Roulette wheel
are you writing down exact pockets, or just eyeballing the zone? i kept a notebook on one wheel and wanted 500 spins before taking a pattern seriously. a couple sessions didn't tell me much.
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are you writing down exact pockets, or just eyeballing the zone? i kept a notebook on one wheel and wanted 500 spins before taking a pattern seriously. a couple sessions didn't tell me much.
i only know the minimum side of it. it can change, but i think it tends to stay put while you’re playing. i check the posted limit before i buy in. not sure about a good system for keeping track of outside bets, i’d get mixed up too once there were chips in a few spots.
if there’s a single-zero table available, the double-zero one’s an easy pass. single zero still has the house edge, but the odds are better, and that extra pocket hits outside bets just as surely as straight numbers. three 00s in 35 spins is a rotten run, but it can happen on any wheel. it doesn’t tell you much about that one. the built-in edge is there every spin, so that’s enough reason to keep the $300 if all they’ve got is double zero.
under 2x happens. i had 10 free spins pay about 25 cents on a 20-cent bet once (not much of a bonus). no idea how common it is on that game, but i’ve had lots with a couple small hits and the rest blank.
for a $300 deposit, the rollover wording matters. if it’s 20x the $300 bonus, that’s $6,000 in play. if it’s 20x the $600 deposit-plus-bonus, it’s $12,000 before withdrawal (assuming those are the actual numbers in the terms). slots may clear it quicker, but blackjack is a different story. the time limit matters too, because a big playthrough with a short window can turn into a chore. with the combined amount, keeping the $300 separate sounds simpler.
how much was the daily?