Physical Systems for Roulette. Part 2: Roulette Computers.

Are Roulette Computers Indeed Effective?

We want to offer you two stories proving the efficiency of roulette computers.

Ritz Team

In 2004, a team composed of three professional gamblers won 1.3 million pounds at Ritz Casino in London with the help of a laser scanner and a computer disguised as a mobile phone.

1. On the first day, they won 100 thousand.
2. On the second day, they brought them 1.2 million pounds.

After this victory, the casino finally paid attention to them. Gamblers were arrested directly in the casino. The gambling club filed a lawsuit against them, but the Court decided that the defendants had not affected the ball and wheel motion, so their victory had been legal. The winning remained with the team since its members had not violated any law.

László Kovács

László Kovács was arrested in 2005 at Star City Casino in Australia for cheating in roulette. A small computer was hidden in his shoe. It could be activated by tapping his foot. Kovács could obtain data concerning the wheel speed by tapping his foot under the roulette table. He used this information to calculate the number in the next spin.

László Kovács won roughly $200,000 before the staff noticed that he was winning very frequently. Although, according to casino employees, they originally paid attention to tapping. When the administration saw it, he tapped his foot under the roulette table to get information on the ball and wheel speed.

László was accused of cheating and was arrested by the Australian police. The search revealed a shoe-based computer and wireless headset. By Australian legislation, László Kovács was deported from the country. Nevertheless, he was acquitted, and he kept his winnings.

How Do Roulette Computers Operate?

1. Dominant diamonds

The ball almost always bounces off some deflectors more frequently than others. Such deflectors are called dominant diamonds. They can be found almost on each wheel. You can quickly check this fact by visiting a casino: despite the ball's speed, it will land on the dominant diamond more frequently. The appearance of dominant diamonds is usually associated with insignificant defects of the ball track, and casinos cannot prevent their development.

2. Predictable bouncing off

A ball never bounces off randomly. If you know where it has fallen from the ball track, you have a reasonable idea of where it will land. There is no need to guess each time. It is enough to provide even relative accuracy to gain an advantage over the house.

3. Time required for getting predictions

A computer must know the ball and wheel speed to predict a winning number. Depending on the computer, it may take a few seconds. The calculated prediction is sent wirelessly to an earpiece hidden in the ear. The task of gamblers is to place a bet before a dealer pronounces, "No more bets!".

Now, we will discuss the simplest algorithm used by almost all roulette computers. In the computers designed most commonly, pressing at specific reference points allows the computer to predict where the ball will land.

1. A croupier first spins a wheel and throws a ball.
2. Then, a roulette computer tries to determine the ball and wheel speed. Only then can it predict a winning number.
3. While using most computers, gamblers should press a hidden button whenever the ball reaches the dominant deflector and zero. This allows the computer to calculate the ball and wheel speed.
4. Roulette computers are never held in hands or the public eye. Customers usually hide them under their clothes or in their pockets. The button is usually hidden under the clothes or in shoes. Users can also disguise it under their thumbs. It has been reported that buttons can be placed in gaps between the teeth. It should be convenient to push the button because it is necessary to press it regularly, and if you obtain incorrect data, your predictions will be inaccurate. In addition, you should be able to push it without drawing attention.
5. The roulette computer predicts the winning number by considering all parameters and calculating the outcome. This information is sent to the gambler wirelessly to an earpiece. The earpiece seems to be the primary current way of signal transduction. However, there are also other techniques (for example, vibration).
6. Then, the gambler places a bet. Most gamblers stake not only on the predicted number but also on the adjacent numbers to cover the entire sector. After all, the computer can make mistakes. However, if everything is correctly measured, the ball should land close to the predicted pocket, so it is better to cover the entire sector than just a single number.
7. Remember that once the dealer spins a ball, you have approximately 15 seconds to obtain a prediction and place your bet before the croupier stops accepting bets. Practice in land-based casinos is required to place bets without any mistakes in the future.

Users of roulette computers win insignificant amounts every day. However, casinos tend to hide this information since it is unfavorable for them. Casino owners are well aware of roulette computers but cannot eliminate them without sacrificing revenues from casual gamblers who do not use computers. To be sure, if a gambler wins too much and fast, they will draw unwanted attention, regardless of whether they use the roulette computer.

Is It Easy to Use Roulette Computers?

