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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #75 on: May 22, 2009, 06:20:34 PM »
Last but not least..

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #76 on: May 22, 2009, 07:45:32 PM »
I think Mark Howe already explained that and dealer signature.

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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.

Then VB player can be spotted within 3-4 spins.

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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.

Rubbish, he still needs to watch rotor.
Acoustic is also nothing more then estimation, and it can't be better then listening and observing. Since he is targeting very late rotations then is easier but and difference in between rotations is greater. 3 Rotations before then ball drops the ball will be as 1500ms per rotation which means result will be around opposite side.

It is not even better then what Snowman suggested. Estimate it as early as you can.
If you do it when the ball is about 0.5 sec you have a frame of 6 ball rotations to make same error as if someone predict in last rotations. At least he would have prediction with reasonable time until NMB.

My VB2 requires the smallest amount of wheel watching and it can be done with peripheral observation. And it is 3 pin game more then any other system.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #77 on: May 23, 2009, 03:27:55 AM »
If the VBèr is backroomed they won`t find anything. The computer player will be banned weather he has won or not.  But trust me, the way i play you won`t suspect that im playing VB. Everything is considered. I do pay a small fee to the house to play that way, but i`ll live and i still keep the edge.

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.

What i meant was that patterns is out of the window.

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. 

What snowman suggested is called the counting method and it works great with stable and calm rotor and ball speed conditions.  Its probably THE most basic VB method that might still be considered as a VB method. There are at least 9 known methods. 

Never mind, i`ll let you guys get on with shooting Stefano ducks in your pond.  Don`t mind me, im just an old grumpy fart.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #78 on: May 23, 2009, 10:50:23 AM »
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If the VBèr is backroomed they won`t find anything. The computer player will be banned weather he has won or not.

Never happened.


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**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.

It applies to any advantage play, with difference that I do not play side bets.

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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.


Because everything is happening, per rotation not per second.
If rotation is 0.5 sec of course that next one will not be 0.7 s but most likely ~0.6s
if when the ball is 1.0 s next one is 1.2 s .
If you look it in ball change per second there is no change since 100 ms difference on 0.5 sec is equal to 200ms difference on 1 sec. So it is not that real ball deceleration changes if you look at it as distance / s^2.


You should look for number under the ball because it will be your reference number, same one as if you have prediction in exactly targeted ball revolution.
It is an effect created by using appropriate time where change on ball speed for that particular time does match rotor movement in same time. So regardless in which rotation we start we still get same reference number as we predicted in targeted ball revolution.
It is very simple.

Look as Snowmans suggestion, and let's say he estimates with accuracy of 5 ball rotations.
When applying VB2 to that, practically there is no error (or the possible error is significantly reduced ) regardless in which of those 5 rotations we take sample.
It goes as this.
Lets say we apply time in first of those 5 ball rotations which is lets say 0.5s. We get reference number x.
If we misjudge and start it in next rotation for that time rotor moved by rotor speed (in pockets /s) divided by 0.5s. So if rotor was 10p/s it will move by 5 pockets.
But now we applying our reference time where the ball is slower ~o.6s. Therefore this ball will travel shorter distance and after our reference time elapses it will again point to number X. If we apply it in next rotation same applies. Estimation within 5 rotations even rotations are fast can still be few seconds difference. For that time rotor moves and it can move for almost full rotation, therefore prediction wouldn't be any good. Applying VB2 corrects it.


I think I explained that, I even supplied spin and time required to make it applicable.
I do not know who you asked but obviously someone who did not spend time with it.
Even snowman had trouble understanding it but after explanation he did understand. 

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #79 on: May 23, 2009, 02:59:25 PM »
Forester, jafco updated his website, and he added quite a few links to various website, and even your forum. But he was suggesting, that it would be nice if you moved the roulette system reviews to an OPEN section where any and every body can read bout the reviews, this will help newbies and professionals alike, because they can get an unbiased fair review. If you keep the reviews under paid subscription, not every can see it, and it wouldnt be declared as a FAIR review.

