I would like to highlight it once more. Once when device is available for sale to public as the FFA Roulette Computer was from Jan. 2009, it wasn’t any more under our control, who else except members will be able to purchase it for testing. The reason why casino consultant showed so much interest in particular device and recommend it to his colleagues is obvious from previous discussions and because of genuine positive feedback about the device. Past few days I was pretty much in contact with purchaser, and additional tests were done in real casino environment, under various testing conditions with positive results.
Regardless how much this story may be impressive and genuine, I would still like to inform readers that roulette computers should never be taken as something that gives guaranteed access to a gold mine. For better understanding on this matter please read articles at forums. Following quoted article can be found at Survtech’s web page (Michael Barnett)
http://www.survtech.com.au/discus
- “Last year I purchased a roulette prediction computer from MZ Electronics with a view to testing
I carried out some tests on a wheel with a very good drop-zone; the results were excellent. "
