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Missing my point Dilbert! Your programme will run the numbers and tell you that, given the number of roulette tables in the world and the fact that there have been probably 1000s spinning constantly worldwide for many many years . . . then in 'theory' there should have been 500 reds in a row by now . . . . but there hasn't . . there have only been 26 because your tidy little theory of probability does NOT apply for very large samples . . . . . its the 'law of high numbers' . . probabilty calculations do not work for large numbers.
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