It doesn't care whether you tap a card before looking at it or what amount you have placed on an outcome. Confusion sometimes arises because of the different likelihoods of a given event occuring before it starts, compared to part of the way through the event. Take the example above. But if we then get five heads in a row, the probability of the next five tosses coming up heads isn't one in 1,024 of course, it is one chance in 32. This is because the slate is cleaned, so to speak, after each toss.
Chance has no memory .
Casinos generously pander to the ignorance of punters by providing little pads and pencils to keep track of utterly meaningless sequences of Roulette numbers that have occurred. The money spent on ridiculous items such as this could be better given back to punters by providing slightly better odds or cheaper bar prices. Random number sequences. Of course not. The chances of getting 1,2,3,4,5,6 out of a possible 40 balls is very small indeed, but it's exactly the same probability as any other six numbers.