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[ddarko]

I have developed numerous methods and technology to beat roulette. I sell some of it, and keep the best parts for myself. Its a not complicated matter.

I find that I little bit strange.... have you not always stated that "you don't play" because you make a % from your players ??

As normal I'm confused 

[Steve]

Keeping the "best parts for myself" is referring to my private profit-split teams, who pay me part of their winnings.

[GARNabby]

Keeping the "best parts for myself" is referring to my private profit-split teams, who pay me part of their winnings.

How do you know what they make?  And, do you pay their losses?

Anyway, a decent method should earn a lot more than $80,000 here and there.  (Either you have the goods, or you don't.)

[Steve]

1. I know how much they've used the computers, but I dont know how much they've earned. I am certain some players dont pay my full entitlements, but I cant exactly prove it. In some cases, I have heard from other players that specific partners have short-paid me, and this means I wont trust them with other technology. Generally if a player is constantly using the computers but paying nothing or not enough, then I stop giving access codes and they return the equipment. So it is also in their interests to be a productive partner.

2. If players use the software I provide to evaluate wheels, they will know how effective the computers will be before betting a cent. The evaluation is about 95% accurate. In many cases I give startup bankroll to partners, so it is my money they risk. But for this they need to demonstrate they know what they are doing. But in most cases, it is their money and their risk, which is why they receive a larger cut of profits. If the equipment, including evaluation components, is used correctly, players know the results to expect before betting anything, so the risk is minimal.