If you want to simulate roulette in Excel, you’ll first need to gather some data. You can either gather data from a live roulette table or create a simulated roulette table.
If you’re using a live table, you’ll need to gather the number of bets, the number of red chips, and the number of black chips. You can then use this data to create a simulated roulette table.
To create a simulated roulette table in Excel, you’ll first need to set up a worksheet with the following columns:
Bets : This column will hold the number of bets made on each slot machine position.
: This column will hold the number of bets made on each slot machine position. Chips : This column will hold the number of red chips used in each bet.
: This column will hold the number of red chips used in each bet. Black Chips: This column will hold the number of black chips used in each bet.
Next, you’ll need to create a function that will simulate the roulette wheel. To do this, you’ll need to gather the following information: The wheel’s starting point (the value 1 in this example), how many turns it takes to go around (in this example, 6), and how many spaces there are between each row and column on the wheel (in this example, 12). You can then use this information to create a function that will generate an integer value that represents how many red chips are currently located at that position on the wheel.
For example, if the wheel’s starting point is 1 and it takes 6 turns to go around, then the function would return 6*1 + 12*6 = 96 as its output value. You can then use this value to determine how many black chips are located at that position on the wheel.
