Roulette Timing Predictor

[ummagumma]

Interesting question. The old trick poker players would use is to put a cigarette lighter on the table, allowing them to see cards in the reflection. The way the device is used is what matters. The law states: It is unlawful for any person at a licensed gaming establishment to use, or possess with the intent to use, any device to assist: 1. In projecting the outcome of the game.

That would seem to apply.

It's a straightforward Casio wristwatch with haptic feedback. How on earth could they prove you were doing anything except wearing a watch ? Any case would not stand up in court if they were even to think of objecting to you wearing a watch which I doubt they would.

[DSchles]

It's a straightforward Casio wristwatch with haptic feedback. How on earth could they prove you were doing anything except wearing a watch ? Any case would not stand up in court if they were even to think of objecting to you wearing a watch which I doubt they would.

I'm not a lawyer, but your argument is specious. It isn't illegal to walk around with a screwdriver. It's just illegal to use it to puncture someone's heart!

Wearing a watch is NOT the issue. Using it to time a roulette wheel to predict the outcome of the game will wind you up in jail. Not even worth discussing any further.

Don

[ummagumma]

Not even worth discussing any further.

Thank you for your opinion. However, mine differs from yours. (a) why would a casino think of looking at your watch ? and (b) how could they prove you were using it with an illegal intent ?

[DSchles]

Thank you for your opinion. However, mine differs from yours. (a) why would a casino think of looking at your watch ? and (b) how could they prove you were using it with an illegal intent ?

You're painfully naive. Have you no idea what surveillance is capable of doing?

Don