Yes Marks problem with VB is that he dont understand it. I admit that using the cross overs can be confusing if you dont know the pupose of them, that when they occur, you have defined a certain ball revoloution. On a double zero wheel, they can happen at 3 points in one ball revoloution, so what if they happen at 2 o clock in one spin and what if it is at 4 oclock in the next.
You still also have to define the art of crossover pattern, tight, wide etc. It gives valuable info on what kind of a spin it is, fast, slow or spot on. A fast spin might mean that the ball will drop 1 - 2 diamonds further ahead than the most hit diamond and a slow (wide pattern) vice versa. Gives you a drop sooner than anticipated. Given a wheel, that is not so tiltet that only 1 diamond is hit.
What I don`t understand, is that you keep getting involved with Mark and Stefano. Even when both Mark and Stefano has been quiet for a while, you start throwing petrol on the fire in here. Scott made in the past a public statement that he would take Marks computer on, anywhere, anytime. But he is smart enough to not get involved in the ridicoulous arguments that mark triggers with his multiple nick names all created in 2004 where he was about to be banned.
The Connosieurs: It is actually 1/10 in wheel speed difference. When i discovered it, i couldn`t sleep for 2 days 
because at one speed, the ball would simply roll over the frets until it landet 1/2 a wheel side away + some. 1/10 sec FASTER, the ball would if it touched a fret as first strike object, simply bounce up and down but stay within the 3 number sector that it hit the first time. A bit like seeing one of the old wheels with a teflon ball where the ball dropped and just stayed where it dropped.
I got careless and only played the dealers that dealt these speeds, which only gave me 4 x 1/2 hour of play a night for 4 days. On the 5th day, “There seemed to be a problem with my membership card which might not be dealt with before the yearly renewel”
At the moment i won`t get into details on the speeds, because a friend of mine is playing them continously and only takes a smaller chunk each day with a very clever disguise.
Nlp2me: The only way you can have the prediction multiplied, is if you have a different rotor speed than anticipated. Then the number will gradually fade longer and longer away from where it is supposed to be.
Using crossover numbers alone, is something Basieux has experimented a lot with in the early 2000. What you DO need is something that tells you that you are dealing with the same rotor speed when comparing the development of the cross overs. (not to be confused with Scotts cross overs).
In your example: you seem to have a very slow rotor since you get the first similar crossover number after 10 ball revoloutions. Thats okay, but its a bit diffycult to determine same rotor speed if you have to wait 10 ball revs before you know what kind of speed you got, using only cross over numbers. Then you might be better off looking for a specific number after 5 ball revs. sitting 180 degrees from your release number.
Once you know you are dealing with the same rotor speed and you have a frequent drop point, its fairly easy to set up a pattern of asumed cross over numbers, which if they match your asumption, will possibly lead to a good prediction.
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