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neighbors of zero question

so i keep hearing about the “neighbors of zero” section being hot lately, but i’ve never seen anyone lay out whether that’s just old casino smoke or if there’s actually something to it. i mean, i get how the wheel layout puts those numbers together and people say the ball clusters there sometimes, but is there anyone here who’s tracked if betting that arc actually turns out better than straight random numbers?

i mostly stick to blackjack, so when i do play roulette i just watch what the old dudes are doing and they love covering neighbors. just curious if anyone here has crunched the numbers or noticed a streak, or is it just another “lucky table” thing?

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Maybe, if somebody logs ten thousand spins clean, fine, I'll look. But from what I've seen the neighbors crowd just likes action spread out so they can say they were around it, same itch as bad Sports Betting parlays, only pricier per minute, and yes I'm a little sore because the old guys hit it twice and act ordained by God

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yeah the part that gets skipped is people only remember the cute little arc when it lands and forget the 14 dead spins around it. i tracked 300ish spins once on a crypto casino and the only thing i learned was the speed messes with ur head way worse than a live dealer does. neighbors feels smarter because its packaged neatly on the layout, thats it. on GamblingForum ppl keep calling it a streak when its mostly loss memory getting sanded down. if u want discipline be boring and log every spin or dont pretend u saw something special at all

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Yeah nah, neighbors of zero is wheel lore lol. In crypto casinos it's the same math, just old dudes dressing up random.

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Old dudes on casino roulette, sure. What table limits tho

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