There are two schools of thought when it comes to whether or not video roulette is truly random. The first believes that the computer program that selects the numbers is biased in some way and that this bias affects the outcome of the game.
The second school of thought believes that the computer program randomly selects the numbers, and that there is no way for it to bias the outcome.
The first school of thought claims that there is a mathematical flaw in the video roulette software that allows for a certain number to consistently come up. This number could be selected by chance, but if it is consistently selected, then it is likely because there is a bias in the software.
This bias could be intentional or unintentional, but either way, it would affect the outcome of the game.
The second school of thought maintains that video roulette is a random process and there is no way for the computer program to bias the outcome. This theory suggests that the computer randomly selects all of the numbers, and regardless of what number is selected, it cannot affect the outcome of the game.
This theory may be more accurate because if there were a bias in the software, then it would be possible for different numbers to come up more often than they should.
