Here is the roulette cheat cookbook (Fake?)

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In summary, the author is suggesting that the document is not a fake, but that to use the information it will require an extreme level of precision. He also suggests that the document is designed to win money from gamblers.
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thecourier
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Hi I've found this cookbook on web for predict where roulete drop the rim
here's link but if you look at page 18 you've found something strange...
(about decelleration on central rotor)

well V(t)=V0-kt
then x(t)=V0*t-k/2*t^2

ok then V0=(1+k/2*T0^2)/T0

where T0 is time for one revolution, ..?
so V0 is istantaneus velocity? It's so simple to calculate it? from a time
and a decelletation parameter? then look @ minimizing? this funtion is equal i-1!

so the question is but is a fake?
Thanks
link here
http://www.roulette-forum.de/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=318
 
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That is put there to win more of your $.
 
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Hi Meir Achuz,
so you think that this document isn't a fake althought I think that to work you'll need an extreme precision...

any other comment?
 
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thecourier said:
Hi Meir Achuz,
so you think that this document isn't a fake althought I think that to work you'll need an extreme precision...

any other comment?
I think what he means is that it's designed by casinos and people that live off gamblers to convince gullible people to cheat the aforementioned casinos and hand them over all their money while doing so.
 
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Thanks to all for comments,

to AlephZero:

I think that you r math skilled, so look at page 18 of the pdf,

I think that last formula @ the botton of the page isn't right
where
V0=(1+k/2*T0^2)/T0

What do you think?

to Unicyclist

your Idea is really really realistic. I agree.
 
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thecourier said:
I think that last formula @ the botton of the page isn't right
where
V0=(1+k/2*T0^2)/T0

It looks right to me. Read the page carefully. It is not a velocity [itex]v_0[/itex], it is a frequency [itex]\nu_0[/itex]
 
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:bugeye: gulp! yep ops you're right, thanks. :smile:


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any other people would leave a comment?
 
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hi, i try to view your link http://www.roulette-forum.de/index.p...pe=post&id=318 but is in dutch. do you read it with the google translate??
 
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