Quote from: nikona on May 16, 2015, 09:34:55 AM

Quote from: huadylmate on May 16, 2015, 08:25:57 AM

The point is I know from casino and life experience that when a dealer is taught how to spin they are taught to get it in a area when needed. Lets say you and 5 other high rollers are at the table and most of the bets are on tier, then the spinner is going to be spinning in the 0 area where there are not as much bets (which is easy for them). I Said nothing about an unbalanced wheel because that does not matter in the slightest to them, wheels are changed between tables anyway so you never know which is which that is nothing to do with what I am talking about. I am talking about precise spinners which I know to be fact please don't try tell me different.

That might be a possibility , but the thing is that the numbers on the wheel are distributed randomly , so if someone bets on red or black, or say over/under , then relying on the fact that where to spin from won't work.

Quote from: 98problems on May 16, 2015, 09:27:28 AM

why cant it be rigged? even if you saw the whole wheel you couldnt tell if its fair or not as under it can be magnets and so on so i guess when playing live roulette its even easier to be scammed than playing a provably fair one

Thats not true, Magnets will never be used, as the ball will experience a force due to the magnet, and since all eyes are on the ball, even the slightest deviation from its expected movement will be visible, and will be caught .

I'm not so sure I agree with that. I do agree that if the players had an HD view of the table then magnetic movements may be visible. But depending on how elaborate the magnet system is it could be made to be really hard to detect. And since most displays of the live feed aren't really very HD the magnets wouldn't even have to be all that elaborate. If there were a trusted 3rd party inspection service that would make the tables more trustworthy. I don't trust roulette any ways. There are other games to play with better odds to win.