- Oct 30, 2000
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Originally posted by: Lorax
Originally posted by: ScottSwingleComputers
Originally posted by: RichardE
You missed that CSI episode where the guys engineered that device that predicted every role huh..
There was something similiar that happened in real life. Someone kept track of the winning number for a few hours, and computed out what was most likely to win.
i saw a discovery channel (or something like that) documentary on a group that built a device that measured the ball velocity and gave a range of where the ball was likely to land. since you can bet after the ball has begun to spin, they made out pretty well.
Happened a couple of years ago in Europe - Gang cleared a couple of million.
Used a modified cell phone w/ laser beam to estimate where the ball would land based on velocity after a couple of rounds on the wheel. They would then bet at the last moment, covering 4-5 numbers.
cleared 200K the first night. Casino started watching them after the group refused comps.
The next night they were escorted out after clearing a large chunk of change. This was done in a couple of casinos in Monaco before they were IDed. Group was from Eastern Europe.
Perfectly legal but unacceptable to the casinos.
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