This is a story rooted in world history, relating to the elite—those with status and wealth in ancient times.
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| Roulette of the old world |
Roulette allows players to win consistently over time if they possess a clear mind, good health, intelligence, and, most importantly, a non-greedy nature. The key is knowing when to stop after winning. Even when losing, it's crucial to choose the right moment to stop playing.
The secret
Roulette wheel spins are independent. Therefore, the probability of events occurring is independent in each spin. There is no long-term strategy that can beat the house. The secret here is to understand the Roulette wheel to beat the Roulette wheel itself (not the house).
Secret 1: In fact, any Roulette wheel is unbalanced, even the software that evaluates the physical structure of the Roulette wheel cannot give an accurate conclusion about whether the Roulette wheel is perfectly balanced or not. That means that no physical Roulette wheel is free of errors, and there is always "wheel deviation". Even if it is perfect, generating random results, over time, during operation, it will wear out and fail.
Therefore, patiently analyzing and observing the Roulette wheel will find a way to win!
Secret 2: The Roulette computer will find the fastest "wheel deviation" based on statistics and observations.
Secret 3: The Roulette computer will predict where the ball will land on the Roulette table. If it deviates slightly from the calculation, it will quickly find out where the ball tends to land the most (based on the next statistic).
All of the above secrets will create an advantage for the player. The house always wins, even when playing fairly, without cheating, because the house always has the advantage. This is because the house has a position that falls on 0 (or 00) and pays 35:1, while there are 37 positions! The house advantage is 2.7% at this time. However, if the wheel bias is known, that is, the ball is biased to fall in a certain area, the player's advantage can be up to 4%, or more, depending on the error of the wheel. The Roulette wheel is considered the most random, but it is still possible to find the bias (bias for the ball to fall). When players know the right strategy, they can create an advantage of 1% to 4%.
In addition, Roulette computers can also replace human methods such as:
- Visual ballistics.
- Find the dealer's signature.
- Predict the position of the ball rolling.
Visual ballistics: Visual ballistics is a method of using observation, comparing the starting point of the ball compared to the position of the numbers, based on the taught technique to predict the position, or area where the ball falls and stops. Such players are experienced gamblers. No one can be lucky forever—unless the table is rigged. But that belongs to the world of cheating, often portrayed in Hong Kong movies. Veteran gamblers often choose roulette as a long-term game of strategy. A player's skill level includes intelligence, extraordinary memory, sharp observation, and the ability to predict upcoming events in a limited series of spins.
Therefore, playing roulette reflects the level and class of the individual.
Many players may have patience but lack the memory or time to analyze all past spin events and make accurate predictions. This is where software becomes essential—to support memory and event analysis through mathematical algorithms that calculate the probability of upcoming outcomes.
Find the dealer's signature: The dealer's signature, also known as the fingerprint of the roulette wheeler. There will be a frequency of separate Roulette events for each wheeler. This is shown by researchers using statistics. Roulette computers show this.
Predict the position of the ball rolling: Predicting the position of the ball rolling can be very accurate with today's programming technology. A surveillance camera feeds data into the software to perform calculations, in order to make predictions. The Roulette computer is the tool to do this.
Roulette Auto Tracker – Support Software: 👉 Roulette Calculators 
This software analyzes past roulette events through observation and statistics. It provides predictions for future events based on probability.
Here are a few examples of its predictions: In the next 5 spins:
- The probability of COL3 appearing at least once: 92.961%
- The probability of COL3 appearing at least twice: 73.556%
- The probability of COL3 appearing at least three times: 21.733%
Knowing the "Dealer's Signature" or fingerprint of the Roulette spinner, the computer can make a fairly accurate prediction about the next 5 spins.
Explanation:
Although the spins are independent, the probability of the event occurring is independent. However, with each separate spinner using a separate wheel, there will be a biased position of the ball stopping in the biased area to fall. That means the ball still falls in the favored area due to the imbalance of the wheel, but is more biased to a position with a narrower range within that area.
That event can be converted into the frequency of the ball falling and stopping in the favored area to fall (the ball falling bias of the Roulette table).
Therefore, the Roulette computer will use a mathematical program to make a different prediction than the independent spins: The probability of the COL3 event occurring at least once in the next 5 spins.
Input parameters for calculation include:
- The history of the dealer (casino employee)—each one has a unique "fingerprint."
- The software will flag suspicious behavior: If the dealer is manipulating the results, it will warn you to stop playing until the manipulation ends.
- If the casino is consistently cheating, the software will alert you to stop playing there entirely.
Some casinos allow customers to watch the game without betting only up to 5 times. This is to prevent software from observing and detecting potential cheating. Nowadays, even honest casinos often impose such limits.
This is because casinos have realized that specialized software can observe and predict outcomes with surprising accuracy.
If the casino doesn't allow players to watch roulette—making it impossible for software to track spins in real-time—you can still analyze historical data by opening a chart and inputting past events manually into the software.
Final revelation: This support tool for roulette demonstrates a unique kind of class—where human insight and computer precision combine!
If It Really Works, Why Do We Sell It?
Why would anyone sell a business that worked? If it makes money, why sell it, right? When you buy a business, you still do the work. It's the same with our system.
In our case, we're selling the system because we don't need it - we have something even better (our roulette computers). So we allow others to use our system for two main reasons:
- It maximizes our revenue, and
- It actually helps people, instead of sitting unused.
Another way of looking at is say you had a Ferrari and a Toyota. Which would you drive? Both do much the same thing, but one is much faster. It's like comparing our system here to our roulette computers.
It's also a shortsighted misconception to believe a winning roulette system means you'll win millions, and casinos will go broke. The truth is casinos know about professional systems, and monitor for consistent winners. It's not hard to beat roulette wheels with the required accuracy. The real issue is avoiding detection.
Our approaches really do work, and real players are consistently profiting. But they're nothing like typical systems (hot numbers, cold numbers, doubling bets after losses, etc.). They require more work than typical players like. So understand a winning system is not "too good to be true".