Roulette computers legal, can dealers target spin?
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Sonny believes that dealers cannot place where the ball will strike the rotor, he says its impossible, but most people can be taught this trick within a days training. Mark Howe demonstrated this technique to me when i visited him in the UK.
( Supposed roulette experts in this field just assumed it was genuine, no one spotted it, Mike Barnett Of Survtech involved in the Ritz investigation never spotted it, other roulette system developers like forester never spotted it and he was already at loggerheads with this guy? Also the infamous VB expert Laurance Scott when told this was fraudulent. could not see where?)
Mark Howe also was the only one to spot this technique used by a former internet criminal and conman Stefano Hourmouzis. He shows the full footage, and freeze frames the shots to show when Stefano Hourmouzis releases the ball and then makes his predictions, watch the footage, the chances of this been coincidence is billions to one if anyone wants to argue the odds. Full explaination with pictures and explainations of this technique is at computeroulette.com
Then, we have to answer to wether this is unlawful or not, in the UK its not unlawful, there is no LAWs stating this is illegal, if so, please provide some evidence quoting the Law that covers these issues. If it was illegal, the Ritz team would have not been allowed to keep their winnings. The casinos have fought for a LAW to be passed in Parliment, they are not interested, because the know the casinos can call no more bets.
Until recently, a bet was in Honour only, no one had to ever pay you what you had won, nor was you eligible to pay a gambling debt under UK LAW. This has now changed, you can take a casino to court if it refuses to pay out, and they can take you to court if you owe money to them.
The old Law of obtaining a pecunary advantage is only applicable if you have interfered with the game in hand, by taking timings of the ball and rotor and not affecting the game in hand, you are deemed as doing anything wrong.
Casinos have not got together and said if they suspect people using such devices they will simply refuse to pay them their winnings and the punter will have to take them to court. Now why would casinos be stating this all over the interent if there was a LAW to cover them anyway?
People need to do their homework, roulette computers work and make money, the LAW does not protect the casinos in the UK and most of Europe and many of the states in the US.
Computers can make several thousand a night unnoticed, but take some nerve to use.
Taken from an email from Mark Howe on the subject.
Prof R Johansen
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