All
Flew in to check out this Casino yesterday and found it ideally suited to the Forest Fib.
They have 12 tables plus a NovaTouch electronic roulette with 27 terminals and all using relatively new Cammegh wheels with small balls. The number display marque on this wheel had the last 16 results and on the tables the last 19 results displayed with the occasional error. I did not see one “roller” on any wheel.
The best thing about the terminals is that they are in two rows with the wheel jammed in between and the end four terminals look directly down onto the wheel with less than one metre from your eye to the wheel. The wheel was tilted to the point in the 50 spins I clocked the drop off point was 100% in the 180 degree arc between the 3 oclock and 9 oclock position with half of them hitting the vertical diamond at 6 oclock. There are four vertical and four horizontal diamonds. They reverse the spin directions every spin but the drop off point didn’t seem to change.
On the terminals they call NMB with 4 ball revolutions to go and occasionally it was only three. The bets on the terminals are in units of $1 but you must outlay $5 minimum per spin.
The other wheels are on tables in groups of four, two left handed and two right handed. On Sunday night they had 8 tables operating and at 10:00am Monday morning only two tables running. These tables are a mixture of $2.50 and $5 minimums with $50 maximum straight up on numbers and $500 on even money chances.
There didn’t seem to be any biased wheels although several of these tables also seemed to have tilted wheels.
I played for several hours and found half a dozen perfect RWD type hot numbers and every one of them showed for the magic fourth time and paid me enough to cover my expenses plus a profit on the trip.
Well worth a visit with or without a Forest Fib even though the Casino is grotty and there were no restaurants open on a Sunday.
Keep winning
Mike.
