Hello there
I have been looking into VB thanks to this forum and thanks to Viper5 who has been giving me some pointers, so today i decided to take what i had learnt so far to the casino to try out my accuracy skills.
I had previously been to the casino on numerous occasions and determined the DD and also developed a sense for when the 4th revolution of the ball before it strikes the DD(4th rev).
So i went to the casino and started noting the number under the ball on the 4th rev and noting the outcome, combined with a fairly constant rotor speed. After a while a strong pattern emerged, the final number was on average 10 pockets clockwise of the DD almost exclusively apart from a few anomalies generated by strange scatters or faster/slower rotor speeds.
So i set this as my observation point and clocked the number at this point when the ball passes the DD on the 4th rev.
I was amazed - the first 8 or so times i did this the ball landed within at least 3-4 numbers either side of my prediction, through out the whole night of about 70 spins i correctly predicted the final number around 5 times and over the whole night i managed get in a few neighbours bets when i was feeling confident about my predictions and the rotor was at my comfort zone of 7 counts (around 3.5 seconds)
My problem came in the fact that suddenly a man in a suit came onto the floor and came straight into the pit and said something to the croup and after that the wheel speeds became wildly different and he started calling NMB the second i went to place a bet. I promptly left after this. Looking back i may have been slightly obvious in my body language and fixation on the wheel and frequantly left my notes faceup on the table, or mabye this is just my paranoia.
I just want to say that VB is an excellent thing and worth investing in, im hoping to sort my self out with a metronome and sharpen up my precision but VB is definatly something im interested in pursuing after looking at the results of practice today.
thanks to everyone here for there time and patience