Does advantage play exist in real?

[kingsroulette]

I have heard lots of stories of biased wheel, the Joseph Jagger was a well known legend of that. My query is about visual ballistic and dealer's signature. Is it possible to gain any advantage with them considering the speed of ball and presence of diamonds? Can any amount of experience or calculation help to adjudge the next spin outcomes which is considered pure random?

[Steve]

Yes it is absolutely real. You dont need much experience with it to understand the principles and that they really do work. They are not magic though as have limitations.

[Elvis]

Yes it is absolutely real.

Every lucky gambler attributes his wins to skill; the unlucky ones, to skill plus bad luck.  The raw product of an addict's "spinning" mind, to keep the "game" alive and well:  "Absolutely couldn't, wouldn't, and shouldn't lose."

You don't need much experience with it to understand the principles and that they really do work.

A picture "paints a 1000 words", but it takes 10,000 to validate it!

They are not magic though as have limitations.

Physical limitations put in place by much smarter, and more ingenious, persons than ever found withering away on these sites.

[Steve]

To beat roulette, you need only slight accuracy of predictions - enough to overcome the 2.5% house edge. It is not hard to do at all. Blackjack card counters get excited about a 1% edge. Much better is possible with roulette. But there are pitfulls that can see you go from targeting the right sector(s) to avoiding it, which means you can go from strong win to strong loss if you don't understand why the ball falls where it does.

Elvis, I see the rumors about you are true. But you can lose some weight from the pics I've seen.

[Chrisbis]

@ Steve.

I don't think its the real Elvis, Steve.................cause the real Elvis works just down the road from us here, in a Chip-Shop.

But he entertains the customers whilst they are waiting for their Fish and Chips to fry. 

Good Old Elvis.
"Salt and Vinegar with mine there are kid!" 

(I will ask him though, next time I'm in, if He is interested in Roulette, then I can confirm with have another impostor, trying it on with the Ladies!)
"Well its a One For The Money........................................."

[Steve]

A tubby Elvis in a fish and chip shop... it makes sense now.

[Elvis]

... it makes sense now.

More sense than a lot of things, i suppose.  But at least i lived and live on.