talking about roulette wheel ... try to predict what will be the next digit.

Unless your specific roulette wheel has been rigged, there is no way to predict any number from past data.
Unlike card games, Roulette "resets" the possibilities to be either 1 in 37 (or 1 in 38 in the case of two zeroes on the wheel) just as they were at any time in the past.

Cheers, Sören

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In reply to Re: guessing next number on roulette wheel by Happy-the-monk
in thread guessing next number on roulette wheel by sk.kumar

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