Slight booboo. It states that: Scoblete recounts how Barney Vinson, Huntington Press author and long-time dealer at Caesars Palace, witnessed the number 7 come up six times in a row at Caesars' roulette wheel #211 on July 14, 2000. The odds of that happening are three billion to one.
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They forgot the "first ones free" rule of probability. The Real chance is: 79,235,168 to one. Or a one in 80 million.
To be a one in 3 billion event, they would have had to state that they were trying to roll a seven before the first spin.
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