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08-04-2005, 02:49 PM
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Wheel Clocking
Can roulette be beaten by pure visuals? (No computer)
I'm very interested in this lately. Many local casinos nearby! Can anyone share any information or explain how its done. 
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08-04-2005, 03:09 PM
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Re: Wheel Clocking
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Can roulette be beaten by pure visuals? (No computer) I'm very interested in this lately. Many local casinos nearby! Can anyone share any information or explain how its done. [/ QUOTE ] No but I am willing to share my secret method to becoming a multi-millionaire by investing in foreclosed real estate properties. Please send me $19.95 and I guarantee to send you the secret to becoming wealthy.
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08-04-2005, 10:48 PM
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Re: Wheel Clocking
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No but I am willing to share my secret method to becoming a multi-millionaire by investing in foreclosed real estate properties. Please send me $19.95 and I guarantee to send you the secret to becoming wealthy. [/ QUOTE ] Might the secret have anything to do with selling things for $19.95? [ QUOTE ] Can roulette be beaten by pure visuals? [/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't completely dismiss it. I can think of musicians I've known who have an almost 6th sense of both time and sound -- I once worked with a guy who could open a chart and flawlessly sight read 64th notes on a violin. There is definitely a sound change as a balls speed decays -- I think the sound could be correlated to a speed, and if accurate enough -- the speed to a position on the wheel (I would test that first). Then you would have to take the current movement of the wheel -- which has virtually zero decay -- and predict its position at that future point in time. Those are the human senses I would look for. Sound and time -- more than visual.
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