Topic: This guy gave a whole prototype of "how live roulette scam us" - page 11. (Read 2153 times)

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do you think, this is possible or they are already doing it? popular game providers like evolution, pragmatic, etc.

I watched a youtube video, a guy is showing how live roulette in online casinos scam us. after watching some part of video, i check the comment, and on 4th comment i found this guy telling how they scam us.


"The practice when the roulette balls are made of piezoeletric ceramiC.The material used is Barium Titanate BaTiO3 on the surface, and Barium sulfate BaSO4 on the inside insulation.
The ball caries polarized surface charges when hit by anultrasonic sound wave. This is sent from the inter- digital transducers placed in the pockets of each number.
They send a wave to the ball that polarizes the surface with a negative charge.
The spoon/ pocket  of the number olso negative; thereforethe ball jumps out trough electrostatic repulsion.
Each number pocket is controlled by a transistor called IGBT.
This transistor turn on the switch so that the pocket is negatively charged.
The control room computer leaves the pockets that it wants the ball to go in neutral or of.
This is akk maneged by the sophisticated software and computers.
So that why you can see situation when the ball geteither pushed out violentely od sucked into the exact to a number.
I am positive you know that the ball stick to a number like a dart and also ball being pushed out from the pocket after almost completestop.
So this would be yes this technique could be possibly used to manipulate the outcome.
This is happening on you live dealer wheels."


do you think, this is possible or they are already doing it? popular game providers like evolution, pragmatic, etc.

do you think, this is possible or they are already doing it? popular game providers like evolution, pragmatic, etc.

If the chances of winning is zero, then what exactly is the reason why peeps are still playing the game?..

A man said to his mother, when money is involved in a deal, then don't trust anybody, the truth of the matter is that, anybody can cheat, and for some casinos, their desire to make more profit is sometimes higher than their desire to give their customers a fair game to play, this is why I still believe that its very possible for some game providers, casinos to cheat, most especially, on games where the majority of gamblers don't know the game mechanics or how it functions.

but what type of game can prove fair because in my opinion all games are equal and are controlled by the house so it's difficult for us to win.

Some of you guys here are a fan of conspiracy theories and at the same time weren't attending math lessons at school. Live casino game providers can't cheat because there work thousands of employees, they have cameras everywhere inside and famous casino companies aren't really looking for shady live casino game providers because they simply don't have a need of it. Mathematically, one zero in roulette already gives casinos an advantage, a guarantee that long-term they profit, that's all they need for success and to be in business forever.

So, if you often lose and aren't able to beat the house, that doesn't mean that live roulettes are scam, you have to analyze and understand that you have zero chance to win against it because of ZERO, this ZERO changes the fate of game. And there are roulette games with two zeros, don't expect any win especially from them.

The guy's explanation is really convincing and I'm certain many live games are rigged, the problem is how to prove it!
Personally, I avoid playing games where I can't verify the results by myself. I either play provably fair games or sports betting and bet only on major leagues where there is a small chance for match fixing.
If you are a fun of live games then, at least, stick to the one from reputable providers.

I've never been to a casino physically. So, I don't know what are they doing there. But, if they have a chance to cheat, of course, they will take the chance. I believe online casinos have more chances to cheat compared to offline physical casinos.

Yes, no one can prove that live games are cheating because gamblers can only watch live in an online casino.
Maybe those who have worked at a live game provider can say that there is an act of cheating, but we don't know how it actually happened.
Actually, what you said is better to bet on games that are proven fair and on sports betting in the premier league, but what type of game can prove fair because in my opinion all games are equal and are controlled by the house so it's difficult for us to win.

do you think, this is possible or they are already doing it? popular game providers like evolution, pragmatic, etc.

I believe online casinos have more chances to cheat compared to offline physical casinos.

The guy's explanation is really convincing and I'm certain many live games are rigged, the problem is how to prove it!
Personally, I avoid playing games where I can't verify the results by myself. I either play provably fair games or sports betting and bet only on major leagues where there is a small chance for match fixing.
If you are a fun of live games then, at least, stick to the one from reputable providers.

It is unlikely there was too much cheating on the early days of the roulette as the proposed method on the OP is very complex and could only be achieved with the use of modern technology,

and even then I doubt there are many casinos which are doing something like this, because if they were discovered then no one will ever play there.

Cheating on the old days most likely was done in gambling games like blackjack or baccarat, as sleights of hand which are completely imperceptible to the eye have existed for a very long time.

They didn't mention a specific casino which means they are referring to all (old or new, famous or not famous). It's normal for a new casino to have a limited capital but there are new casinos who prepared really well because they already have a bigger capital on them. I believe it's not about the capital but even if the casino has a big capital, it is still possible for them to scam their users.

A big capital can only be use as a prop for the players to gain confidence about them. Big established casinos don't need to cheat because they are earning enough already. There are people who play live games thinking they are fairer but it's actually the opposite if the theory is true.

^But still safe for me to use a licensed gambling casino.
There is possible that with the advancement of technology and the internet, licensing authorities are now able to monitor online casinos more closely, which has helped to improve the overall safety and security of the industry. I watched the video and it seems that is true I don't have an idea what casino it is, so possible someone casino risking their licensure because of this scamming activity.

I agree, it is much safer to use a licensed casino than a reputable non-licence casino because the latter is not bound by the law.
It depends on the issuer of the license and on the gambling authorities monitoring the compliance with the requirements of the license. So if the casino is licensed in an european, north american, or even a small western country you can be rather confident but if its license comes from a carribean or a small latin american country, I don't think it's highly relevant to consider it as more trustworthy than a reputable non-licensed casino, because it's more likely to avoid any trouble if it pays the price to the good guy.