release the little white ball via a burst of air so launches are identical, note how far apart the balls come to rest....
then repeat for grimy wheels, dusty wheels, etc. and see if there really is anything amiss. Major factors are gravity and friction with a few frets thrown in.
The data might also help you decide how "biased" a wheel might appear to be but still be perfectly fine.
(I swear folks it really was coffee, not gin)!
Quote: MarieBicurieI'm not even sure why this thread is up for debate. Bias wheel play has been done, it's proven it can be done, and it still could be done.
Who do you think knows more about bias wheel
play, the people who do it, or the engineers designing
new wheels to defeat bias. My money's on the
engineers.
Yes, but the bias would have to currently exist. Based on wheel engineering practices of today. I'm sure almost any wheel that you find in a museum would be biased even if at the time of its manufacture it was of the highest quality materials and workmanship. The question is what workmanship goes into a wheel to be found in a modern casino.Quote: MarieBicurieI'm not even sure why this thread is up for debate. Bias wheel play has been done, it's proven it can be done, and it still could be done.
Quote: FleaStiffI would most certainly want recent data on any biased numbers.
If I ran a casino I would be all over this with various solutions to make this old strategy too hard. Then again, there are probably some casinos somewhere ...
Quote: EvenBobWho do you think knows more about bias wheel
play, the people who do it, or the engineers designing
new wheels to defeat bias. My money's on the
engineers.
BAM !! Out of the park. Not to mention, on some (so I hear) there is software that if a bias starts to show on a certain section over 'X' number of spins, some kind of an alert goes out (blah blah blah)......and the 'bias' is checked (early in the am) and is CORRECTED if need be. There is NO WAY, the casino is not gonna monitor the wheels and do NOTHING about a 'bias'. The best part, the bias player (cough) comes back around noon and starts betting heavily on that section. (LMAO)
I would love to be there as he is walking back out to his car with his head hung low!!
Ken
Quote: mrjjjSo when that 'drunk' gets sober, are you saying he will NOT remember the losses and ONLY remember if he won (net) the night before? Is that what you're selling? Come on man, I expect more from you.
STILL WAITING Keyser.....
Quote: MarieBicurie
I'm not even sure why this thread is up for debate. Bias wheel play has been done, it's proven it can be done, and it still could be done.
Who do you think knows more about bias wheel
play, the people who do it, or the engineers designing
new wheels to defeat bias. My money's on the
engineers.
Nobody but bias players know every wheel defect detail.
it. is. ALIVE...
yes biased wheels exist but if a team of observers can figure that out so can the owner of the wheel.
that little computer that flashes roulette results for the last 20 or so spins can also analyze if there is bias in the wheel.
casinos routinely maintain, adjust, and redistribute the wheels.
Quote: ybot
Who do you think knows more about bias wheel
play, the people who do it, or the engineers designing
new wheels to defeat bias. My money's on the
engineers.
.
Thats true now, but up till a few years ago it wasn't.
Now bias wheel players scramble all over the country,
especially to newly opened casinos, where they hope
a mistake in setting up a wheel was made. They're
desperate since the wheel designers have gotten
smarter than they are.
Quote: EvenBobThats true now, but up till a few years ago it wasn't.
Now bias wheel players scramble all over the country,
especially to newly opened casinos, where they hope
a mistake in setting up a wheel was made. They're
desperate since the wheel designers have gotten
smarter than they are.
Most Casinos realise that some wheel have "problems" when they notice people winning more often on certain wheel.