An average person requires about an hour of practice to beat the house at roulette. There's nothing complicated about mastering this system. Your main task is to press the hidden button without appearing to do so whenever the ball passes by a fixed reference point on the wheel. It's even easier than learning how to use your new phone.

Are Roulette Computers Legal?

Roulette computers are legal in roughly half of the casinos because the legislation of most countries defines cheating as "an action that affects the outcome."

Yet, roulette computers do not affect the outcomes of spins.

They just predict them. It does not matter whether you are using roulette computers legally or not. Casinos may permanently blacklist you, even if you are an angel with wings. None of the casinos will tolerate constantly winning gamblers. The way that you use to win does not make any difference.

Considering the incident at Ritz Casino and some other sensational winnings in British casinos, the UK Government research laboratory tested the basic version of a roulette computer to determine whether it could beat the house at roulette. A casino consultant provided the tested computer. It was unable to change the ball's speed.

It was found that even the basic version of the roulette computer can gain an advantage over the house. The advantage is even higher if it can constantly consider changes in the ball speed. These devices are still legal in the United Kingdom and many other countries.

Roulette computers are legal in half of the casinos. Yet, you can still be blacklisted for using them since all casinos do not like winners and may ban you for any artificial reason or without explanations. Nevertheless, the casinos try to be more cunning: if they notice that you are using an electronic device, they do not prohibit it but try to make it more challenging to win.

• For example, if a player always wins when placing call bets, a dealer will stop accepting bets earlier.
• The croupier can also try to change the ball and wheel speeds or even replace the ball.

Such preventive behavior is called countermeasures. That is why roulette computers are usually hidden under the clothes, and you should use them discretely, i.e., you should win only small sums at various casinos.

In this way, gambling clubs lose millions of dollars each year, and roulette computers seem to be a severe problem for them. Many casinos hire consultants who can help them find those using computers. However, professional teams keep efficiently bypassing such countermeasures.

How to Avoid Drawing Attention to Yourself?

If you use any roulette system that allows you to beat the house, your winning is limited only by an amount with which the casino will let you go. In other words, if the employees notice your constant wins, they will not allow you to win forever in one way or another. Therefore, professional gamblers need to go unnoticed. Readers can find below some tips on how to avoid drawing attention. Remember that the list of possible measures is not complete.

1. Do not win too much. If you win $1,000-$2,000 per week, the staff will keep an eye on you only if you are the only gambler at the small casino.
2. Keep in mind that you are under video surveillance. Therefore, all your actions can be carefully evaluated later.
3. Never sign up for loyalty programs or bonuses. They allow casino employees to see your winnings.
4. You should always play at crowded tables. The more players sit next to you, the less attention you get. Yet, you should avoid packed tables because the croupier will spin the wheel less frequently.
5. Don't wear provocatively colored clothes. Don't help the staff to remember you. You should be dressed like an average visitor.
6. Apart from roulette, you should play other games of chance. If you play a few games and lose a little everywhere, the pit bosses will find you a typical average gambler.
7. If you make notes, you should use sheets of paper provided by the staff. Try to cipher information.
8. Try to memorize the faces of employees and their shifts. If you see the same employees who were in the casino yesterday today, they may also notice you. So, try to gamble with different employees.
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10. You should not be too friendly with the staff, since this may be striking. Nevertheless, there are exceptions. You may tip dealers, but you should never tip
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12. pit bosses or security staff representatives since they can cause trouble. Most croupiers don't mind if you win. Their money is safe, and they would like to see happy customers, especially considering that happy visitors can tip them generously.
13. Moreover, dealers may even help you without appearing to do so, provided this will be without risk. However, remember that each casino has at least one employee whose task is to ensure you are losing your money. Usually, you cannot notice him since such surveillance agents don't leave the surveillance room and keep an eye on gamblers via monitors.

Is It Possible to Buy a Roulette Computer?

Such devices are quite widespread on the Internet.

• The lowest price for the simplest computer is about $500.
• Roulette computers can also cost $10,000 and $50,000. We are not going to recommend that you should buy one or the other device.

We must warn you: if you decide to purchase such a device, you can face a problem. There are a lot of fraudsters who are selling fake roulette computers.

Their algorithm is very simple. Any more or less experienced technician can create a simple roulette computer that costs $50, call it "the best computer in the world," and start selling it for thousands of dollars. As a result, most can operate only when roulette wheels have defective fragments that allow a ball to bounce off predictably. A few roulette computers can beat modern wheels at land-based casinos.

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