Went from $200 - $1200 total.

Just turned of age recently and I took a trip to Miami and visited a casino. Knowing that the casino always wins I was prepared to go in to just have fun with $200.

Session 1

I initially started by playing 2 units on 2nd 12 and 1 on 3rd 12 (each unit being $5). Within a couple minutes I was down to about 150. A couple more games a little up and down i decided to put a third of my bankroll on a dozen and it hit. Within 2 minutes I threw a chip on green and hit again. Walked out with around $500.

Session 2

Knowing I was up, I decided to deposit my initial 200 and just go play with profit. Immediately at the table they told me units were $10 chips at that time. I lost the first 2-3 bets on some dozens and saw the girl next to me kept hitting. I threw a $10 chip on 27 since she put some there and it hit… I was up to about 580 and slowly lost it on some big bets on dozens till i was at 250. I took about 150 and bet it on the first 12 dozen, then i took another chip and just put it on 9. I have no idea why but I just did. The fucking Roulette wheel hit 9. I was in immediate disbelief, this all happened within 15 minutes. I got payed out and just left immediately.

I’ve been wanting to go back now that i’m out of Miami and hit up maybe something more local. But no matter how many videos I watch about strategies or whatever it’s just a matter of fact that I got lucky and whatever happened wasn’t likely to ever happen again. I want to play again but don’t want to pay the casinos there money back.

Las Vegas used to be a Mormon town. Before 1931 it was just some random railroad stop in the desert. Then Nevada legalized gambling during the Depression and boom Sin City was born practically overnight.

All the games shown in the images are real games from each era, or are fictitious due to unknown origins.

Normally I'm not the kind of guy to give in to this because it doesn't really matter too much for me, but with the dozens of guesses I see each and every week on how people assume the current wheel used in Rouletsplay operates I kind of had to.

Don't read this if you want to keep believing in the magic of the Wheel.

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Most people think it has to do with the specific items on the wheel. Some combination of it not landing on the same spot multiple times, considering every item with the same label as the same, etc.

I looked at the source code of the wheel to figure out whether the location it lands on is predetermined in any way or random. It's littered with bugs and inconsistencies so it was a bit harder to track down than I'd hoped, but the way it works is the following:

• When you start spinning it determines a random step angle between 20 and 50 degrees (this is the only random part)
• It will always spin for a fixed amount of time, during which it will tick every 30ms. This time is configurable and defaults to 5 seconds. I think they're using 10 seconds in Rouletsplay
• When it ticks, it decreases the step angle by a bit and rotates the wheel by that amount. It's slowly easing the step angle down to 0 so that the wheel ends up stopping smoothly
• Therefore the position it lands on can be entirely determined by the randomly assigned step angle and the starting position of the wheel (which is consistent across page reloads)

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It doesn't actually care about what's on the wheel at all while rotating. Only when the rotation stops does it look at what entry it's stopped at, not before. Therefore it doesn't matter how many items you have or what they're called. Now unfortunately even looking at the source code I couldn't figure out why it is consistently not hitting Battlefront for them, but it doesn't have anything to do with the labels or number of items.

To make sure I didn't entirely mess up I replicated their wheel at https://wheeldecide.com/index.php?c1=Dead+by+Daylight&c2=Killing+Floor&c3=Payday&c4=The+Ship&c5=Counter+Strike+GO&c6=Moving+Out&c7=Stick+Fight&c8=Battlefront+2&c9=Battlefront+2&c10=Battlefront+2&c11=Battlefront+2&c12=Battlefront+2&c13=Battlefront+2&c14=Battlefront+2&c15=Battlefront+2&c16=Battlefront+2&c17=Battlefront+2&c18=Battlefront+2&c19=Battlefront+2&c20=Battlefront+2&c21=Battlefront+2&c22=Battlefront+2&c23=Battlefront+2&c24=Battlefront+2&c25=Battlefront+2&c26=Battlefront+2&c27=Battlefront+2&c28=Battlefront+2&col=gw&time=5 and spun it a couple of times (sometimes with, sometimes without a page reload). It starts at the same position as for them and it does always come up with different solutions for me, occasionally non-Battlefront games, but often enough also Battlefront.

You can force it to a specific spot by fixing the RNG. If you right-click the page and choose "Inspect", and type in Math.random = () => 0.52 into the console, the above wheel will always land on Moving Out for instance - At least for the first spin after a page load. You will have to re-enter the code into the console after every reload.

Besides the obvious way of just spinning until it doesn‘t hit Battlefront that's the most plausible way I can think of right now, with which they could coax the wheel away from Battlefront consistently.

(CORRECTION $1. NOT 1¢)

(FOR THOSE WHO DONT, YOU MIGHT BE BETTER OFF LOOKING UP THE RULES THAN READING MY EXPLANATION OF THE RULES) How many of you are familiar with the game show Deal Or No Deal? For those who aren't, it is a game show, where you start by picking a case. Through out the show, you will be opening cases, and depending on the value of the cases you Opend, the banker makes you several offers through out the show. At any time you can accept his offer, or keep denying his offers, until the end of the show where he will make one final offer, and if you don't accept that, you are left with 2 choices, take the case that you have chosen at the beginning, or you can switch it for another case.

At the end of the show, a man had a 3 choices , Take home $416,000,chose his case which could contain $1 million dollars or a penny, or switch it for a case that could contain $1 million dollars or a penny. His mother words "Take the $416,000! I am proud of you! It's not a million but it's still alot of money! Just take it!" His other family members and friends (Paraphrasing) "The number 15 (His case) has always been a lucky number for us". The number 11 (The case he could have switched with) Has always been a unlucky number for us! You can listen to mom, we will love you either way, but we want you to take a chance at the $1 million dollars, despite the fact that there is a 50% chance he could leave with 1¢ (A penny). Not listening to His mother, he denied the $416,000 and risked the 50% 50% chance of a million dollars, or a penny.

Moral of the story, ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER 😭🤦

https://youtu.be/O13cjtMSiq4

Can you imagine the possibilities and the interactions with other player? It’s already a pretty mean-spirited game, why not make even more so 😎