Dealer Signature (DS) - Let Us Have a General Discussion about it !

[iggiv]

i don't remember either, but there must be some link

[Twisteruk]

Ive continued to work with this

I started with a Bank of 90 Units and bettin btwn 2-5 Units a spin (dont always bet every spin) I am now at 260 Units


Its very difficult at times as certain Dealers are more clued up and release the ball from multiple places
That said there is around 3 or 4 Dealers a day that I find easier to read

I cant tell you the amount of times ive bet 2 numbers and missed it by 1 pocket lol


Anyway it is subjective I accept that I could just be being lucky 



I will update as and when I have more to report 

[Canuck]

I believe that there are definitely some dealers that can influence where they the ball may land. I first read about it here in the GLC review of the Brett Morton Book that also mentioned tipping the dealer.

I was in two very different Bricks and Mortar Casino's in two different countries.

But I didn't understand it until I saw a woman tip a dealer substantially after she hit the number single 0 twice. I'll be darned if I didn't see single 0 hit another 4 times in about
15 spins! This woman, who was on a $5 minimum, $100 maximum table won $1000 in
about one hour of betting between 15 to 30 dollars a spin.

The next time I was in B&M casino over a 6 day period, I had 3 sessions. I finally started betting inside with a dealer who remembered me tipping after I had won in a session.
I started betting the number 2 because it had repeated twice.

I bet it  2/5 and 5/8 and 5 came up. Winner. Next spin, 2 comes up.

I left with a 14 unit win.

I then spent the two hours watching dealers. Some would not look where they released the ball. And one in particular would look at where she released the ball. She got tipped.
And she repeated.

Yes, I absolutely believe that there are dealers who will repeat certain numbers and definitely certain sectors. It's mechanical. It can have flaws. Casino revenues are down. There is a recession especially in some areas where Casino's are located.

Brett Morton makes a lot of sense. He also says that to bet against the wheel every time that there is a dealer change. Who hasn't experienced a change in the way the ball is falling when the dealer changes.

Thank you Twister UK for this topic. Thank you iggiv for your thoughtful commentary.