I enjoy theese theoretical question, given we are talking about a total random system. So, just to be sure all minds think alike, a little question.
Stats tell me, that when given a great win in MG, you are most likely to hit another one on the next game in high wagering. After this your luck drops down to the basement. However, this is is not the question, but my biased observation which I was not to disquss.
My question however, given there is a 100% RNG environment, and all games are different.
After having 2 great wins, does that mean that you should really not expect win anything for the next spins? (And I am talking below average payout during the next, say 1000 spins).
I would expect the answer above is supposed to be yes, but I would be interesting in hearing your views.
Stats tell me, that when given a great win in MG, you are most likely to hit another one on the next game in high wagering. After this your luck drops down to the basement. However, this is is not the question, but my biased observation which I was not to disquss.
My question however, given there is a 100% RNG environment, and all games are different.
After having 2 great wins, does that mean that you should really not expect win anything for the next spins? (And I am talking below average payout during the next, say 1000 spins).
I would expect the answer above is supposed to be yes, but I would be interesting in hearing your views.
(however....)
) trends in the stats. I know the odds of hitting anything big are very slim, however it seems luck comes in pairs. Also, followed by luck we get usually very unlucky. Comparing overall that we are going for a 95% payout - it's staring to make sense...