Just an opinion.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #80 on: May 23, 2009, 03:22:46 PM »
I do not have anything against guy, if he wants to write article to my web page with his link it is ok with me.

He promotes advantage play and it is as forth dimension to someone who is searching for systems.

Once someone understands his work will also easier understand how I play without cards or how VB2 works. I think it is simple but as you can see even Kelly have problem understanding it.  :-\

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #81 on: May 24, 2009, 06:05:38 AM »
His system might be hard, or as people think, for me, i think is very different, because he trained me, i mean i go to his place every now and then and he trains me, so yeah i know exactly how it works.

But he didnt write any articles he updated his website and under roulette forums he gave a link to ur forum.

But he was a bit dissappointed, because we all know you that you are doing this out of good intentions and to help people but, the thing is not every bob, tom, or whoever can look into the subscribed forums.

It would be nice if you could move the system reviews to free forum.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #82 on: May 24, 2009, 06:28:35 PM »
Ok, I moved it to the other section, but I am not sure if it is good idea.
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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #83 on: May 26, 2009, 07:54:50 AM »
I met john today and i asked him for his opinion on the 3 pin game, specifically where forester and kelly had been having some heated argument/disagreement.

He said that unsurprisingly forester and kelly both were right and that the disagreement is simply down to the face that the visual system is always being updated and that there are several newly documented ways of playing the 3 pin game, specially in respect of having 2 seprated bet positions and playing slower wheels. This can be seen on some of the videos, though he explained how updating all the text can sometimes lag behind.


The 3 pin game can be applied in different ways and the choice would mainly depend on the wheel speeds.(and bounce)

He also pointed out that the cards were a great way of starting to play but not crucial in the long term.
He said that the vibration can also be replaced with good rhythm counting. To be fair, i have only ever seen him playin without the vibration and can easily notice his ability to count in rhythm.

me and him also had a prediction tournament, and the score was 6-0 to him, but then i beat with a exact Hit on 0. :D

Then we played R/C car racing track and i beat him again as his car went over the track and crashed.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #84 on: May 26, 2009, 08:12:47 AM »
i think i would rather win at the prediction game then rc cars. yous you are lucky to have some one who has experence to train you. good luck keep us updated how the system is working. If you are winning with it and what not.
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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #85 on: May 26, 2009, 08:51:33 AM »
the visual system is always being updated and that there are several newly documented ways of playing the 3 pin game

I can comment only what I have seen,what has been explained in his document.  :-\

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #86 on: May 26, 2009, 10:58:43 AM »
jaybird, if u ever do come to london yeah? u have to see jafco he is good at training and his rc car track is 60 FEET LONG!!, professional bro! heheh, i enjoy that,

As for training, ofcourse its good, i have a professional guy training me, and he has 2 wheels, he got a new london casino supply wheel, much like cammeghs. and he will post new videos with it.

Forester, i got his system, recently n he teaches me so yeah i have updated info, may be u shuld contact him.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #87 on: May 26, 2009, 11:48:46 AM »
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Forester, I got his system, recently n he teaches me so yeah I have updated info, may be u should contact him.

Contact for what?

I am not interested to learn basic and estimated tilted wheel prediction. Since in real play even with calculated and defined prediction isn't easy.

It only happened that I looked document for guy who couldn't do anything with it on real casino wheel.

In previous posts I highlighted what I believe is wrong, explained why it is wrong and that's all. If someone can prove me wrong I welcome it.

In respect to his work I moved the thread to private forum section but you asked me to return it back, so here it is.  :)

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #88 on: May 26, 2009, 09:45:04 PM »
Well , thanks. and its all good, all your posts highlighted some good points and will deffinetly help people in the long term.

Thanks again.

All is good.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #89 on: July 01, 2009, 05:21:14 PM »
Hi Forester
I have seen your report  VB2 roulett system
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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #90 on: July 01, 2009, 06:21:37 PM »
Hello,
there are instructions just above menu, in small pint  ;)

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #91 on: August 08, 2009, 10:08:27 PM »
I have Jafco's VB system some months now.

