Beatable - roulette: science and art of roulette

 The most frequent question posed by or to fans of this fascinating world is the following:

"Is roulette beatable, or are we all deluding ourselves?"

From a mathematical standpoint, Roulette, when viewed purely as a random number generator, is unbeatable. There is no need to wait for delays, even extreme ones, in an attempt to win. However, Roulette is not just mathematics; it also involves physics, and according to some scholars, perhaps something more.

In these pages, we will delve deeper into Her Majesty Roulette: its history, its rules, its mathematical foundations, and, most importantly, we will explore its weaknesses.

There are established methods that, when approached correctly, can allow a player to beat roulette:

• Biased wheels
• Visual physical prediction
• Instrumental physical prediction

Additionally, there are lesser-known and still unrecognized approaches that hold great potential, including theories about the non-randomness of the roulette generator. Among these, we highlight:

• Dealer signature
• Consequential Roulette Generation
• The theories derived from the legendary scholar of the past, Charles Henry
• The theories derived from the work of the famed scholar Theo D'Alost.