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The odds are the same, NO MORE / NO LESS Each time the ball falls its a new game. 1/38 or 1/36 Pay off is still 1/35. Correct ?
Always on a Double Zero wheel = 5.26%
Betting a number .9211 – .9737 = -.0526 (5.26% house edge)
Betting any of the outside bet that pays 1:1 .4737 – .5263 = -.0526 (5.26% house edge)
Betting anything, any combination, any numbers inside and outside bets, will always be 5.26% house edge. 
The odds of the same number coming up three times in a row are over 54,000:1 but we don't get paid for that. Maybe the casinos should add a repeat number bet, that pays some big bonus, with the payout being about 10% of the probability. People would still play it. I mean people play Keno don't they? LOL
And also true, that number board works in favor of the casino because people will look and thing they see a trend. The wheel doesn't know what number was last. Once again, humans see patterns where there is none and will bet according to that.
The machines play faster than the live game, no waiting, no dealing chips, payouts are perfect every time, the machine just keeps spinning and playing.
I can add and I'm sure some people will doubt me, but Keno, the odds of 1-2-3-4-5-6 (for example) pick six, and hit all six are the same as any other six numbers, every time there's a new game. The balls don't know what number is on them. Humans seem to think there are patterns and numbers "trending". It's superstition or imagination. The math is always the same for 20 out of 80 balls, no matter what numbers we mark on the ticket. ps most of the time the machines pay better than live keno, but play about 50 times faster.
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