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there's not enough time in the world for the wheel to land on 20 one hundred times in a row, even though in theory it is possible.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. What it means is that when someone says if you play long enough, you'll lose in the long run, isn't entirely correct and fails to consider that you won't play enough hours in rust to reach "in the long run". What this means is that statistically you can come out on top hedging your bets. But statistically in my life time, that won't happen. Of course because of the fact that previous results have no impact on the next spin, one could argue that it is possible to land on 20 one hundred times in a row. But to answer your question more direct- YES there is a strategy that has worked consistently for me. The fact that the same people profit year after year in the stock market tells you that they aren't lucky, but rather have a good strategy. The stock market is legal to invest in because it is a 1 for 1 sum game, or in other words, there is no house advantage. Yes it is true that previous results have no impact on the next spin, but because this is a 1 for 1 sum game in rust, you can hedge your bets. That means, in theory, the house isn't ever losing if you play the above scenario over and over again, it's always a wash, except, (again in theory), wins 3 coins every 37th spin. The edge comes in when the ball lands on zero. The house takes in 2 but needs to pay out 2 (1 for 1). Even though 2 people will lose and 1 will win, (if it lands in a column) for the house, it's a wash. Each places a separate bet on 1/3 column. Consider 3 people at a real life roulette table. 1.3% doesn't seem like much, but as everyone has been saying, in real life, if you play long enough, eventually the 1.3% will break your bank. In real life the house has at least a 1.3% advantage, depending on the wheel setup. They fail to consider that in the game of Rust, there is no house edge, everything is 1 for 1. the house always wins in the end.Įveryone has it wrong here. Just remember though, over time the 1x will miss 5 times in a row and then you've lost everything. When you win, pull out all your scrap and start at 15 again and you should make 15 scrap every time you win. Therefore your max bet should be 15 scrap. Unfortunately this will only get you a small amount of profit at a time.Įxample: You have 1000 scrap and are confident that the 1x will hit at least once per 5 spins.ġ000/2 = 500 500/2 = 250 250/2 = 125 125/2 = 62.5 62.5/2 = 31.25 31.25/2 = 15.625 If you lose, double that amount and repeat until you win.
Take your amount of scrap and divide it in half that many times +1, and that is what you can gamble with. Say for example you are fairly confident that over 4 spins, 1x will hit at least once. Probably the safest strategy is to choose how many times that you are comfortable in thinking that the 1x won't hit in a row. Over a long period of time, no strategy will win over the house.
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