Looking for a dealer signature in roulette

If I told you I was looking for a roulette dealer’s signature you’d probably think I need to get a life right?  I mean, just because live roulette is starting to get a pretty big online and television audience these days doesn’t mean that they’ve quite hit star status yet.

Thing is, a signature on a piece of paper isn’t exactly what I’m talking about.  Rather, I’m referring to a dealer’s ball spinning style.

You see there’s a school of thought out there that some dealers, after many thousands of spins, subconsciously develop a rhythm that sees the ball come to rest in predictable wheel sections, relative its delivery spot.  The trick as a player, is to identify croupiers that do have a definite signature, and use that to your advantage.

It’s a pretty hotly debated topic, with plenty of self proclaimed experts dismissing this as a roulette myth.  But  maybe they just haven’t been fortunate enough to find a dealer with a pronounced signature.  For every skeptic, there is a believer who swears black and blue certain dealers allow you to predict which neighbours the little white ball will come to rest on with monotonous regularity.

I guess it can’t hurt to at least be conscious of where your dealer’s spins are starting and finishing and seeing if any clear patterns are emerging.

cheers

LD