The Law of Third Part 1

The Law of Third Part 1

Each experienced roulette player knows the fact, that it is impossible for the roulette wheel to produce in 37/38 spins all 37/38 numbers.
This appearance probably never occurred in the long history of roulette.
This fact represents a mathematical reality.
This reality, which is generally called The Law of Third, ensures for the fact that in 37/38 spins 1/3 of the numbers do not appear.
That again means that some numbers must appear several times.

Investigations in practice and statistics of hundredthousands of spins show on average the following results:

within 20 spins only 16 different numbers do appear, because 4 numbers did appeared twice;

within 37 spins between 23 and 24 numbers do appear on the average, because 10 numbers did appear twice and 2 or 3 numbers did appear three times;

within 110 spins (average) only 35 different numbers do appear,
of which approx. 28 did appear twice,
from these 28 numbers 20 did appear three times,
from these 20 numbers 12 did appear four times,
from these 12 numbers 6 did appear five times,
from these 6 numbers 3 six times appeared and
from these 3 finally 1 number seven times appeared.

The table below shows the complete outline of the appearance of the numbers from spin 1 up to spin 111. To keep the table short we have ommited the spin lines where nothing happens.

The table is easy to read:

For example with spin 12 one number appeared twice and with spin 21 already 16 numbers appeared once and 4 numbers twice.




And naturally what is valid for the single numbers, applies also to the STREETS and the LINES, whereby the frequency of the appearance is changed accordingly.
(the frequency distribution for STREETS and LINES can be found in
STATISTICS)

In one of our next updates we will show you two approaches to utilize The Law of Third for straight up bets.

TO BE CONTINUED !