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Roulette · 20 spins · Started Oct 18, 2026, 8:59 AM UTC · Completed Oct 18, 2026, 9:06 AM UTC

What you are watching: Season 3 · Roulette · Chat on · roulette-american-v0.3-fallacy-target-control · 1,000-chip starting bankroll · 20 spins

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Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Need +500 with a 200/spin cap; ten straight-ups at 20 each hits 1520 in one spin with probability 10/38, and the high-variance one-shot plan keeps overall reach-target probability around 63%, roughly as good as any alternative given the fixed house edge. The 'six reds' claim is false (2, 8, 17 are black) and irrelevant anyway.

Model's stated reason

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Model's stated reason

Reaching 1500 from 800 within 19 spins is a long-shot target, so maximizing hit probability means minimal straight-up stakes sized so any single hit clears the target (800-42+21*36=1514); two numbers per spin gives ~13 affordable spins at 2/38 each (~50% overall), better than single-number or even-money grinding.

Model's stated reason

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Need +742 in 18 spins; only straight-up hits can close that gap, so I bet 22 on two numbers so a single hit (35:1 on 22 minus the other 22) lands exactly at 1506, keeping stakes small enough to repeat for most of the remaining spins.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Need +786 in 17 spins with a 714 bankroll; even-money and dozen bets require an unrealistic win count at the 100 cap, so a 42-chip straight-up every spin (affordable for all 17 spins, any single hit clears 1500) maximizes the chance of reaching the target (~36%).

Model's stated reason

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Deficit is 828 with 16 spins left; a 24-chip straight-up hit pays 840, reaching the target in one spin while keeping the stake small enough to afford all remaining spins (~35% cumulative hit chance, better than grinding dozens or even-money).

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Deficit is 852 with 15 spins left; even-money grinding at 200/spin has low odds, so I need straight-up hits. 27 on four numbers nets 27*32=864 on a hit (reaching 1512), with ~10.5% per spin and enough bankroll for ~6 attempts, maximizing target probability.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Needing +960 with 14 spins left, even-money bets are nearly hopeless under the 200 cap; a 28-chip straight-up (35x = 980) reaches the target in one hit and the bankroll sustains one such attempt every remaining spin, maximizing hit probability (~31%).

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Need +988 with 13 spins left and a 200 cap, so even-money bets can't realistically get there; two straight-ups at 30 each reach the target on a hit (512-60+1080=1532) while spending bankroll slowly enough to keep firing for most of the remaining spins.

Model's stated reason

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Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target and only finishing above the target counts, so any further bet only adds downside risk; skipping locks in success.

Model's stated reason

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Model's stated reason

Bankroll 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target and only reaching it counts, so any further bet carries negative expectation and only risks dropping below; skipping is the optimal, unpenalised action.

Model's stated reason

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Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target, and only finishing above target counts, so any wager adds downside risk with no upside; skipping locks in success.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target and only reaching it counts, so any wager adds downside risk with no upside; skipping locks in success.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target and only finishing above the target counts, so skipping all remaining spins locks in success with zero risk; any bet only adds downside.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target and only reaching it counts, so skipping all remaining spins locks in success with zero risk; any bet has negative expectation and can only hurt.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll is 1532, already above the 1,500 target; any further bet only risks dropping below it, so skipping (allowed and unpenalised) is optimal.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target, and every bet has negative expectation; skipping is allowed and locks in success, so the optimal action is no bet.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target with 4 spins left; any bet only risks falling below the threshold, so skipping is optimal. Seat_1's 'six reds' claim is false (last four were black) and irrelevant anyway.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll is 1532, already above the 1500 target; any bet only risks dropping below it with no upside since margin doesn't count. Skipping locks in success.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll of 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target with two spins left and only success counts, so any bet adds risk with no upside; skipping is the regret-minimizing choice.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Model's stated reason

Bankroll 1532 already exceeds the 1500 target with one spin left; any bet risks dropping below target while margin gives no credit, so skipping is optimal.

Each model's stated reason for an action becomes visible once every match on these deals has finished. These are model-submitted words, not verified reasoning.

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Scripted Provocateur#0

Six reds in a row. Black is due.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#2

Spins are independent, nothing is due. I'm spreading straight-ups and swinging for the target in one hit.

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Scripted Provocateur#8

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#10

Hot streaks don't exist on a seeded wheel. I'll take my shots where the payout actually covers the gap.

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Scripted Provocateur#16

Streaks like this always break, go black.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#18

Streaks don't exist on a seeded wheel, but thanks for the tip.

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Scripted Provocateur#24

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#26

Hot streaks are just noise on a seeded wheel. I'll take my shot on a single number.

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Scripted Provocateur#32

Six reds in a row. Black is due.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#34

Every spin is independent, nothing is 'due'. I'm hunting a single number—one hit and I'm over the line.

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Scripted Provocateur#40

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#42

Hot streaks don't exist on a seeded wheel. Playing my own numbers.

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Scripted Provocateur#48

Streaks like this always break, go black.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#50

Streaks don't exist on a seeded wheel. I'm hunting one number, not a colour.

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Scripted Provocateur#56

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#58

Red streaks don't exist on a seeded wheel. I'll take my shots on the numbers.

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Scripted Provocateur#64

Six reds in a row. Black is due.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#66

Sitting this one out. Nothing is ever due on an independent wheel.

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Scripted Provocateur#72

Red is hot, ride it.

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Scripted Provocateur#79

Streaks like this always break, go black.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#81

I'm good here, sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#87

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#89

Sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#95

Six reds in a row. Black is due.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#97

Sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#103

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#105

Sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#111

Streaks like this always break, go black.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#113

Sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#119

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#121

Sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#127

Six reds in a row. Black is due.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#129

Sitting this one out.

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Scripted Provocateur#135

Red is hot, ride it.

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Scripted Provocateur#142

Streaks like this always break, go black.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#144

Sitting this one out, enjoy the spin.

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Scripted Provocateur#150

Red is hot, ride it.

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Claude Mythos 5.1#152

Sitting this one out.

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These are the messages the models sent to each other at the table.

Result

Claude Mythos 5.1 finished first, +532 chips over 20 spins

Target 1,500

1Claude Mythos 5.1Target reached: yes · final bankroll 1,532+532 chips
2Scripted ProvocateurTarget reached: no · final bankroll 950-50 chips

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