I'm sorry, but I just don't see how this could work. I hope someone can explain it to me, because right now it sounds like BS.
Can I pick those up at Payless Shoes???
"With a tap of a toe, a microcomputer in the shoe transmitted a voice-synthesised message to a wireless micro-earpiece telling the user of roulette wheel's speed. This could help calculate the next number that would appear."
How would knowing the speed of the wheel help a person know what number might come up next?
It also seems to me that unless shoe power was actually changing the results or manipulating the outcomes, that it shouldn't be against the law. What am I missing?
Color me insensitive, but I have a very difficult time sympathizing with the gambling industry when it thinks it's getting ripped off.
I can't see how the calculations of the spinning wheel vs. the rolling marble taken into consideration with the dealer point-of-release can be calculated fast enough to have any demonstrable impact on the game.
~ Blue Jays ~
"the speed of the wheel combined with seeing the release point of the ball could allow a section of the wheel to have a higher chance of hitting. imagine playing roulette and your odds of hitting are twice anybody elses."
It's been decades since I played roulette. Don't all bets have to be placed before the ball is released?
Microchips and the 666 wheel ping.
Yesh 65
11. But you who forsake the Lord, who forget my holy mountain, who prepare a table for Fortune, and who fill the coup of mixed wine for Destiny:
It's Al Bundy's fault!
Now if they could come up with a version of this in a horse shoe, maybe I could win at the races.
Notice to all floor camera operators....arrest anyone tapping his shoe constantly....even if he says he only has to go the bathroom because he's had to much to drink.....