Roulette should be a game by chance and not a game due skills !!!

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Roulette should be a game by chance and not a game due skills !!!
So if you have does skills you are cheating regarding the Casinos !!!

Ridiculous.

What You Say?!?

Huh?

Your grammar makes it impossible to descpher your message.

For what it's worth, Roulette IS a game of chance. The only possible skill would be in the dealer's hands.

Quote: AverageJOE

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Roulette should be a game by chance and not a game due skills !!!
So if you have does skills you are cheating regarding the Casinos !!!

Ridiculous.

I disagree. I think it would be more fun if Roulette was a game of skill.

Quote: FinsRule

I disagree. I think it would be more fun if Roulette was a game of skill.

That loud whirring noise you hear is the sound of my wheels turning...

Yes, let's let the players drop the ball. I mean dice players get to throw the dice. Fin, I believe you are indeed
onto something here. !

The dice setting schools could switch to this new venue. I am sure Heavy would have students in a very short time.

There was a game where the player could release three balls into a channel which dropped onto a wheel... a contributor here posted a very nice tale of how he had managed to game that system to his advantage over the course of a few months.

Playing roulette as a game of skill, via visual ballistics, is not in any way cheating. "Wheel watchers" use their brain, NOT a computer to predict which section of the wheel the ball will likely impact. After the ball is launched, the player simply looks at the ball spin decay in relation to the position of the rotor at key points during the spin, before placing a bet.

During the 1980s and 1990s, visual ballistic players won several million across the world, forcing changes in the way the game is dealt, the law, and even changes in wheel design. George Melas, wheel engineer for TCS Huxley, documents some cases and discusses how the "wheel watchers" forced an evolution in the game.

More information can be found at rouletteresearch.com. - (George Melas's website. He is a wheel engineer for TCS Huxley).



-Keyser

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Who is sleeping at the job.

An advantage player and a casino employee are both doing their job at the same time, in the same place.
Only one of them is doing their job well, because they cannot co-exist.

As one surveillance site put it.

Thanks for the -ahem- clarification, but I still have no idea what you're saying.

Quote: thecesspit

There was a game where the player could release three balls into a channel which dropped onto a wheel... a contributor here posted a very nice tale of how he had managed to game that system to his advantage over the course of a few months.

Very interested in this game. I could not find the thread. Can someone post a link?

Thanks!

i can haz cheezeburgerz?

OOOOOOH, that thread was great. I can't remember the poster's name or the name of the game. So, my search also came up dry. I'll keep thinking about it and hopefully I'll recall one or the other.

Quote: rdw4potus

OOOOOOH, that thread was great. I can't remember the poster's name or the name of the game. So, my search also came up dry. I'll keep thinking about it and hopefully I'll recall one or the other.

I think that I found the thread.

It's a version of Sic Bo that uses a wheel and three balls (instead of three dice).

Would love to play that game!

yes, that's it. Very good read. I think I'd like to play that game just for the experience of doing it.