Super Andar Bahar Trio Bet - 180 Round Session Log
This report tracks a 180-round Super Andar Bahar session with periodic trio wagers. One trio hit occurred in-session, but net trio P&L stayed negative, which is expected under short-run variance with higher-edge side bets.
Session output
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total rounds | 180 |
| Trio attempts | 36 |
| Trio hits | 1 |
| Trio net | Negative for session |
Interpretation
One memorable trio event does not offset the structural edge against the side bet. This result is still fully compatible with expected behavior over small and medium samples.
Method discipline
Trio bets were placed on a fixed interval schedule to avoid selective timing bias. Main bet and side-bet accounting were separated in the log.
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