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The only problem i have with computer play is that i know the behaviour of the clocker and the bettor so i bet i will be able to spot a team within 30 - 40 spins.
With Laurances acoustic system, there are a better opportunity to get a way with VB play because staring in the wheel is a thing of the past.
If the VBèr is backroomed they won`t find anything. The computer player will be banned weather he has won or not.
**As for laurance, you really know how to make a short story long. He needs to look 2 - 3 sec. for the rotor speed and 2 - 3 secs. for the prognose and it does not have to be staring. He can place a few cover bets on Black and Red while reading the rotor etc. That keeps the dealer and pit busy while he gets the rotor speed. Its a pretty basic strategy for the seasoned player: Do something else while you are reading the critical data. I should probably shut up now.
As for your VB2 i still need someone who can explain the logic properly and why decelleration differences 13 - 15 secs out is much smaller than they are 4 - 5 revoloutions out. I still need an explanation on where and why i should look under the ball and why, where i look should be the correct spot. If i could rewind the spin and do it once again it would be pretty easy.I asked a few of your members, but didn`t get a reply.
the visual system is always being updated and that there are several newly documented ways of playing the 3 pin game
Forester, I got his system, recently n he teaches me so yeah I have updated info, may be u should contact him.
Someone will have to explain how come Jafco uses Mark's scallopped wheel in his demonstrations.
The scalloped wheel is not the only coincidence, the computer Jafco sells is also the same as Mark's.