Posted Aug 13, 2003 by Lazy Rog
has anyone ever heard of the Eudaemonic shoe? it/they are wearable computers that predict where the ball will land.
I wouldn't want to get caught with one though....
http://gnux.org/wearcam/eudaemonic/
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Posted Aug 13, 2003 by  Mu Beta
I didn't particularly want to use the entry to endorse cheating aids. 
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Posted Aug 15, 2003 by Lazy Rog
I just thought it might be an interesting bit of history 
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Posted Mar 3, 2004 by Caveman, Evil Unix Sysadmin, betting shop operative, and SuDoku addict (Its an odd mix, but someone has to do it)
It sounds like a wonderful way to make money.
By getting sufficient gullible people to part with their cash for these devices.
However, I've been in situations where customers have complained that a croupier has spun the ball in the bowl in a 'different way' from normal to make them lose, and some people have gotten really upset about it.
Other people have claimed that some croupiers could make the ball land in a particular part of the table. I think that the tolerances are a bit high.
Perhaps we can get BBC Radio Solent's Paul Miller involved in this one. He spent some time working as a croupier. I'll hurl some email in his direction and see if he's interested in making any comments (mentioning no names of course!)
Jim
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Posted Mar 3, 2004 by Mu Beta
I'd certainly be interested in what he's got to say.
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