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That is what called Lightning game mate , those highlighted numbers are the given for big bonuses.
but also like what said in the OP , every game in online gambling now ahs a chance of rigging and I hate seeing those.
specially in lightning games that promise really huge amount of wins comparing to normal roulette games.
But this type of roulette game used to give me a sizable win where the number I bet was placed in the multiplier and that number succeeded in becoming the number occupied by the ball that stopped spinning, but now it's more difficult than I imagined.
Even though it's hard to win, I can't really assume that some of these games have been rigged because we ourselves don't know how it really happened.
Instead of thinking about things that are not clear, I prefer to move on to other games that can provide fun and can be relied on.
I have played roulette and I really like it, I think you have a better chance of winning than a slot machine, I like to bet only on colors and 0, it seems to me that they are the safest bets and I reduce the chances of losing, I think I have more option to win when I bet on a color and on 0, because somehow a color has to fall or else the zero falls, so that is something that I learned by myself, I don't know if it is in the best options to play, but in I have tried roulette when I only bet on certain numbers my probability of losing is much higher, and I want to always win, I think we all want to win and if those options can be increased it is better.
Bet according into your liking and preference on which there are indeed moments which i do really make out only bets on colors whether black or red but not considering on putting up some chips on 0.
It does really vary though because when betting up on colors then i could usually be making up some martingale strategy if ever it would be having a loss, which we know that this is a common
way or strategy when playing out which could be applied on slots too. It would really be impossible specially on a live casino or physical one on having that 3-5 same color streaks
unless if its really that been rigged or they would be detecting out that there's someone who do make some martingale.
As for online gaming platform then there's no way that we could be able to identify if they are really that rigging up their games on where they do really have that unfair every roll
they would made.
You've picked a fine kettle of fish to dissect - the Martingale strategy, a classic in the roulette wheel of betting techniques. But surely, we're not putting all our chips on just one square of the gambling chessboard, are we?
The Martingale, while popular enough to get invited to every poker night, carries a heavyweight risk tag. Hit a dry spell, and you'll see your bets climbing the staircase to bankruptcy quicker than a greased lightning. Ever heard of the D'Alembert strategy? It's like the Martingale's cousin from the quiet side of the family, a tad less boisterous because you only raise your bet by a single unit after a loss. Doesn't that sound like a smoother ride on the betting rollercoaster?
In the matter of online gaming fairness, you're hitting the bullseye when saying we can't peek under the hood to spot any rigged games. But hey, plenty of online casinos have a watchdog sniffing their heels, with regulations and routine check-ups ensuring they play fair. Shouldn't we extend a little trust to these guardians of fairness, or are we too deep in the trenches of doubt?