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Ray's roulette task
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brunobrookes
09-07-2003
Let me get this right, he has £51 to play with - if piled a load on one number and was lucky enough for it to drop in, he'll be looking at £350 back, at least? That's just with one £10 chip, any more and you're looking at a grand. A mega-budget would be fun, they could buy everything that's on the shopping list. Unless of course I've forgotten how roulette works.
KriZ
09-07-2003
simple - they will be playing with different Odds to the normal ones!!!

I exspect something like Double or Nothing!!
That way if you bet all £51 on whatever (Blank or Red?) and you win you get £102!

Maybe?
pettra
09-07-2003
Normal roulette - betting on a single number pays 36-1.

Russian roulette - we end up with a housemate less!!!!!
dougaz
09-07-2003
If he sticks all the chips on one number there is a 1 in 37 chance of winning £1836
Papyrus
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by dougaz
If he sticks all the chips on one number there is a 1 in 37 chance of winning £1836 ”

Is that true?

Now that would be mad. I wonder if BB would let them rent stuff out if that was the case. Vaguely, I remember former HMs being able to rent something or other...
...or was it another programme?
Papyrus
09-07-2003
...there's an interesting sociological perspective about gambling being iterated on C4 now.

Very interesting insights...
DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
Anyone any ideas about the time of the task? I'm assuming 11am-ish so they get on with the task before giving them access to the "pub".
chicca
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by pettra
Normal roulette - betting on a single number pays 36-1.

Russian roulette - we end up with a housemate less!!!!!
”




DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
Sounds like the task is about to start....
chelmsford dave
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by Papyrus
Is that true?

Now that would be mad. I wonder if BB would let them rent stuff out if that was the case. Vaguely, I remember former HMs being able to rent something or other...
...or was it another programme?
”

didnt they rent an exercise bike or something one year?
DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
Ray can win a MAXIMUM of £300.
chrissie
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by DiGiTaL
Sounds like the task is about to start.... ”

omg - gambling - how will cameron cope with that
will he be able to eat the food ?
ill gotten gains and all that
DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by chrissie
omg - gambling - how will cameron cope with that
will he be able to eat the food ?
ill gotten gains and all that
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.... at the moment he sounds rather excited by it ....
jaynej
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by pettra
Normal roulette - betting on a single number pays 36-1.

Russian roulette - we end up with a housemate less!!!!!
”


Love it
dizzie
09-07-2003
For those of us without live feed, can you update us on what Ray's been told about the task?
chrissie
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by DiGiTaL
.... at the moment he sounds rather excited by it .... ”


it would have been interesting to see if he would have stuck by his principles if he had been hoh this week and had to do the task
alas we will never know
DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by dizzie
For those of us without live feed, can you update us on what Ray's been told about the task? ”

He has 5 x £10 chips & 1 x £1.

He can have a few practise goes at spin the wheel, and then the game begins

At the moment they seem to be heading for £30 on either red or black and the remaining £21 on numbers.

On what they can win I'm not 100% sure now, as either I've misheard, they're confused or whatever.

The numbers are what will make him the most those as it going to be 35 x Ray bet. (£10 x 35 = £350!)

On red or black it will be 2 x Ray's bet (i.e. if he bet's £30 he'll get a bit more that the current shopping list budget back)

He'll only have one attempt.

Think that pretty much cover it.
bbkew
09-07-2003
dizzie: he has £51 worth of chips split into 5 X £10 and 1 X £1

He is unsure what to do so Scott is giving him advice. Steph just keeps whining "I don't understand this I don't!" which drowns out most of the other conversation
dougaz
09-07-2003
He has been given a very long laminate which he has a bit of trouble understanding and reading out to the group. Scott seems to understand it and is explaining what he can do.

Ray will be alone and have no contact with the rest of the group via plasma screen. It seems stupid that BB are letting him discuss it with the group and they are deciding what to bet before hand. This surely defeats the point of the task being all the HoH responsibility. Another BB ballsup
DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
In he goes....

.... and has now be told he has 5 mins to practise....
bbkew
09-07-2003
BB "Ray has 5 minutes to practise spinning the roulette wheel"

LOL He's good with his wrist, shouldn't be a problem.
chrissie
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by bbkew
BB "Ray has 5 minutes to practise spinning the roulette wheel"

LOL He's good with his wrist, shouldn't be a problem.
”


DiGiTaL
09-07-2003
So far with his practise goes, he's been getting red then black then red then black.....
CHUTNEY
09-07-2003
It's a game of chance, see!
dougaz
09-07-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by DiGiTaL
The numbers are what will make him the most those as it going to be 35 x Ray bet. (£10 x 35 = £350!)
”

Actually if its standard odds he should get 35:1 plus his stake back, which makes £360.

Since he is only allowed to spend £300 that would be £60 down the drain if he puts £10 on one number, which is what the silly boy seems to be doing
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