Computer/ visual ballistic techqniues

[Steve]

Watch at Minute 09:48 - 09:51  and tell me how the fuc* can the ball do that !

It's an ivorine ball. Theyre bouncy. It's normal behavior.

[Firefox]

It's bouncy,  but it also went up the cone which can lead to a lot of frets sliding under with little resistance,  hence atypical travel.

[Anastasius]

the girl looks real but after it cuts away after the spin it looks like a video roulette wheel

is it real

[Steve]

Casinos don't need to cheat. They already have the house edge.

Cheating would risk losing a license, which would be far more costly than avoiding a $100 payout.

I've only ever heard of genuine casino cheating at underground high stakes games.

[Firefox]

The spin looks fine. The casino isn't cheating. The ball behaviour was not typical, but quite within limits of what is seen regularly.

Just wish we got a better view, early on. In fact though, even with that view, with a good idea of the fall off point(s) we can still predict the spins as she is throwing all 5.5 and 6 second rotors. We hardly need to count the rotor as difference between 5.5 and 6 is negligible. So just need to map ball decelerations.

[Roulettebeater]

Weird spin

[The General]

It was a normal spin.  Nothing wrong with it.

[Let Me Win]

This online casino was caught cheating and lost their licence.

Thanks.

[Firefox]

I'm very suprised they did that. It's on video, very easy to bust.

There are much more sophisticated ways to cheat at Black Jack. For example, introducing extra 5's and 6's into the decks (unfavourable to the player) or reducing Aces,  or shuffle scams putting more aces and 10's behind cut card (unfavourable to player).

These would be quite profitable to the house edge and impossible to detect. This casino had some very poor quality advice!