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When playing roulette on a european table, what are the odds of black or red coming being spun 15 times row?

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When playing roulette on a european table, what are the odds of black or red coming being spun 15 times row?

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  1. Your question is moot as you can not bet on extended predictions only on each spin.


  2. Again you people with the failure to consider every variable, although you were close with  2.023 x10^-5

    the first trial doesnt matter as it will either be black or red, and that is the starting point, we will ignore the possibility of 0 for the first spin. since it woudl have no sigifigance in a streak of red or black.  After that the odds of getting black or red are the same so the probibility of 18/37 is only raised to the 14th power, not the 15th

    the correct answer is   0.00004159:1

  3. Well, of course the odds would be 1/2^15 if either black or red counted; 1/2^14 if the first throw didn't matter.  But on a European table, there is one green square, so the actual odds are either 18/37^14 or ^15.  An American table is much worse.

    In any case, I wouldn't bet on it.

  4. 0.00202330668083902%

    or 1 in 49424

  5. In European Roulette the odds of it being black one time is 18/37=48.65%.  American Roulette it is 18/38=47.37%.

    I found a web site that may answer your question.  On it they stated that the odds of getting the same color 18 times in a row is 1 in 693,745.

    So the odds of 15 times would be a little better:

    (18/38)^15=  Whatever that equals.

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