Before that i have learned Laurence scot VB system.

Jafco's system is a Very good solution to Rotor Speed calculation (with the watch and the cards!)

the deference between these 2 systems is that with Jafcos everything is Mechanical...so when u find the right observation point...there is nothing that u can do wrong!

also the 2 pin is very right(under the right sircomstances of cource!)

the proof is that i have applyed the 2 pin system in Jafcos weel but also at bob gordon 2 pin weel and when the ball is hitting the 2nd pin....the number is again under it!!!

My way of vb is the combination of these 2 systems!

I get the observation point with Laurence system and then i make the card (jafco system) according to it....
So i make a new card in every weel i play(but jafcos cards are very close to almost all weel values)
Then with the special jafcos way with watch i maisure the rotor move and i have the observation point moved according to this!

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #92 on: August 08, 2009, 10:38:02 PM »
Someone will have to explain how come Jafco uses Mark's scallopped wheel in his demonstrations.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #93 on: August 09, 2009, 09:59:09 AM »

Maybe it is a coincidence of same wheel.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #94 on: August 10, 2009, 12:02:59 AM »
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Someone will have to explain how come Jafco uses Mark's scallopped wheel in his demonstrations.

Well i talk to Yous a long time ago and if i remeber it correct he rent wheels.
Then to make a statment that it is the same wheel you would need to have an id of some kind.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #95 on: August 10, 2009, 01:31:56 AM »
I just don't believe in such a coincidence. Marketing a roulette system, a roulette computer with a scalloped wheel used by another roulette computer supplier.

Mark like Stefano are well known to be scam artists, so why would you do if you were in their shoes to continue the scam?.

Stefano's excuse is the ebook protected with a special username and an eleven digit number password only him can generate  is not his system.

Mark is a little cleverer and decided to continue his selling by using a partner who is not known.

The scalloped wheel is not the only coincidence, the computer Jafco sells is also the same as Mark's.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #96 on: August 10, 2009, 02:00:28 AM »
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The scalloped wheel is not the only coincidence, the computer Jafco sells is also the same as Mark's.

I am going to meat Jefco - John after my holiday trip do you want me to ask him some thing from the bottom of your heart?
I have talk to Yous and John and can't grasp where you get all this kind of ideas from.

Say this say that is easy.
You show us where Mark with image where he has the same wheel as John.
Then we can compare and see if there is an id to talk about.
Empty statments will get you now where.

Regarding the RC that John sell is the same as Mark's ?? well prove it!
If not then again you come with empty statments.

Get real.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #97 on: August 10, 2009, 02:00:50 AM »
Friend Bago I don t care if Jafco is MARK....and the reason is couse HIS system really WORKS!


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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #98 on: August 10, 2009, 03:22:20 AM »
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For me it is enough, but there will be always a moron like lucky strike who will say it is not the same wheel whereas he just acknowledged that Jafco rented some of Mark's wheels.

Moreover i challenge anyone here who will be able to find for sale this scalloped wheel of this exact same design. You will struggle.
So lucky strike, will you acknowledge like a man that you were wrong and that this scalloped wheel is from Mark?. Probably not, you seem to be an idiot.

@viper5

Good for you, then how come you spend your time here instead of making your first million at the roulette tables?.
If you would spend more time in the Casinos you would know a VB method works only if the Casino wants. They can make any VB method worthless.

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Re: Has anyone bought Jafco's system?
« Reply #99 on: August 10, 2009, 03:41:53 AM »

Bago i know where you come from with low life words like that.
I think we all can understand that you did not get any antention from your parents as an kid.
Now you need it so bad when you are a grow up man so you need to use low life words like moron and idiot.

I still just se an empty statment.
I can see the wheel John use in hes videos at hes site and that is not the same wheel on the image you post or is it?
Regarding the pda some one would need to have bouth Johns and Marks to claim they sell the same RC wich i can't see with the image you post above.

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