Quote: GWAEDo tell. Would be interested to hear about a roulette system.as long as it is not past posting.
The OP mentioned in another thread about wheel clocking and/or bias.
Generally those are not viable anymore (if they ever were) as the casinos keep strict monitoring of their wheels to avoid those.
Secondly, the number of hours required to clock wheels (only to find, whoops, that one is solid, gotta spend another week clocking another set of wheels) is ridiculous.
Third, if an AP team found a set of bias roulette wheels in AC or anywhere, that is info they definitely wouldn't share with you. At that point, they wouldn't need a partner and if they did, they would find someone who they are familiar with.
You are unfortunately on your own but I personally wouldn't waste my time.
Quote: darkozThe OP mentioned in another thread about wheel clocking and/or bias.
Generally those are not viable anymore (if they ever were) as the casinos keep strict monitoring of their wheels to avoid those.
Secondly, the number of hours required to clock wheels (only to find, whoops, that one is solid, gotta spend another week clocking another set of wheels) is ridiculous.
Third, if an AP team found a set of bias roulette wheels in AC or anywhere, that is info they definitely wouldn't share with you. At that point, they wouldn't need a partner and if they did, they would find someone who they are familiar with.
You are unfortunately on your own but I personally wouldn't waste my time.
Oh I wasn't going to waste any time. Was just curious how bad the system was.
Right -- the software exists to detect bias long before any human could, and if the casino is on top of things the wheels will be maintained before it's detectable by players. I wouldn't count on biased or poorly maintained equipment to beat roulette. You're going to need to focus on some combination of visual ballistics and/or sloppy dealer signature in order to beat the game without cheating or collusion.Quote: darkozGenerally those are not viable anymore (if they ever were) as the casinos keep strict monitoring of their wheels to avoid those.
Secondly, the number of hours required to clock wheels (only to find, whoops, that one is solid, gotta spend another week clocking another set of wheels) is ridiculous.
For what it's worth, the roulette computers that the OP sells are entirely illegal in Nevada and I wouldn't touch that with a 10-foot croupier's paddle. In fact, even offering to sell them is probably illegal under Nevada statute:
If I were a DA, I'd say that selling someone a roulette computer is "assisting someone in possessing a computerized device with the intent to use it to obtain an advantage in roulette."Quote: NRS 465.075 Use or possession of device, software or hardware to obtain advantage at playing game prohibited.It is unlawful for any person to use, possess with the intent to use or assist another person in using or possessing with the intent to use any computerized, electronic, electrical or mechanical device, or any software or hardware, or any combination thereof, which is designed, constructed, altered or programmed to obtain an advantage at playing any game in a licensed gaming establishment or any game that is offered by a licensee or affiliate
A lot of people in this industry dont believe it, but we can beat just about any wheel design. I've gotten as high as 130% edges on Huxley mk7 and Cammegh traditional wheels in near new condition with computers. With other methods it is usually between 5-15% edge. Even two of the same wheel model, off the factory floor, can exhibit very different patterns and predictability. I'm not asking anyone to believe it. I'm not here to prove anything but can in private if anyone really wants to know, not on the forum.
Assuming this stuff works....Quote: RoulettePhysicsNo its not past posting, wheel gaffing etc. We don't "cheat".
A lot of people in this industry dont believe it, but we can beat just about any wheel design. I've gotten as high as 130% edges on Huxley mk7 and Cammegh traditional wheels in near new condition with computers. With other methods it is usually between 5-15% edge. Even two of the same wheel model, off the factory floor, can exhibit very different patterns and predictability. I'm not asking anyone to believe it. I'm not here to prove anything but can in private if anyone really wants to know, not on the forum.
How often can you find a 5-15% advantage.(it's probably very rare). Once (IF EVER) you find something How long on average does it last?
Assuming you find something I assume they quickly toss you out.