my biggest issue is being able to get my eye in to judge a 5r ball or a 4r. it can take me a lot of time. i hope that as i become more experienced that my brain and eye can judge the diiference between a 5r max and 4.75r max ball. i usually go conservative and judge a rev too late. its something that would improve my own margin a lot. i have learned to simply not bet when unsure of ball speed. a bet not made is money saved.
Main point of traditional VB is a good process of identifying the particular moment in the spin. On older wheels it can be done reasonably good. One of techniques is to watch for the “knee point” . It Is a moment where you can notice the ball suddenly takes longer time for a rotation. When testing I predicted thousands of spins where the RC predicts in particular ball rotation so I get feeling to judge when is the moment but, without RC that feeling can be easy lost.
Just watching new wheel in casino and defining ball rotation is hard. If the ball doesn’t jump much even with significant amount of mistakes you can still achieve advantage, but often the ball jumps distribution is wide and taking huge amount form advantage achieved by defining balls drop point. If the ball deceleration is smooth without “knee point” you need a good timer, or perhaps try VB2.
VB2 compensates for missed ball rotation, so it doesn’t matter if you predict in 6,7 or 8th ball rotation.
You should read
Evolution of roulettes advantage play
Understanding roulette wheel
If you have a wheel with deep pockets, you should learn to exploit it. You say you have no idea about jumps charts, but that is a first thing you need to know.
In usual wheels with deep pockets have smaller ball jumps distribution? That is the biggest advantage you actually have. If on some other wheel it may be easier for you to predict, most likely wider ball jumps would reduce achieved advantage, lowering it under what you could have with the deep pockets wheel.
And yes, do you mind sending me a PM where did you find such easy wheels?
i can tell you what i do for easy wheels… one can approximate and use a number of factors.
perform a statistic on pin dominance whilst a dealer is on autopilot. if done in each direction you can approximate which pins seems dominant vs which dealer is spinning. there are some dealers that i dont bother using vb. they are inconsistent. i am trying to work out the shifts of a few dealers that i can read. eg one particular dealer spins the rotor with 1.5 pocket per second and calls nmb late. this is a clear vb gift. pin is statistically pin 3… the thing is the situation is ripe for a predator. and i have taken advantage using jafco 3 rev cards that have the ball aim at 2 anti clockwise and 10 clockwise rotor. it is about finding particular advantages… and these are the things that arouse my predatory instincts.
there are dealers that call late nmb. even allow a bet on last 1.5 ball rev. i am trying to make cards for such opportunity. wheel bounce stats can be estimated… do you have stats for cammegh classic?
Interesting thing… I went to speak with John Jafco recently. What can l say. First he is a genuine. There were comments about his wheel being easy and ball not jumping. … I personally was swearing and sweating to predict this wheel. Ball was jumping all over the place!!! So l gess it’s conditions related. For my surprise, l understood one nice thing and found one more useful skill to develop just by comparing John predictions to my own. … With his " gess the ball " revolution identification, he is very precise and adjust very qweak!!! What took me some spins to realise ( conditions changed twice during our play simulation ), he got right after first miss. That was impressive in did. I observed his ds skill as well. … not that impressed, l would say. Probably lm ignorant, but 40-50 percent is a minimum for a good dealer. He does it by any means. He was something like 60% on 10 poket sector. And l have to admit that conditions were difficult, but l was expecting more!!! Wanted to see him hitting the number every individual spin… didn’t happen. :(.
As I live quite close to John (Jafco) I decided to do a short course with him after I’d bought his clocking system. He demonstrates on a fairly biased wheel and is quite amazing. He got most of his predictions spot on. Almost unbelievable in fact. He comes across as a nice, genuine guy but I find it surprising he needs to flog his method rather than just using it himself. And I think the reason is that the sort of bias you need in a wheel and the type of older Huxley wheel you need to find is quite difficult. But as far as teaching you to clock a biased wheel, the guy is great and it would be money well spent.
[quote=“arnold”] It is well known(to those in the know) that Jafco is Mark Howe, maybe you are too? He is using that base and payment receiving method to hide his id. [/quote]
I know both and that’s complete and utter nonsense
[quote=“drwho”] As I live quite close to John (Jafco) I decided to do a short course with him after I’d bought his clocking system. He demonstrates on a fairly biased wheel and is quite amazing. He got most of his predictions spot on. Almost unbelievable in fact. He comes across as a nice, genuine guy but I find it surprising he needs to flog his method rather than just using it himself. And I think the reason is that the sort of bias you need in a wheel and the type of older Huxley wheel you need to find is quite difficult. But as far as teaching you to clock a biased wheel, the guy is great and it would be money well spent. [/quote]
Hi drwho, of course the biased wheels of old are not so common anymore, so the margin for error is vastly reduced if predicting rest zone. With that said. wheels are still dependent to physical laws. If you can find a strong drop zone that is great, if not try using distance remaining instead of time remaining in your analysis. A priori based on wheel design may help here, also look for some wheels that have more consistent ball travel patterns. Some wheels should just be avoided at all costs imo.
[quote=“drwho”] As I live quite close to John (Jafco) I decided to do a short course with him after I’d bought his clocking system. He demonstrates on a fairly biased wheel and is quite amazing. He got most of his predictions spot on. Almost unbelievable in fact. He comes across as a nice, genuine guy but I find it surprising he needs to flog his method rather than just using it himself. And I think the reason is that the sort of bias you need in a wheel and the type of older Huxley wheel you need to find is quite difficult. But as far as teaching you to clock a biased wheel, the guy is great and it would be money well spent. [/quote] Check napoleon casino in london, You will like it. Deallers spin sometimes qweak and balls are swiched… but its not a big problem on these wheels.
of course it is worth for me , I know ctrl+p but print is so different with print button ctrl , I am surprised that your forum portal has not any print button . we have many better php portal on the NET .
Ctrl + P does not work , you can print just first 10 page of threat . I am wonder you set up the forum that has not any print button . I never see that .
Reading this whole page on the monitor is a disadvantage . It will harm your eyes.
I bought jafco’s system and also had a masterclass with him at his home. His system works and he is a gentleman. He also has taught other sellers who teach VB.
I’m interested in buying a roulette computer from Jafco. I tried emailing him on the email on the site with no luck. Do you or anyone you know how to get a hold of him?
Hello!
I just joined!
I was really hoping if anyone can get me aquainted with his method or let me know where can I start learning his method.
I want to see the glimse of how it works and then buy it.
