Why Red/ Black are preferred to Even/Odd and Low/High?

[albalaha]

Have you ever thought about it? Why Red/Black is the most preferred Even Chances bets and not Even/Odd or High/Low?
                          The main reason is the perfect scatter of Red and Black numbers over the wheel, one number is black and other is red without any exception in the entire wheel. While Even/Odd or High/Low are placed in the wheel very haphazardly. Sometimes there are two in cluster and sometimes only one and there is no consistancy.  See the layout of the wheel and understand it yourself.
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[albertojonas]

 
that is why i do not prefer anything.
i prefer to switch
from high/low
red/black
odd/even

Anyways... quit playing outside bets, ECs Dozzens or collumns.

[albalaha]

Can you see another thing in the wheel?
Low+Red  and High+black have taken one hemisphere of the wheel
while, High+Red and Low+black have taken other hemisphere of the wheel if we dissect the wheel vertically.
                  Can we benefit from this?.

[chrisbis]

See what U mean Al.

I'll look into this more later.

Nice observation mate. 

[hanshuckebein]

maybe people bet r/b more often just because the two different colours are more of a teaser to our visual system than e/o and h/l are?

cheers

hans

[carpanta]

Can you see another thing in the wheel?
Low+Red  and High+black have taken one hemisphere of the wheel
while, High+Red and Low+black have taken other hemisphere of the wheel if we dissect the wheel vertically. 
                  Can we benefit from this?.

May I ask whether this is a recent discovery for you or an old one?
Just to put the point into focus.  Thanks.

Cheers,
Carlos.

[chrisbis]

Maybe people bet r/b more often just because the two different colours are more of a teaser to our visual system than e/o and h/l are?

cheers

hans

Its funny that Hans, that's exactly what I thought at first reading this thread, tho I didn't post it up cause I wanted to think about the response.

In essence, my lame version was to say that people bet on RED/BLACK--- cause it looks pretty on the table top!!

Which is pretty much what U have said in Ur reply!!

(sometimes I just repeat what has already be said, but in a different way)

(I said, sometimes I just repeat what has already been said in an alternative fashion)

[Proofreaders2000]

ITA on the visual aspect.  For me I'm thinking (when I first saw a Roulette wheel) "this wheel is simple to beat--red or black...easy"

[albalaha]

May I ask whether this is a recent discovery for you or an old one?
Just to put the point into focus.  Thanks.

Cheers,
Carlos.

  Well Carlos,
                            In reality I never focussed upon this earlier. just overlooked it always.

[carpanta]

         Well Carlos,
                            In reality I never focussed upon this earlier.  just overlooked it always.

Hi Albalaha,

I guess it is a must to have this knowledge if you want to develope a sound strategy based on the wheel carpet, not the felt on the table.
Believe me, the gist to speculate with roulette results should be achieved by taking adventage of the way numbers have been arranged on the wheel.  This helps a lot to put an order to the disposition of the numbers labeled to their particular sockets in the wheel.
Black/Red and High/Low are exactly the same if you divide the wheel in two halves.
I. E.  If the  ball land on the right side of the wheel in a red socket then it is also a high socket.
The only chance that breaks that landscape is even/odd, its distribution along the wheel follows a different pattern  from the other two chances.
If you start from number 32 in the wheel all odd distances among numbers (sockets) are red numbers (red distances) so all even distances should be black numbers (black distances).
The clue to develope an strategy based on distances among released numbers could be performed assuming the wheel is not a circle but like the Earh with its degrees for longitude and latitude.  To such purpose the wheel must be arranged into columns and streets like in the felp.
Columns= longitude
Streets=latitude
Degrees=360Ã,º divided in 12 sections of 30 degrees each so as to make things easier to track, then 30Ã,º 60Ã,º 90Ã,º 120Ã,º. . . . 360Ã,º or if you prefer 3 6 9 12 . . .  36.

What I wrote above is food for the mind.  To play roulette one has to speculate.  On this basis I need to know where areas are being most favoured, whether a consistent pattern is being produced by chance and other information ball movement is recording for those players who feel like tracking methodically. 

[albalaha]

Dear Carlos,
                you are just so much far from the reality as dozens/columns are scattered in the wheel. You should know how to differentiate between natural and fictitious groups upon the wheel.

[Carlitos]

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link:://rouletteforum.cc/general-discussion/both-sides-of-the-wheel-and-the-table/


Carlitos 

[Jordan]

Can you see another thing in the wheel?
Low+Red  and High+black have taken one hemisphere of the wheel
while, High+Red and Low+black have taken other hemisphere of the wheel if we dissect the wheel vertically.
                 Can we benefit from this?.

No we can t . Because we don t know which half of the wheel the ball will land on.
If we could benefit from this we could also bet the half wheel straight numbers...we would not need the Ecs to do it.

The only reason why ppl prefare the RB and not the other 2 Ecs is because they can see what is going on better on the number board....they are seperated easily .

[albalaha]

Dear Jordon,
               I do not believe in something like premonition and visual ballistic and completely negate the concept that just by observing the wheel and ball movements we can draw any conclusions regarding the output that we gonna get next spin. Even roulette computers fail to get  any conclusion.  I only believe in taking smart picks and their smart shuffling alongwith smart progression when your picked set of number does not appear within break even point.

[carpanta]

Dear Carlos,
                you are just so much far from the reality as dozens/columns are scattered in the wheel.  You should know how to differentiate between natural and fictitious groups upon the wheel.

Dear Albalaha,

I'm all ears.  I would love to learn how to differentiate between natural and fictitious groups upon the wheel.  Could you be so kind to elaborate a little over this, please? Thanks.