LOL.
But seriously, that mega Roulette winner was assuredly "counting pockets". Each time the ball settled into a one of the pockets, he must have used a system to remember which number/color it landed on.
Then, with each successive spin (using mathematical science and the law of averages) he would begin to gain an advantage and know that it was "less likely" that the ball would land in the identical pocket again the next spin. Genius!
Ergo, the longer he played the more advantage he would gain, until he could predict with 99.99% accuracy exactly where the ball would land each time. Super Genius!
It's no wonder they gave him the bum rush and threw his cheating ass out!
Honestly, they had no choice because he could have kept doubling his bets (using winnings) and there would have been an exponential compounded effect within just a few hours of playing that would have exceeded
a trillion dollars! I mean, hell, the guy could have started with a penny and then within only 30 spins he would have already had winnings of over $5M!
If you still don't believe it, the guy is selling a DVD of his tech for only 999 dollars. It seems pretty fair since you easily make that much back within the first hour. Making a thousand bucks an hour is pretty OT, right? I am thinking of doing this as a way to make it go right to to pay for my whole bridge.
In case anyone is snickering, thinking this is some kind of joke, I attach a scientific schematic below of one guy from the internet (who I understand used to be a total loser) who then became a trillionaire using the roulette pocket-counting tech. I am not sure which casino this surveillance photo was taken at, but that's not the point. The point is that casinos are businesses and can't afford to pay out winnings like that without going bankrupt. Duh! People, do the math!!!!
Cool, right!?!
I am assuming that aerial shot of him standing next to the trillion dollars was taken by some sort of drone the casino owned. Looks like he was standing in the parking lot where he probably called several hundreds Ubers to help him transport it back to his home (
a van down by the river).
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