Originally Posted by
mr jjj
Why wouldn't the temporarily hot numbers come out ahead? In the parameters you describe, the numbers you are picking have already appeared more than the statistical norm. Then, you only allow 20 more spins. Over those 220 spins (before starting the next "trial") your 3 numbers were already ahead of any numbers you assigned to us.
Or are you saying that your "hot" numbers will appear more often in the next 20 spins (not collectively over the total 220 spins)? >>>>
"Why wouldn't the temporarily hot numbers come out ahead" >>> They would come out ahead (imo), thats my point. The reason for the question was.....the non-method people say that IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE, everything is equal.....one number is not better than another number etc.
"Over those 220 spins (before starting the next "trial") your 3 numbers were already ahead of any numbers you assigned to us" >>> I'm not saying I am up on you 3-0, we start fresh 0-0. I'll try this a different way. If someone says, IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE, than it should NOT matter what my rules (parameters) are for the experiment, correct, because there can NOT BE ANY type of advantage (so I hear).
Ken