Excellent post. As you say, the non-randomness that keeps being discussed makes no difference at all. We can all be sure that every random event within the casino – the throw of a dice, the order of a deck, or the reel positions on a slot – are just as unpredictable and will occur just as frequently as the real life events they emulate.
In any case, if any patterns were present they would be spread throughout the millions of random events generated every second within the software provider.
Oneguy2nv wrote:
If not for that, a “double every losing bet and leave the casino when win you win one” would actually be a winning strategy.
And if you have an infinite bankroll 