I've heard a lot of talk lately about interblock automated roulette wheels common in most vegas casinos manipulating spin outcomes by adjusting wheel spin speeds.
I have noticed a difference between live wheels and these kiosk...
if you think your info is real, that there is only 1 strategy on a wheel like that, play the numbers that are expected less to appear.
Personally, I've played on both live wheels and the interblock kiosk ones, and I do notice a difference in the way the balls bounce and the final outcomes. However, I'm not sure if it's necessarily due to manipulation or just the inherent differences in the technology used. In any case, it's always important to be aware of the potential for manipulation in any casino game. That's why I always stick to reputable casinos and make sure to read up on their fairness and security measures before playing.