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doing what they describe here for years.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2012/10/27/scientists-beat-the-house-at-roulette-with-chaos-theory/
"Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly."
Nevermind. It did this time. When I clicked on it first some thought of the day came up and when I continued it went to the main page and couldn't find the article. Now when I click on it it goes right to the article.
Ooops. You edited while I was typing.
Quote: Dieter(sigh) Useless. Their tests are based on a single zero wheel, everything near me is double zero.
You're joking, right?
Quote: EvenBobYou're joking, right?
No, everything near me is double zero. ;)
Sounded like the same basic premise as every roulette computer I've ever heard of, however.
Quote: DieterNo, everything near me is double zero. ;)
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I meant it works on a any roulette wheel,
the zeros are irrelevant.
Quote: odiousgambitare we finally learning Bob's secret method?
It's not secret and it's not my method.
It's called visual ballistics and it's been
around for decades.
Quote: EvenBobI meant it works on a any roulette wheel,
the zeros are irrelevant.
Wouldn't having another slot for an additional zero change the set wheel predictions greatly? I.e. If you note the velocity of the ball at point X then it means it's going to land in quadrant 3... however if there's one less slot there then it might push it over one or two, possibly to another quadrant?
So I like how if you want to read the actual article you can "rent" it for a day.. or something, for $4. Now if we all pitch in a quarter to rent it, doesn't that give us all the right to read it, and thus share it? =)
Quote: KeyserYes, Forbes is a bit behind the times with that article. People have been playing visual ballistics for more than 100 years.
Last time I was in Vegas I was in the Fremont
watching the crappy old wheel they have. I was
there about 2 min and some old pit crony shooed
me away, saying no wheel watching allowed. He
was frowning at me like I stole his rent money. lol
Quote: EvenBobLast time I was in Vegas I was in the Fremont
watching the crappy old wheel they have. I was
there about 2 min and some old pit crony shooed
me away, saying no wheel watching allowed. He
was frowning at me like I stole his rent money. lol
No wheel watching? lol... wonder if they've been hit up by a roulette team (or just extremely paranoid about articles they've read online ;) ).
Quote: KeyserYes, Forbes is a bit behind the times with that article. People have been playing visual ballistics for more than 100 years.
I swear I've seen versions of that article more than once in the last decade. Oh right, it's from 2012, so may be it was this very same article I last recall seeing.
Quote: RomesNo wheel watching? lol... wonder if they've been hit up by a roulette team (or just extremely paranoid about articles they've read online ;) ).
Their wheels are old, from the 90's,
they are easily exploited. He told me
to either play or get the numbers off
the tote board by sitting over by the
slots. I did sit there for a few minutes
and he glared at me the whole time.
He had to be in his 70's, he thinks
the casinos money is his.
Quote: KeyserYes, Forbes is a bit behind the times with that article. People have been playing visual ballistics for more than 100 years.
Ah, but this has !!SCIENCE!!. It's like the joke about how if you tell a bunch of med students if you zap somebody's hand, they'll jerk away and they'll laugh. Tell them that if an electrical stimulus is applied to an appendage of the subject and a muscular response will occur, they'll dutifully write it down.
Quote: VenthusTell them that if an electrical stimulus is applied to an appendage of the subject and a muscular response will occur, they'll dutifully write it down.
Cold fusion, anyone?
One or two articles does a scientific conclusion not make.
Quote: KeyserPeople have been playing visual ballistics for more than 100 years.
Right. Playing.
AP casino business for roulette.
Quote: EvenBobIt's not secret and it's not my method.
I like Spike better. Spike, pike, Ike, k.e., e.. A perfect name. The longest one that comes to mind.
Quote: KerkebetAP casino business for roulette
Yes, it's outrageous, like counting cards, hole carding, edge sorting, and shuffle tracking.
Quote: EvenBob
He had to be in his 70's, he thinks
the casinos money is his.
I can see this reaction from a pit boss, as that's his job, to protect the house's money. But if it was the croupier, that would be stupid. Because they would be making bank on tips if you keep winning.