How to win at a casino using physics and math

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The discussion centers around an article highlighting an alternative career path in the gambling industry, particularly in Hungary. Participants express curiosity about the authenticity of the story and question why it hasn't received widespread attention. There is skepticism regarding the acceptance of mechanical and technical devices in casinos and whether such innovations would be financially viable for the establishments. The conversation reflects a mix of intrigue and doubt about the implications of technology in gambling.
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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=857&ncid=757&e=10&u=/nm/20041204/od_uk_nm/oukoe_britain_gambling

In case anyone here is looking for an alternate career path than the usual physics jobs, this is a good alternative. :smile:
 
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Hungaria here I come!
 
:) Saw this in a newspaper. I would say it is quite smart of them.
 
Are you sure, sure that this story is genuine? Does it really sound like that? Why has it not been appearing everywhere?

Do you really believe that the use of a mechanical and technical device would be acceptable, and the casino would really pay off?
 

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