- Andy Duong
- Dominic Globa
- Brian Quisenberry
Roulette is a classic game of chance found in casinos and other gambling venues all across the world. Given its multitude of variables in regards to player input, along with potential for high stakes, it is no wonder there has been much study on the game by statisticians and the like. In our case we seek to create a program using MATLAB to simulate a game of roulette, either by playing with the same bet one thousand times and seeing the profit or until a player goes bankrupt. This is done by having our main function ask for player input on how they would want to play, ask what types of bets they wish to place, and the output will give the win percentage, how much “profit” was potentially made, how many rounds they lasted, and gives a graph as a visual for the win-loss ratio.
- Open project directory in MATLAB
- Add subfolder bets to path (right click -> add to path)
- Run script main.m