Nov 17, 2018 Now, when I said 666 doesn't have any particularly remarkable mathematical properties, that's not entirely true, because it's actually what's known as a triangle number. To find out what that means, and to understand more about the connection of the devil's number to the roulette table, watch the Numberphile video above.
Do you even believe this 666 “Devil Crap”, linked to gambling etc..COM-ON
Is it just a coincidence?
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1+2+3…+36=666
or
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37×18=666
(1+36 is 37, 2+35 is 37, 3+34 is 37, and there are 18 pairs, easier way to do it)
i was never aware of that. thanks for pointing that out. anyways, i dont think it has anything to do with the devil, because they could easily add 3 more numbers so there are 39 and it wouldnt add up to 666.
@zack: what? I don’t understand your comment, why THREE, WHY THREE??? I will be THINKING about your answer for like 2 weeks now. Why 3 numbers???? AHHHH MY HEAD!!!
Of course if you add ANY number of…Numbers, it WON’T be 666, PLEASE explain.
and who is “THEY” ?
please tell me
the rows are in 3’s and the column’s are in 12’s. so add a row to the bottom and you get 13 rows of 3.
they refers to the rich asses in monaco, vegas and saudi arabia.
uhhhhhh!!!!! I was never gonna guess :D i can die a happy man
tnx
Why do you take notice when a combination of numbers adds up to 666? Have you considered how many instances are out there of numbers adding up to 665?
Interestingly, “the 11th century minuscule manuscript Codex 2344 identifies the Number of the Beast as 665.”
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So yeah, we’re probably in danger no matter what number comes out the other side. I’m going to sit in the corner until numbers lose all meaning, just to be safe.
Maybe that’s why I always win in the roulette only in the roulette
MAYBE I’m just going crazy but, I was thinking…Hmmm gambling, deck of cards…
so:
Add the numbers in a deck of cards
1+2+3…+10=55 (Ace as 1)
add each suit
55+55+55+55=220
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220×3 = 660 (3 because there are 3 Non Number cards: 1.Jack 2.Queen 3.King)
then
660+ 4 = 664 (4 for 4 suits)
664 + 2 = 666 (2 for 2 colors, Red/Black)
666
I know it is JUST a coincidence and you can probably get 666 using some other way/s.
(I’m the LAST person who’d believe these things…)
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My downfall in my dark days of gambling was roulette. I thought I could beat online casinos, convinced that 'seed numbers' generated a pattern of numbers, not randomness. I learnt the hard way and will pay the financial price of this for the next few years. 6 months on I'm fine with this, I still have my family, my home and my job. These were close to being next to be staked once I had allowed online casinos to hoover up all of my money and available credit. Thankfully I had the sense to call time on gambling before I lost it all. Had I not I could well have been on the streets by now or worse.I can recall fellow gamblers jokingly saying they would never play any kind of roulette. Usually citing the house edge, potentially rigged online sites and a couple who stated that the sum total of the numbers added up to exactly 666 so they knew they stood no chance of winning!
It's quite uncanny, sometimes numbers have meaning. I certainly felt that I was dancing with the devil at times when I burned thousands playing roulette.
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Stay away from this unfair game. It's no coincidence that here in the UK the bookies have invested all of their money into FOBTs whose main game I believe is roulette. These machines are literally keeping high street bookies going, no one apparently betting on the horses any more.
As I've said on another post Einstein once said that the only way to win money at roulette is to
steal money from the table!!
Casinos and bookies are businesses - period, purely there to take your money and spit you back out once they've taken everything from you. Personally, although I have no evidence of this, I believe that many online sites may well let you win in the early days of your 'theft by mutual consent' relationship but then once they've drawn you in they will take all they can from you before moving on to the next naive deluded punter.