Wright carried the remaining 400,000 chips to the roulette table.
Wright stood and watched for a while and found that the rules were also very simple.
There are many numbers on the turntable.
Wright roughly counted and found that there were thirty-seven digits in total, from 0 to 36.
Gamblers can bet on any number, and if the ball on the wheel stops on the number the gambler bets on, the casino will pay 36 times the bet.
Looks like a good deal.
Assuming the dealer (casino) does not cheat and the probability of each number is equal, the chance of winning is 1/37.
For those who are good at mental arithmetic, it is not difficult to calculate that the mathematical expectation of this game is that for every 1000 bets made by the gambler, he will lose 27.
That means the casino wins an average of $27 every time the game is played.
This is just the calculation method for betting on one number.
However, the casino's advantage will not change no matter how you bet.
But for Wright, this is not a simple matter of probability.
First of all, in the roulette wheel, only the initial force makes the wheel turn.
Then the force will slowly decrease until it stops.
The ball also stops when the roulette wheel stops, and falls into the grid with the corresponding number.
Wright looked at it a few times and found that this roulette wheel did not have the so-called cheating, that is, the secondary thrust of the spinning roulette wheel.
This means that Wright can calculate the approximate position of the ball based on the initial force and rotation speed of the turntable.
And the error is no more than three.
But Wright still looked at it a few more times to confirm the accuracy of his speculation.
Then he walked forward holding his chip box.
The roulette wheel will spin for about two minutes at a time, so you can bet within one minute after the roulette wheel starts.
Wright placed his chips worth more than 400,000 directly at the 23rd position.
He didn't even consider the error; he wanted to conduct the experiment with an accuracy of one.
There are many rich people here, but Wright bet all of his chips, more than 400,000, on roulette at once, which seemed a bit crazy to outsiders.
In their eyes, Wright was a desperate man who had to rely on this to make a profit.
And such people often end up with nothing.
So, no one is betting the same as Wright.
But they were wrong, Wright had no psychological burden at all.
This bit of chips is just to confirm my calculations.
Regardless of whether the bet is successful or not, this is a valuable record of the experiment.
As the roulette wheel gradually filled up, the gamblers held their breath.
At that moment, they were quiet, but their hearts were restless, and their violent heartbeats rose and fell.
It felt like I was about to jump out.
Wright's calculation, which was accurate to one, was successful.
When the ball landed on number 23, everyone's eyes widened.
Looking all over the world for who bet on twenty-three and who is the lucky one.
When those people saw that it was Wright, the all-in gambler, they couldn't help but tremble.
Chapter 87: Miracle Reappears! Twenty-three Deaths, One Against Thirty-six
This desperate gambler actually turned the tables.
The original amount of more than 400,000 yuan turned into 15 million yuan.
And Wright just nodded lightly.
Leta turned to look at Ula and signaled it with her eyes to find Charles.
Charles hurried over and asked with a concerned look on his face.
"What's wrong? Is there any problem?"
Wright shook his head.
Wright pointed to the mountain of chips in front of him.
Charles was a little surprised.
“You won these.”
Wright shrugged noncommittally.
"How did you win?"
Wright glanced at the roulette wheel.
Charles is not a fool. If Wright wants to win so much money in a short period of time, he can only rely on all-in.
Charles let out a long breath.
How come this kid is so strong today? First he won consecutively at blackjack and now he has won thirty-six at roulette.
Charles finally realized that this kid Wright had something to say.
Wright took out 200,000 chips from the pile and signaled Charles to take the other chips.
This action also stunned Charles.
How does this guy know that he needs chips to gamble?
Charles's bet was not a simple bet, but a previous game of blackjack.
There are two targets to be won over in the card game. The appearance of the four-eyed cat is beyond Charles's expectations, so Charles plans to use the card game as a springboard to recruit them together.
Opportunities like this don't come around often.
And small things are of no interest to them at all.
