It’s usually more about optimization than anything suspicious. Server distance and infrastructure matter, but a lot of speed differences come from how well the site is built. Heavy graphics, tracking tools, and extra features can slow things down, while leaner platforms feel much faster even with smaller setups.
I think that's just how randomness looks in the real world. People expect random results to be evenly spread out, but true randomness actually produces weird streaks and clusters all the time. If 19 came up three times in a row, it feels impossible when you're watching it happen, but over thousands of spins it's bound to occur eventually. I'm the same way though. I'll catch myself looking for patterns after a long run of reds or seeing the same numbers pop up repeatedly. Even when you know each spin is independent, your brain still wants there to be a reason behind it.