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Roulette Losing Streaks - What Is Possible
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A lot of people ask me what kind of losing streaks are possible in roulette, and the simple answer is really up to fate and the 'gods' if you like. While not common in roulette, immense losing streaks have been recorded and I've even seen some personally, and that's what I'd like to talk about today.

To start, whenever we're speaking in roulette terms, we always think of odds. The odds of a certain number coming up or the odds of a certain number not coming up a certain amount of times in a row. But the thing is that odds are just that; odds. They're not a guarantee of anything and are just a guide to what will most likely happen, and most likely does not mean definitely.

One of the largest losing streaks I'd ever heard of was at one of the roulette tables inside the Venetian Casino in Las Vegas. Apparently the '2nd 12' of the board had not come up for about 17 spins, which is quite unlikely and according to the law of averages and odds should only happen once every 1,500 spins or so. A punter at the casino noticed this and began to make large $100 bets on this part of the board, certain that it would come up in the next few spins.

After losing a further three spins in a row betting $100 each time (which if he won

would have evened out his losses) he continued to bet in the hope he would recoup some kind of loss. 36 further spins later and a total of $3900 down, the man gave up. Even after he did, the ball failed to land on the '2nd 12' of the board another 7 times, for a total of 63 consecutive spins of it not landing on that section of the board.

But for me personally, the largest streak of what I'd call bad odds (or bad luck) was in an Australian casino where the ball landed on the '0' slot six times in a row. Now this might not sound as unlucky as the last guy, but keep in mind he had a massive 33% chance of it landing on that section of the board. For the ball to land on '0' even once you only have a 2.7% chance, but six times consecutively? 0.0000000389%.

So just because it's unlikely, doesn't mean it won't happen. Keep that in mind next time you're at the table.

David Morris is a seasoned gambler who has spent years in real-world and online casinos. Click the link for some information on GUARANTEED ROULETTE BEATING PROGRAMS as well as you can check out David's personal GAMBLING BLOG HERE.

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