Like I said before some ball movements do look extremely dodgy, but your implying that they are missing you personally on purpose, and in multiple spins in a row but realistically its highly unlikely that everyone is leaving the same numbers as you off consistently, which would mean someone will be winning. So unless your are the person betting much higher than everyone else, its more likely to cost them more avoiding your numbers than everyone else's?
Yeah, I've got that question a few times already.
I think I occasionally can get a win if other players are already occupying most of the numbers that I had left unchipped. The software then settles for the lesser evil.
EXAMPLE:
I bet a modest amount on 1-24.
The other people bet
big on 25-36.
So this round will probably end in my favour.
This could explain the fact that I lose even more if I play at night.
That's when there are less players online, so there are more unchipped numbers available to pick from, so less scraps for me...
Also if they were some how cheating you im sure they would do it less aggressive, eg after maybe after some losses let you win one but not enough to recover to keep you chasing?
I have wondered why they'd be so obvious and aggressive about it, yeah.
Maybe it's because I won a few thousands when I started out. Maybe Evolution keeps track of that and automatically flags me in their database, and then the gloves come off... and there's no more winning for me until they get
all of their money back.
I used to feel the exact same thing about "supercasino" LIVE roulette eg the one on the TV ( channel 5 ) it just felt like they were purposely avoiding my numbers ( i do the same ones all the time with rare extra ones ) and the more i chased the more longer periods of misses i would endure. But recently I have changed several things and things have been going better but this might just be short lived, sure i will find out soon enough! I have been tracking more data on my sessions.
I have my own roulette wheel and i must admit i have tried covering like 30 numbers loads of times and its scary just how many times it finds one of the only 7 numbers not covered, in fact enough to feel its rigged even tho the wheel was balanced and i was spinning the ball myself !! So maybe we are just all tin foil hatters
I'm far from a tin foil hatter, but I'm not naive either.
If there's a way to cheat people out of money and get away with it, most companies
will exploit it.
Of course, even the most outrageous, statistically insane scenario can still be a mathematical possibility. So Evolution can continue hiding behind that... even if the ball falls on zero 30 times in a row.