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Mike_25
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The physics stumped me too when I first learned two little balls can bounce so differently in the double zero roulette wheels. Yes, one ball slows sooner on the outer rail but why? The ball weight is identical and gravity constant, so what magical variable decided they must part ways? Probably gear ratio differences maybe? Collisions happen randomly so luck plays a role too. Can any expert roulette players confirm what variables determine how uniquely two identical balls move?