Many people have attempted to beat the game of roulette using computers. . The task is a little more insurmountable than one may first assume, in that not only do you have to take human errors of timings taken into consideration, but also the mathematics involved for varying degrees of tilt of the wheel. Early attempts tried the use of primitive Polynomials, that although gave reasonable accuracy using exact data as the seed for the calculations, taking timings of the ball and rotor and using human intervention would introduce errors that needed to be overcome. Air pressure and temperature was another factor.
What was needed was a method where the equations could be set up as you play, therefore being flexible and coherent to the actual game in play that could be constantly changing every 20 spins or so.
Firstly a study was made by myself and Formulas invented and tried to replicate the exact data that was observed empirically for level and tilted wheels.
Here is some early experimental mathematics, some of the formulas are invented, but lend themselves to the problem at hand.
Some equations describing the ball behavior on a tilted wheel have been invented.
I am very content that the virtual experimental results resemble what we can see in the real world!
This research has been carried out with a purpose to understand what causes the tilt-like behavior and what we can expect from this.
Enjoy it!

The first wearable computer was developed by Edward O Thorp in 1955, but later revised with Claude Shannon in 1960-61. Due to hardware problems at the time, the device could not be used practically, but did give an edge of 44% covering an octant of the wheel. The following Link is makes interesting reading, especially how they planned on disguising their play.

Several groups also emerged across the states and in Russia after 1966 and Thorp publishing his work. There was the ‘Romeo Project’, ‘The Omega Team’ and later ‘Copernicus’ (Which was an extension of the computer used by ‘The Eudaemonic Team’)

The Eudeamonics are the guys that did it in the 1970's when computers had to be designed to be small enough to take into the casinos covertly. It was installed finally in the bottom of a shoe sole.

Here’s how they implemented it at the tables using two players.

Here is another Roulette team that did it in the 1980’s. Although they gave up, they obtained excellent results.

Then me in 1984-86, totally unaware that anyone else had done this already!


PROPHECY WAS BORN!