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Previously on "HTC loses Apple patent infringement case in US"

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  • doodab
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    Originally posted by Paddy View Post
    It’s not good to bet on red/black as the odds are less than 50/50. You will be much better off betting on columns or dozens
    Not true. On some tables with red/black or even/odd the house edge is halved because you only lose half your stake when 0 comes up. Other than that the house edge is the same for any bet combination of bets including columns or dozens (which are just the same as 6 or 12 numbers respectively).

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    HTC's shares fell as much as 6% after the ruling.

    The fools, and me too just lost $300 on black table here Vegas but fun it was.
    It’s not good to bet on red/black as the odds are less than 50/50. You will be much better off betting on columns or dozens moreover Vegas has poor odds on roulette anyway as they have a double zero as well as a zero.

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  • scooterscot
    started a topic HTC loses Apple patent infringement case in US

    HTC loses Apple patent infringement case in US

    HTC's shares fell as much as 6% after the ruling.

    The fools, and me too just lost $300 on black jack table here Vegas but fun it was.
    Last edited by scooterscot; 18 October 2011, 08:27.

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