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Similar feats have been repeated elsewhere. The noted statistician Karl Pearson provided a statistical analysis of roulette data, and found it to exhibit substantial systematic bias. However, it appears that his analysis was based on flawed data from unscrupulous scribes (apparently he had hired rather lazy journalists to collect the data).
The second type of exploit is more physical (that is, deterministic) than purely statistical and has consequently attracted the attention of several mathematicians, physicists and engineers. One of the first was Henri Poincaré in his seminal work Science and Method. While ruminating on the nature of chance, and that a small change in initial condition can lead to a large change in effect, Poincaré illustrated his thinking with the example of a roulette wheel (albeit a slightly different design from the modern version).
He observed that a tiny change in initial velocity would change the final resting place of the wheel (in his model there was no ball) such that the wager on an either black or red (as in a modern wheel, the black and red pockets alternate) would correspondingly win or lose. He concluded by arguing that this determinism was not important in the game of roulette as the variation in initial force was tiny, and for any continuous distribution of initial velocities, the result would be the same: effectively random, with equal probability. He was not concerned with the individual pockets, and he further assumed that the variation in initial velocity required to predict the outcome would be immeasurable. It is while describing the game of roulette that Poincaré introduces the concept of sensitivity to initial conditions, which is now a cornerstone of modern chaos theory.
A general procedure for predicting the outcome of a roulette spin, and an assessment of its utility was described by Edward Thorp in a 1969 publication for the Review of the International Statistical Institute. In that paper, Thorp describes the two basic methods of prediction. He observes (as others have done later) that by minimizing systematic bias in the wheel, the casinos achieve a mechanical perfection that can then be exploited using deterministic prediction schemes.
In his 1967 book the mathematician Richard A. Epstein describes his earlier (undated) experiments with a private roulette wheel. By measuring the angular velocity of the ball relative to the wheel he was able to predict correctly the half of the wheel into which the ball would fall. Importantly, he noted that the initial velocity (momentum) of the ball was not critical. Moreover, the problem is simply one of predicting when the ball will leave the outer (fixed rim) as this will always occur at a fixed velocity. However, a lack of sufficient computing resources meant that his experiments were not done in real time, and certainly not attempted within a casino.
Hence, for the casino the news is mostly good. Minor adjustments will ameliorate the advantage of the physicist-gambler. For the gambler, one can rest assured that the game is on some level predictable and therefore inherently honest.
We can play both the European and American roulette games with all the jafco roulette systems. With the roulette software prediction system (Pred7) we have a complete menu of tools available to the pro-roulette clocker and as you would expect this includes the option for both American or European roulette styles. Simply click in the menu and instantly the program is re-set for your chosen roulette game. The double 00 in the American style of roulette will have a very small negative affect on our winning margins but, providing you are playing a good roulette wheel you should not feel any real impact from the extra roulette number pocket.
When we become good in one roulette wheel direction we will then be better placed to simply apply the method learnt to both directions and all in an instant. The roulette system will be the same but we always need to set up for each individual direction as the roulette ball drop points will likely be different for each. In this first Pred7 video I am simulating an automatic roulette machine wheel where the wheel is pushed, followed later with a random ball throw. This test video will show how it is possible to bet as early as we want, and even on the basis of a single ball revolution time.
It should also be stated that as pro-roulette players we do not choose to play any and every wheel that we come across because, as you may read on my CD, we look for certain roulette wheel characteristics that we like. We should not overlook that although we can play online, there will be many more playing options in the land based casinos, simply because there are many more wheels to choose from and a higher probability of therefore finding the best ones. A combination of both styles is best but failing that, the option to play either is there.
After 5 years online, and with many successful customers from all around the world, I am now very pleased to announce the launch of my new Pred7-X roulette program predictor.
1. Level roulette wheel prediction is one of the most complex challenges for roulette system designers and professional players alike. Until now, I have never seen any valid system for such conditions, but this is all going to change with the Pred7-X system technology. In fact the more level the wheel is the better it will be!
2. Players will now have the option of playing between1 and 4 bet selections. This means we could bet on a half wheel section or in the case of the 3 pin and level roulette wheel prediction, we will have automatically separated bet positions in order to take advantage of the multiple hot betting zones. This is where audio prediction becomes critical compared to vibration style computer prediction, where the player would not be able to do this effectively.
4. The unique Pred7 adjustable prediction window now moves in smaller time increments (10 milliseconds per click) allowing players to extend the window edges for maximum accuracy and more bets.
5. Often the roulette ball action is affected by drag spin conditions and we have further developed the drag settings in the menu. It is this feature that enables the earliest prediction of any roulette computer anywhere. In certain circumstances this could be as early as the very first full ball revolution. (see the early bet video)
Testimonial from a visitor and seen on a roulette forum. Yesterday I met with John (a co-developer of Pred7) at his home in London. John is a very amiable, unassuming chap and, more importantly, a lifelong roulette enthusiast. Even more importantly, he is definitely not Mark Howe/Stefano etc. He is also very much a British national, if that is of any significance. All I'm going to say about the prediction device is that it appears to work very well. I used it personally on a live wheel. The wheel's tilt was adjusted during the session to incorporate varying diamond/pin bias (starting with a two pin bias, altering to three and then four). I managed several direct hits during 45 mins or so of live play. It's worth pointing out that I spent six hours or so in John's company. He provided me with a very full demonstration and explanation of the device/system. At no point did he suggest I parted with any money. I think anyone still looking for a device and still in possession of an open mind could do a lot worse than at least take a closer look. I have no ulterior motive and am in NO WAY connected to the company. Good luck all. 2b1af7f3a8
