You tell me to calm down and then at the end of your ramble call me fucking ignorant. I think someone needs to take their own advise. Listen up losers, I'm done with the braindead bunch. If anyone ever wants to take me up on my bet offer let me know. I'll be more than happy to take your money as well.
Before I go let me touch on your point on long term events. That is my point about all of the math mumbo jumbo. The math is only relevent for thousands and hundreds of thousands of rolls. The fact is that you have only 6 ways to lose and 18 ways to win. That is math. I understand the house edge but that is taken into account over, like you said, a long period of time. The house edge is about 6% on roullete which means you should lose an average of $6 every hour with a $100 bankroll. When does this ever happen????? When does the actual mathmatical odds really take place in a 2 hour session of any game? Or 30 minute session for that matter? The answer is that it doesn't. The odds are stacked against you when you grind out hours and hours at any given table, they will catch up with you. With a win/loss total pre set before you enter a casino you can take most of that long term advantage away. 10% of your bankroll is all you should expect to win from any table. That makes it very easy to walk away while up just a little bit of money. You are not giving the casino that long term play, therefore taking away that long term edge they have over you.