So Charles needs a lot of leverage.
Charles originally wanted to ask Leah to get five million.
Five million is nothing to Charles, but trying to come up with five million at once is a waste of time.
But now it seems that there is no need for this.
This mountain of chips, at least ten million, is definitely enough.
Charles patted Wright on the shoulder.
"Then I will accept it without mercy."
Wright smiled and patted Charles' chest.
Charles called the casino staff and deposited a mountain of chips into his card.
Fifteen million is not easy to get even if it is exchanged for the largest chips. It would be much more convenient to deposit it into the casino's special card.
Casino regulars usually have a stored-value card.
The remaining 200,000 Wrights were going to be lost, of course not really lost but given away for free.
But something happened that Wright didn't expect. A man suddenly knelt in front of Wright.
"Sir, help me, please tell me which number the ball will stop at next time, please."
Wright didn't understand, but from his actions he could tell that he was begging him.
The man was missing an arm and an eye, had a crew cut and a large scar on his head. His face was longer than a normal person's, with more prominent cheekbones. His intact right eye had a hint of madness. Not only were his clothes tattered, but his whole body gave off a sense of being at the end of his rope.
At this moment, people around laughed contemptuously.
Although Wright's previous one-on-thirty-six performance was indeed amazing, they just thought that Wright was lucky.
In their eyes, this game does not involve any skills and is purely a game of luck.
Wright hadn't originally intended to help, but the sarcasm from the people around him made him a little angry.
Wright helped the man up.
Then he came to the roulette wheel.
This round of roulette has already begun, and Wright is quietly waiting for the next round to begin.
When the roulette wheel spun at high speed at the start of a new round, Wright tapped on the 23 position again.
And Wright's action was even more despised by others.
At first they doubted whether Wright really had that ability, but when Wright counted 23, they realized that Wright was just lucky.
Someone has done statistics and found that the probability of the ball falling in the same position is less than one out of ten.
Only two hands had passed since Wright bet on 23.
And the moment the roulette wheel started, Wright pointed to 23. Who would believe it? Who dared to believe it?
The funniest thing is,
How ironic it was that Wright, who had been giving guidance to the desperate man, actually put his own 200,000 chips on the first one.
But the man chose to believe Wright and bet all his 23 chips down to .
Everyone treats the man as a clown.
And this will also be the Joker's final madness.
Seeing this, Wright patted the man on the shoulder and walked out.
At that moment, the man, who was originally extremely excited, suddenly calmed down.
The man looked back at Wright's back and felt an inexplicable sense of security.
As for the others, they completely regarded Wright as a villain who was ready to run away after defrauding people.
Until the ball once again stopped accurately at the number 23.
Everyone was shocked. There was astonishment, annoyance, jealousy and regret on their faces.
But the man who should have been excited was extremely calm.
From the moment Wright took that shot, it seemed as if the ending was already determined.
And the man had Wright's appearance engraved in his bones.
A desperate gamble of five hundred thousand eventually turned into eighteen million.
This is not only a feat of fighting thirty-six at once, but also the beginning of the man's turnaround.
The man smiled. What he saw was not eighteen million people, but an empire that was about to rise, and the founder of the empire would undoubtedly be himself.
Wright certainly had no idea of the man's grand ambitions.
At this time, he and Ula were sitting leisurely in the box of Brothers Casino.
Enjoying good food and wine.
On the card table in the box, there was an extremely formal private card game.
What everyone has in front of them are no longer chips, but piles of gold.
Wright found the game between masters very interesting but he would never participate in it.
He could not forget the shadow of the five little dragons he had when he was the banker.
In other words, those who use their brains cannot beat those who cheat.
He can't stand playing with a bunch of wall-hangers.
And this private poker game created by Wright is no longer involving the previous five people.
Three more people appeared: a gentleman with a yellow curly beard, a beautiful woman wearing a jeweled laurel wreath on her head, and a young child.
