Do the roulette wheels in Atlantic City and Las Vegas have those spin history displays on the tables (all/most/a few)? I notice they have them in Northern Nevada, but I haven't been to AC or Vegas in several years.
Has anyone seen them in European casinos?
Thanks.
JM
Last I was there (December) I saw the displays almost everywhere. Please note that they don't always record the results. At one wheel it was only displaying the red wins and every 5th or so black number. It was very misleading so I'd take a pen and pad and start writing those results down.
It was very misleading so I'd take a pen and pad and start writing those results down.
Why? What difference does it make? Are you actually looking for a biased wheel? How many hours of watching results are you willing to put in?
The display doesn't really do anything because the ball doesn't remember but someone asked about wether or not they were at different locations. I had noticed that the sensors don't always work. If someone is placing bets due to what the display said even though the ball has no memory this information may be of some use to them. If someone is trying to find a biased wheel then they should definately not trust the displays though they change the wheels and balance them often so it's wasted time to try to find them. I'm just sharing my observations, what people do with it is up to them.
Thanks for the Vegas and AC info.
I am not looking for biased wheels.
Considering playing roulette?
Think about the last song in Dr. Strangelove -- "Wheel Meat Again"
