Roulette Ask The Croupier

My limited experience as the professional that does this for a living compared to the punters like Nathan on here. Oooooooo

 

I'm sure you meant to say, "experienced and brilliant."

 

You're just a dealer, not a professional gambler/AP. Huge difference. By the way, I'm not saying that Nathan is a pro, just that he gambles in that region and has likely witnessed the dribbling procedure where they tap the pockets and the frets.

 

A Professional Gambler in the Thread. I feel so privileged that you shared your brilliant experience with me. I must've not realised that I'm just an ordinary gambler. Hmm if only there was an advantage bet selection in roulette then maybe I could turn pro.

 

You didn't know that there are AP bets?

 

Tone Deaf.

 

Question,

How often does someone request to have the limit raised in your casino?

Does the Cammegh wheel on which you deal have the RRS system built into it?

How often are you told to change the ball?

How many different balls do you use?

How do they put the level on your wheel?

 

When I had my full size wheel years ago I could do it too, it's not that difficult. Section hitting is easy. This guy claims to be a professional roulette dealer? It's more BS..

 

I have seen them do this at several Indian casinos years ago. I wondered why they were doing it.

 

You have absolutely no idea who he is do you. He's forgotten more about roulette wheels than you'll ever know about them. He makes a living studying roulette wheels.

 

They're supposed to be looking for loose frets and inserts. Fortunately they just ignore the results and do it as a if it's a chore.

 

'Someone's request' is granted on the basis of VIP membership. So that answer depends on whoever's in the house at any given opening time.

Yes, Cammegh use RRS whether the two model types I listed are in fact the models I use at work, I'm not entirely sure as on a second revisit (yesterday) it's not 100% certain between a few designs without knowing the specs.

The casino doesn't oftenly alternate between ball sizes during a gaming day. However no spins that go M.I.A happen on a daily basis and balls are replaced. There's two sized 5/8 inch or 3/4 inch balls.

Never seen maintence put a level on a wheel but my guess would be they do all that back of house & not on the gaming floor, to not tip-off customers etc etc.

 

Glad to see you joining my thread, what's your question old man?

 

What do you mean by, "back of house"?

Why wouldn't they check for level on the gaming floor, where it needs to be checked?

 

Do you realise how many staff and agencies just one casino employs?

 

I just answered your silly leading question. I've never seen maintainance level a roulette wheel on the gaming floor.

 

Then you haven't been dealing for very long.

 

How many times a week do you see any number hit three times in a row?

 

That's clever of you to use a double standard. wasn't you just arguing that procedures are different across countries. 4 years and counting.

Get a Life.

 

You should see it on average about once in every 1,369 spins. Depending on how many hours you work each week, you should see it almost once a week.

I assure, there isn't a single country where they level the wheel in the backroom before bringing it out onto the casino floor.