Thread: Software Wanted

Hello, I am not active at this time here. As many know I shared everything I had last year. Whether it was useful or not I have no idea.

I am here asking if anyone has this software:

Roulette Shop

Namely:
Product Predictor
Purchase Predictor

Predictor User Guide
Predictor User Guide

And:
Roulette Behaviour Analysis (RBA)
Purchase RBA

RBA User Guide

I feel like a bit of a dirtbag asking for this because I think it is legitimate information that is of use.

The problem is that I have contacted "George" a number of times asking a couple of pertinent questions before buying this software - important enough to decide if it is virtually useless for me or not - and have received no reply in over 2 months of trying.

I appreciate your assistance.

Further reading if you haven't heard of this sort of classical-physics related software:
http://www.rouletteresearch.com/down...ch/epsilon.pdf
http://www.nowscape.com/blk/roul/Pictures_desc_1984.htm

The Invention of the First Wearable Computer

Edward O. Thorp
Edward O. Thorp & Associates
EOThorp@ix.netcom.com

Abstract

The first wearable computer was conceived in 1955
by the author to predict roulette, culminating in a joint
effort at M.I.T. with Claude Shannon in 1960-61. The

final operating version was tested in Shannon’s basement
home lab in June of 1961. The cigarette pack sized
analog device yielded an expected gain of +44% when
betting on the most favored “octant.”
The Shannons and Thorps tested the computer in Las
Vegas in the summer of 1961. The predictions there were
consistent with the laboratory expected gain of 44% but a
minor hardware problem deferred sustained serious
betting.
We kept the method and the existence of the computer
secret until 1966.

1: The idea: 1955

In the spring of 1955 while finishing my second year
of graduate physics at U.C.L.A., I thought about whether
it was possible to beat the roulette wheel. A theorem said
no mathematical system existed. What about biased
(defective) wheels? Al Hibbs and Roy Walford had
successfully and sensationally exploited one in Reno in
1949-50, but wheels now usually do not have exploitable
imperfections [14]. I believed that roulette wheels were
mechanically well made and well maintained. With that,
the orbiting roulette ball suddenly seemed like a planet in
its stately, precise and predictable path.
I set to work with the idea of measuring the position
and velocity of the ball and rotor to predict their future
paths and from this where the ball would stop.
Such a system requires that bets be placed

after the
ball and rotor are set in motion. Thus the casinos have a
perfect countermeasure: forbid bets after the ball is
launched. However, I have checked games throughout the
world and rarely were bets forbidden after the ball was

launched. A common practice instead was to call “no
more bets” a revolution or two before the ball dropped
into the center. The simple casino countermeasure meant
that in addition to predicting, one must conceal the
system.
For camouflage I planned to have an observer near
the wheel recording numbers that came up, as part of a
“system.” This is common and doesn’t seem out of place.
But the observer would also wear a concealed computer
and time the ball and rotor. (Later we used toe-operated
switches, leaving both hands free and in the open.) The
computer would send the prediction by radio to the bettor
who, at the far end of the layout, would appear unrelated
to the observer-timer. The bettor would have a poor view
of ball and rotor and would not pay much attention to
them. To further separate timer and bettor, I would have
several of each, with identical devices. They would each
come and go “at random.”
A bettor who only bet after the ball was launched, and
who consistently won, would soon become suspect. To
avoid that, I planned to have the bettor also make bets
before the ball was launched. These would be limited so
their negative expectation didn’t cancel all the positive
expectation of the other bets.

COPIED AND PASTED FROM HERE

This is only the first part of the Thorp/Shannon story as this forum has a character limit. Click the GREEN link to read it all.

Eirescott