Colour prediction games explained
Colour prediction is the headline format on BDG-style sites. The rules are simple; the maths behind the payouts is what most players never look at.
How a round runs
Each round publishes a number from 0 to 9 mapped to a colour. Green and red cover most numbers, violet overlaps on a couple of them, and a size band splits low from high.
Bets lock a few seconds before the draw, which is why last-second entries fail.
Payouts versus true odds
A near-even bet typically pays under 2x after commission, and a single-number bet pays under 10x for a 1-in-10 chance. That shortfall is the house edge, and it is charged on every stake.
Why streak-reading fails
Each draw is independent. A run of five reds does not make green more likely, and any system built on that idea only changes how quickly you reach the same expected loss.
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