-
 Originally Posted by M1ghtyDuck
Derren Brown is an illusionist. It's quite literally his job title. He didn't predict, or even nearly predict, a roulette wheel.
Agree. Magicians know the psychological value of an occassional failure. The whole thing was set up from the start to be a near-miss.
Roulette prediction, like all forms of advantage play, is about a relatively subtle shifting of percentages. You can't predict the exact number, or the exact octant, or even which half the wheel. You may be able to predict that certain numbers are more likely than others, but that is the limit of predictive capability even with a computer.
Brown did a similar thing with card counting at blackjack in another episode. He won some money in a casino and made out that it was due to his amazing memory. In fact an amazing memory makes no practical difference to how much you win at blackjack at all, at least in a single session of play.
-
Well for the casual gambler, they are worth a go!
Now only £300 to rent a roulette computer, comes with invisible micro hearing aid and computer, software, remote switch, practice footage, for that money, well worth looking into. I saw the Ad at iamaspammer.com so will keep you informed how I do as I have decided to purchase one.
-
lol look what the cat dragged in.
Nice work on the edit bella.
-
sorry, wanna keep it a secret
-
-
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|