Fair enough, im not gonna argue that VB is not hard work because it is. But i would rather scout for a potential good wheel and analyse it to death and then hit it with maximum bets for a short while and leave when the winnings adds up to the time spend and overheads is well covered. Finding a potential good wheel might take 2 - 3 casinos but in my part of the world it takes 1 - 2 days to do it. So a session is gonna take 3 - 4 days including the actual play.
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Scout for a potential good wheel.
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Track it and analyse it with ALL possible software until a map of possible defects, incl. tilt degree, scatter types versus wheel speeds, number and sector analyses, number strenght prediction strenght versus possible wheel defects etc.
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Play the best playing model showing the highest SD with at least + 4SD after checking that the wheel and number ring has not been rotated.
A total playing session might last 6 - 800 spins, where there are some 150 - 200 placed bets that on average will throw off some 100 - 150 units. The unit size should have a size so that 3 days of track/play should throw off a minimum of 4.5 times a daily normal salary (1.5 pr day) so that hotel and travel costs are covered.
I haven`t come across anyone so far that could just go and play any wheel with 20 - 30 learning spins and achieve a hit rate of 1:18 or 1:15 oe whatever the claims has been over the years.
This kind of play doesn`t work for holiday play, but is more like hard work.