Single Zero Roulette Analyser

by Andrew MacDonald 1998

Entry fields in blue. Post number of observations of each pocket in respective cell. "Outliers" identified in Red and underlined. To determine advantage go to "Result Analyser" and enter appropriate values. Standard deviation -0.5 0.1 208 216 28 12 2.4 250 7 -1.4 195 29 -1.7 190 18 0.3 219 22 -0.3 211 9 -0.8 204 31 0.4 220 14 -0.3 210 20 1 216 Standard deviation 0.1 Total observations Mean Standard deviation Chi Squared Test Test result for wheel 7951 215 14 29.67% PASS Probability of the observed results occurring in an unbiassed trial. A PASS does not necessarily indicate that a number(s) is not worth exploiting. -0.1 -0.3 0.0 3.7 0.4 -0.1 -1.0 0.7 -1.0 213 210 215 268 220 213 200 225 200 35 3 26 0 32 15 19 4 21 2 25 17 Roulette Wheel A 34 6 27 13 36 33 16 24 5 10 23 8 30 11 200 240 231 203 219 215 201 200 -1.0 1.7 1.1 -0.8 0.3 0.0 -1.0 -1.0 Standard deviation

See "Laplace Gauss" to determine if observations exceed sample size required

Outliers are those numbers which depart from the mean by at least 3 standard deviations and are therefore significant.

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Result Analyser
by Andrew MacDonald 1998
Generates an estimated expectation for the observed result based on the frequency of occurrence and payout odds. Entry fields in blue. Key output fields in yellow.

Payout Odds to 1. Probability of winning Sample size generated Mean Standard deviation Outliers ( 3 standard deviations) Outliers ( 4 standard deviations) Actual frequency observed "Exploitable" Number Return (Mean) Return (1st Outlier) Return (2nd Outlier) Potential return on observation

35 2.703% Values 7963 215.2 14.5 259 273 268 0 Return 97.30% 116.92% 123.47% 121.16% Frequency 2.703% 0.182% 3.248% 3.430% 3.366% Expectation -2.70% 16.92% 23.47% 21.16%

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Sample Size Analyser

by Andrew MacDonald 1998
Entry fields in blue. Key output values are in yellow.

Determines the number of trials required to ascertain the existence of a bias in a binomial distribution. (toss of dice, spin of Roulette Whee

Payout Odds to 1. Probability of winning Confidence interval Tolerance level

35 2.703% 95% 0.541% Values 3457 93.4 9.5 122 132 Return 97.30% 127.08% 137.01% Frequency

Sample size required Mean Standard deviation Outliers ( 3 standard deviations) Outliers ( 4 standard deviations)

2.703% 0.276% 3.530% 3.806% Expectation -2.70% 27.08% 37.01%

Return (Mean) Return (1st Outlier) Return (2nd Outlier)

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Double Zero Roulette Analyser

by Andrew MacDonald 1998
Entry fields in blue. Post number of observations of each pocket in respective cell. "Outliers" identified in Red and underlined. To determine advantage go to "Result Analyser" and enter appropriate values.

Standard deviation

2.4 -1.4 -1.7 0.3 -0.3 -0.8 0.3 -0.4

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Standard deviation Total observations Mean Standard deviation Chi Squared Test Test result for wheel 8179 215 14 13.57% PASS

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Standard deviation

See "Laplace Gauss" to determine if observations exceed sample size required

Probability of the observed results occurring in an unbiassed trial A PASS does not necessarily indicate that a number(s) is not worth exploiting.

Outliers are those numbers which depart from the mean by at least 3 standard deviations and are therefore significant.

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