Past numbers have *NOTHING* to do with future events?

[ThomasGrant]

Put me down for a B type person.
All the bots I use rely on past numbers.

[albalaha]

Even Kimo Li uses past numbers.

[Bayes]

Rather than be accused of sitting on the fence, I would have to say that I fall into the 'B' category. 

[Twisteruk]

B 

[Blood Angel]

'B'for me!!

[hanshuckebein]

this is something I found on the internet.  and maybe it's the "bridge"between wether past spins have any influence on future spins or not:

"Coin-tosses, roulette wheels, radioactive decay and other games of chance have no memory.    So letââ,¬â,,¢s consider quickly the difference of a random process with a memory, such as brownian motion or a random walk.   

Levy flight or drunkard's walkImagine tracking a jittering particle that with every step can jump in one of four directions.    It can go left, right, forwards or backwards.    Well a quarter of the time it will go back the way it just came, erasing its last step.    And at other times it may repeat its last jump, even making runs of jump in the same direction like a sequence of heads.   

So the particle is behaving randomly.    Yet now this system (also called a Levy flight) has a memory because each new step takes off from wherever the particle last landed.    It is like a drunk staggering around an infinitely large field.    The actions are random but carry a history of the past with them.   "

cheers

hans

[albalaha]

History of spins is essential to test any sort of "system". In roulette, we can earn by predicting the future numbers, if we can't predict, we can't earn. If we play all 37/38 numbers, we will be at loss, hence the past numbers has to be seen. Only those players who are having premonition or so called visual ballistic or bias analysis or who are said to identify dealer's signature or users of cheating roulette computers may not need past data. There are some systems also which rely upon betting on some set of numbers and their shuffling with or without progression, they also do not need past spins data.

[esoito]

All events (in this world) are linked.

They are linked by time.

And roulette is a chain of events...

So time as a roulette factor, and how that could be exploited, is perhaps of greater importance than whether or not numbers have a memory.

Guess that makes me a C (or a Z in some folks' eyes  LOL)

[albalaha]

Past numbers may be required to do various things to various people, some may use it to find a bias, some may use it to find hot and cold numbers, i.e. sleepers etc. But looking at any past data you can't get any instant benefit. I see past data to determine my bet size and style.

[MrJ]

"I see past data to determine my bet size and style" >>> So regardless the REASON of the past, it can (at least for you) be used for a PURPOSE, correct?  Ken

[albalaha]

Offcourse Ken,
                I always see past data but alongwith it also takes care that I do not get trapped into Gambler's fallacy. Actually, gambling is all about taking chances and a professional takes it smartly. Just that.

[KTFPissa]

yes, i sure want to reply on this post. Has anyone changed categories all these years. And it was quite funny to read about the "Law of uneven distribution", son of GOD.

[Turner]

Im A at the moment so I can test it
Trouble is I am hard wired into B

I could ratlle on about some  A idea and most posts would be about "surely you just used a past spin"
(Cue Pryanka )

I am playing with 2 ideas at the moment. One is A and one is B. Cant help it.

[Priyanka]

Then you are firmly rooted on B Turner. 

[3Nine]

When in doubt, fill B out.  I'm in for B.