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Hello everyone, I often play live or streamed roulette. When playing online, however, I have the feeling that quite often one color falls, e.g. 13 times in a row, or odd or 1-18. Statistically, it should be about 1x per x thousand spins (which I have confirmed from live roulette). In online this happens very often within 300 spins from the start of playing. Do you have experience with this?

Thank you

Ahoj všem, často hraji živé nebo stremované rulety. Při online mám ale pocit, že dost často padá např. 13x zasebou jedna barva, případně lichá nebo 1-18. Statisticky by to mělo vycházet na cca 1x za x tisíců spinů (což mám z živé rulety potvrzeno). V online k tomu dochází velmi často do 300 spinů od počátku hraní. Máte s tím zkušenosti?

Děkuji

I would say that this question is for players who keep track of their stats.

Hopefully someone will respond. I would rather bet on a possible answer in this thread 🙂

https://casino.guru/forum/other-casino-games/roulette-thread/4#post-81879

Good luck!

Řekla bych, že tahle otázka je na hráče, kteří si vedou statistiky.

Doufejme, že se někdo ozve. Na případnou odpověď bych spíše sázela v tomto threadu 🙂

https://casino.guru/forum/other-casino-games/roulette-thread/4#post-81879

Hodně štěstí!

Most likely, your observations just happened to coincide with that moment. Such long series (or even longer) of hits or misses don't occur more frequently than in regular casinos.

I have now reviewed the statistics of several tables, and to support my words, I'm providing a few images. Firstly, the last 1000 numbers that came up in roulette.

As you can visually confirm, there aren't very long series there.

Then I looked at column charts for each category (red/black, even/odd, small/large), where the green color represents a group of consecutive hits of the required category, and red indicates consecutive misses.

In the case of red numbers, you can see that the green and red bars are not very high. Which means, there were no long sequences of misses or hits of red numbers. Using the scroll feature (marked with an arrow), I reviewed the entire game history (those same 1000 spins), and the maximum I could find was 12 misses of red in a row.

I examined several roulette tables, and the situation was similar everywhere. I didn't take screenshots because it wouldn't make sense.

Of course, there are situations when red or green bars are very high, but my example simply shows that this doesn't happen more often than anywhere else.

Thanks for the insights. On a very well-known Czech online roulette platform, it happened to me that the first 150 spins alternated between odd and even, low/high or red/black from 8 to 12 omissions really every moment, you could say constantly. When I later bet on a trial basis so that only 7 numbers remained unoccupied and there were considerable bets on the rest, 5 out of 7 spins fell on these unoccupied numbers. And this happened repeatedly . Dozens fell 9 times in a row, which is also not quite common and is really quite out of probability.

I don't want to suspect anyone, but combined with the experience of streaming real roulette in Las Vegas (estimated 1500 and maybe more) spins, I have a strong impression that the enignes that run it are simply clinking.

Díky za poznatky. Na velmi známé české platformě online rulety se mi stalo, že prvních 150 spinů se střídala lichá se sudou, nízká/ vysoká nebo červená/ černá od 8 až 12 vynechání opravdu každou chvíli, dá se říci neustále. Když jsem pak později zkušebně sázel tak, aby zůstalo neobsazených pouze 7 čísel a na zbytku byly nemalé sázky, tak 5 ze 7 spinů padly právě tato neobsazená čísla. A to se stalo opakovaně. Na střídčku padaly tucty 9x zasebou, což také není úplně běžné a opravdu dost se to vymyká pravděpodobnosti.

Nechci nikoho podezřívat, ale v kombinaci se zkušenosti ze streamu reálné rulety v Las Vegas (odhad 1500 a možná víc) spinů, mám silný dojem, že ty enigne, na kterých to běží jsou prostě cinklý.

Hey there! It's interesting how streaks can feel different online versus live, right? Variations happen due to RNG, but I get what you mean. It's not uncommon to notice patterns that seem off statistically. Have you explored different platforms to see if the trend persists?