I used roulette as an example. By the way, in the old days when the wheel was not perfectly calibrated, this tiny discrepancy could have yielded very decent profits, if one knew how to use random predisposition on evens odds bets.
Equalizer is right ... and if you're doing different betting sizes and you get caught on the wrong side of the probability equation, all you will end up doing is shredding your account. BTW, the thread title is just a "run-up" also. It's quoting the stat that 95% of traders end up net-net losers at the end of their run at the game ... but that doesn't mean that this coin-toss method is a winner! :eek:
How would you classify this thread according to the table below from 1 to 7?. I suspect you'd go with 1 because coins can be felt in the intestine like separate hard lumps hard to pass.