Google is worthless for the Nevada gaming laws but I believe using a computer to assist you in the game is illegal and will land your ass in prison for cheating. So I wouldn't recommend trying this in Nevada.
Google is worthless for the Nevada gaming laws but I believe using a computer to assist you in the game is illegal and will land your ass in prison for cheating. So I wouldn't recommend trying this in Nevada.
HardcoreRobot
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HardcoreRobot
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Besides being insanely brilliant they also have enormous balls :Q! Even the chick.
On another note I wonder what kind of hit has been put out on them.
How did they get to keep the money?
It's an interesting article, nonetheless. I'm sure, if they were smarter, they would've just stopped one night and moved on to another casino.
afaik you cant have them out at the tables either
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Yup, can't answer a phone at the bj tables in vegas... Although at Garden City in San Jose they don't seem to have a problem with it.
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True, I was more refering to line of sight of the tables from anywhere in the casino.
Already, Vegas does not like line of sight activity for the sports book.
One could be at a bar, slot machine or just standing around aiming this toy at the wheel and passing the predictions to a confederate.
Yup, can't answer a phone at the bj tables in vegas... Although at Garden City in San Jose they don't seem to have a problem with it.[/quote]
Most casinos don't want you to use a cell phone anywhere in the casino but the bar, bathroom, buffet, and other non-gaming restarants. I believe The Garden City doesn't care about the outcome of the game, as that is a card club/room, where they collect comission on every hand.
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To easy for someone to get information to an associate before the book knows about it.
Then a bet could be placed before the line is adjusted.
A similar sitution happened a couple of weeks ago. Toledo QB left the field holding his throwing arm.
The line initially opened for the second half favoring Toledo. Big money jumped in and the line immediately shifted to favor Miami-Ohio.
When the TV showed the Toledo QB warming up, the line started shifting slightly back away from Miami-Ohio.
If you had some-one at the game who saw the QB come out and pick up the ball, you could have gained an extra 20% on your payout before the line shifted. The big money was already screwed, they paid put it against Toledo.
Those of us that had confidence in Toledo figured that the QB would influence the line and waited until the line had shifted (we felt that Toledo was a second half team) and made out like a bandit on the initial line shift. $10 paid $13 for a straight bet, paid $44 for the over parlay
Yea, I'm guessing in the US it would be illegal, and even if its not, you'd better make your money the first time out and disapear.
that is very cool some damn smart people. however i don't see how they could win given the odds were still against them - they just improved from 37-1 to 6-1. they still should have lost 5 times out of 6.
the reason they only made 100,000 on the first night is probably because they didn't have the bankroll.
By the second night, they can use the 100,000 they made the first night as their bankroll.
By the second night, they can use the 100,000 they made the first night as their bankroll.
Gotta give them credit for going slow enough that it took the casino two days to catch on, and even at the end of the two days the casino wasn't sure what they had done.
It's safe to say they won't be welcome in any casino in the world not to mention I doubt the 1.3million pounds will buy them the protection they will need from organized crime. Someone with a lot of friends is going to want that technology and they likely speak russian.
they can just sell it to organized crime. why buy protection?
or better yet. sell it to the casinos and become rich consultants.
37 to 1 almost lets you break even if you bet on everything, 6 to 1 lets you gain ($bet * 36) - ($bet * 36) = 30 * $bet profit each time.
Example. $10 bet on 6 different spots. Costs you $60, you win $360 dollars, $300 profit (which is 30 times the bet).
Try that math a few times and see how you do
erm it occurs to me if they altered the ball or chromed it, it could likely throw off the laser's readings enough to make them inaccurate, causing cheaters to bet poorly. Kind of like how counting cards badly gives the house a bigger edge than basic.
Koing
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Indeed it is.
BUT I read it a few months back in a newspaper in England.
Muahahahaha
Clever serbs!
Got to put it to them they were smart with their idea.
Lets see the might of AT do something like this
Instead of a mobile you could have the laser up your sleeve. The data sent back to someone else. Then a beeper in the guys pocket or radio transmitter on his leg tapping the 'numbers' back to him. Or if he knew morse code that would be better
Koing
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