Hello Jerosan and welcome.
Can you point where did i say 4% wheels are tilted.
I. Heavily Tilted (Less than 4% of wheels)
By my experience there is more than that, with tilted wheel i would consider wheels where we can take advantage using kind of tilted wheel prediction.
ii. Semi-tilted (About 95% of wheels)
Again it depends how much tilted or levelled wheels are.
The wheel doesn’t have to be tilted 100% for us to be able to take advantage or it doesn’t need to be 100% levelled.
iii. Perfectly level (less than 1% of wheels)
If we look the FF as the most accurate device it still doesn’t mean that it has to produce advantage on every reasonably levelled wheel.
To be able to take advantage from levelled wheel we need additional requirement.
Consistency in ball travelling distance based on ball speed.
For example we need ball of 1,000ms to ravel x amount of rotations, if it is X +" one rotation" or minus one rotation, we can’t. "One rotation " can be any value in pockets which takes us away from prediction point.
Same applies to tilted wheel prediction with a bit less sensitivity.
Most of the time the effect what we call tilted wheel is not created by tilt but by some deformations on the ball track causing the ball to exit at particular point more often.
In some occasions it may be very sensitive point so the ball with 1000ms /r when comes to last rotation may exit or may go for additional rotation if during the time from 1000ms to last rotation it wasn’t so much affected by ball track and has a bit higher speed.
I would say reasonably tilted wheel is one that ball hits one particular diamond more then 50% of times. More is better.
It would mean that we may have reasonable advantage on 50% of spins, the ball definitely will hit and the other diamonds where at some particular rotor speeds we can score some points as well.
I’m training actually on further videos and it works fine but not all the time, I must practice again and again.
For example, it works perfectly on the Jafco’s videos but not very good on the SmartLive Casino videos.
(but I’m beginner;))
Hard for me to know why it wouldn’t work. VB2 doesn’t like fast rotor, did you adjust reference time properly, did you target earlier rotations to have prediction, does rotor speed changes a lot. Can you get ball drop point with some consistency in relationship to prediction, is ball jumping to wide …ball scatter…
Really we never know will it work or not, the best is to try and see what you get.
VB2 or any other VB it doesn’t matter. It requires good skill, even with good skill it will never match FF’s prediction , not even of unlimited stem (tilt2 is more accurate).
Having in mind that winning with FF is not easy we need to understand that VB is harder and less accurate.
How then some people won big amounts of money?
They found good conditions, they do not find it always good even they lose many times.
They also played big to win big. Considering that Ritz team only multiplied their bank roll 4 times it is not really big advantage that they have had.
Risk is always involved. When i talked with one VB player after some playing vb. I won on day $2000 next day on same wheel $4000, and next day additional $10,000.
He asked me how much did i play. I said $5 and $25 units averaging about $300 per spin across 7-8 pockets, he asked what was the table limit. I replayed $200, he laughed at me saying you should hit it even ask for more limit.
That is the difference, it was really strong tilt and good wheel, but i can’t risk so much money and i can’t expose myself so much since i need to play again.