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this approach. In other words, tape is not protected from fraud. For example, at one time was popular so-called "needle-wheel". The principle of operation is simple: when you press the button hidden in microscopic holes located opposite the red or black nests, made by the tips of the needles. For each color has its own button, the control rods. If they block the red jack wheel, the ball must fall into a black box, and vice versa. Spines faded into the background with the advent of electromagnetic devices to control the roulette wheel. At the bottom of the wheel under certain numbers built into tiny magnets, and the ball was inserted into a steel core. In addition to these devices are sometimes used brake pads that stop the wheel, if you press the pedal, disguised as a parquet board, and telescopic legs roulette table, the change in height which makes the ball fall into the pre-selected slots. But if the casino owners are trying to deceive customers, it would be logical to assume that the hunters for good luck doing the same thing, without relying on the will of blind chance. It is true that almost anyone to do that you can not: neither clever "system", nor the most accurate mathematical calculations do not allow you to "clean out" the casino. At best, these systems lead to the fact that a person loses a minimum amount, or breaks even. But there are exceptions. Thus, a system invented by English mechanical engineer William Jaggers, brought its author to 180,000 dollars. Jaggers system is based on the fact that perfectly balanced roulette wheel is not the case, and therefore, physical errors will somehow affect its rotation and as a result of the numbers are sure to fall out more than others. Jaggers hired six assistants, securing every one game table. Every day they watched
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and wrote down all the falling numbers. In the evening recording engineer collected and analyzed them. After painstaking calculations within a month he could say with certainty that the rate of loss of a few rooms do not fit into the framework of probability theory. After
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he went to Jaggers casino and took part in the game, making bets on pre-planned rooms. Four days later he was holding a huge amount.
