(I'm now on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrxREx9pAnxHRcdll9w_Q-okoIyGakVFA)
Discover the intersection of Python programming and roulette in this hands-on course! Whether you're new to coding or curious about testing game strategies, this course will teach you how to use Python to analyze probabilities, simulate outcomes, and visualize data patterns.
From understanding Python basics to simulating a million spins, you’ll gain valuable coding skills in a fun, risk-free environment. By the end of the course, you'll have created your own strategy simulator and tested it with real-world scenarios. Join me and start your journey in programming with a unique twist!
IMPORTANT: RSVP BY MIDDAY OF THE DAY OF THE COURSE. Otherwise I can't guarantee I'll be there.
Lesson 1: Intro to the course.
-what is Python
-what is roulette
Lesson 2: Setting up and starting off.
-setting up your Python environment
-creating random numbers.
-print function.
-for loops
Lesson 3: If/else statements and variables
-betting on High numbers
-intro to flowcharts
-variables to control balance and stake
Lesson 4: Input function, lists
-personalise your bets with input function
-betting on reds and blacks thank to lists
-betting on even and odd numbers
Lesson 5: More on lists and loops
-retrieve betting history
-lists slicing
Lesson 6: Dictionaries
-count frequencies with dictionaries
Lesson 7: Functions
-personalise your bets with functions
Lesson 8: Create a one-million-trials simulator for the Martingale (or other strategy chosen by the group)
-apply Matplotlib for basic pattern visualising
Lesson 9: Test your own roulette strategy