Month: April 2016

So far players are reporting excellent results with the phone system. Some players have said they sometimes can’t get predictions in time, because of the intentional delays between things like data input and the prediction audio. It would generally only be a problem if your wheel spins once every 45 seconds or less. The actual calculation of predictions takes only a few seconds on the server, but the whole process of data input is what takes the time. It’s an easy fix and we’ll make it so predictions are given in much less time.

Also the first part of the risk assessment is complete. The second part will probably be complete in about another week or so, then it will be available on the server.

I had some unexpected business today so am behind on work. I’ll be up to date on all work before the end of tomorrow. Your patience is appreciated.

Although I changed the subscription page with the billing cycle to be $12/year instead of $12/month, some players have a cached copy of the old page in their browsers. So when they visited the page again to re-subscribe, their browser still gave them Paypal form for the monthly subscription. This hasn’t happened with every player – just players with the old page still in their browser’s cache.

Sorry for this mess, but again I’ve cancelled any monthly billing subscriptions, and refunded payments.

Check your paypal account to ensure you are billed $12 per YEAR, not month. To do this, log into Paypal and go to "Profile" > "My Money" > "Pre-approved payments". If you have a monthly billing cycle with me, cancel it. If it is annual, then you can leave it. If you need to re-subscribe, then clear your browser’s cache and go back to http://www.roulettephysics.com/subscription/ and order again. But make sure the billing is per YEAR before subscribing, otherwise the same problem will repeat.

I’ve tested the Hybrid on a Cammegh classic wheel which has 3 dominant diamonds (12, 6 and 9 o’clock) and an 18mm ivorine ball, and 2.5 second rotor. The results over 166 spins are:

Basic settings only: 19.28% edge

Auto diamond targeting (moderate settings): 30.2%

Auto tuning with both diamond hit and rotor speed adjustments: 33.4% (although the rotor speeds were almost always between 2-3s/revolution)

More details about this testing are at http://www.roulettephysics.com/forum/index.php/topic,7141.0.html

All computer players should read the article as it contains important advice.

The jaa phone system is now available. But again to use it, you need to equipment explained in the forum knowledgebase (http://www.roulettephysics.com/forum/index.php?action=kb;area=article;cont=63). Although it is available now (for both European and American wheels), there are still these parts left to add:

1. Proper wheel rating system: This isn’t available yet but almost complete. It will tell you the wheel rating, and you’ll be able to set the acceptable rating. So you can opt to play only the most profitable wheels, or take a bit of a risk on wheels that have a lower rating but may still be profitable. Ratings that are too low will automatically be rejected.

2. Printable charts (for casinos where use of a phone at the table is illegal): This isn’t so simple and I’m still trying to find a solution. There is different technology used so visual charts would be much more complicated.

HOW TO PROCEED:

To start using JAA, you need access to the encryption server which uses an independent service. Basically you pay only cost price which is US$12/year. It is available ONLY to existing players who have purchased JAA (US$2500) as per http://www.roulettephysics.com/purchase/

To proceed, follow the instructions and subscribe via Paypal at www.roulettephysics.com/subscription/