INTERBLOCK G5

[kav]

To date, I have been into every casino on the East Coast, and most of the casinos in the US.

That must be a lot :=)

[Reyth]

I've been to Twin River and Newport Grand Slots.  Yes, both wheels were G3 Megastar versions with spinning lights in place of the live wheels. Quite absurd. ( I was there about a week ago when they had the tornado warning.)  Twin river did have some live wheels.  I was also in Maryland, Conn., Penn., NY., Mich., Mass., Ohio, and Indiana just in the past few weeks.

Wow.  Are you playing the casinos or do you travel for your work?

[Real]

I play for a living.

[Reyth]

Now as much as we disagree about system play, THAT IS FANTASTIC SIR. ; )

[palestis]

Nonsense, Interblock roulette isn't too fast.  Some machines are run at a faster pace than others.  Most spin between 60 to 70 spins per hour.

If you believe that it's too fast than you'd better "up" your game.  I rather like the pace and find that I have plenty of time to bet.  Even after the ball is spun.

The actual time allowed for bets was 30 seconds at Plainridge.  The countdown timer shows on the screen and starts from 30 going down. And the ball spins 6-7 seconds before the no more bets. The total cycle is 48 seconds. My concern wasn't so much about the timing but about randomness.
I don't want to start playing just to find out that it works like a slot machine or the virtual roulettes they have in the same casino.
These are the numbers I recorded for the time I was there.
In columns from top to bottom

[kav]

Love roulette notes! :-)

[Reyth]

I don't want to start playing just to find out that it works like a slot machine or the virtual roulettes they have in the same casino.

What do the virtual roulettes do?

[mogul397]

If you play for a living then how do you play?

You don't use a system, presumably. Because you say they lose.
And I agree.....

Mogul

[dobbelsteen]

with a system grosso modo you winn or you loseplaying a small session'.

A strategy has the potentionally to beat the roulette.

[palestis]

I don't want to start playing just to find out that it works like a slot machine or the virtual roulettes they have in the same casino.

What do the virtual roulettes do?

Virtual roulettes and virtual black jacks feature a large TV screen with a real dealer ( a  pretty model of course), with a fixed casino scene superimposed behind her.
As she deals out cards or spins a roulette wheel you don't actually see her touching any cards or a real roulette wheel. it's done electronically as in slot machines. And the betting is done from consoles in front of the TV. it's all electronic except that it shows a real woman. No real wheel and no real deck of cards. Animation with a real person behind.

[Reyth]

I don't want to start playing just to find out that it works like a slot machine or the virtual roulettes they have in the same casino.

What do the virtual roulettes do?

Virtual roulettes and virtual black jacks feature a large TV screen with a real dealer ( a  pretty model of course), with a fixed casino scene superimposed behind her.
As she deals out cards or spins a roulette wheel you don't actually see her touching any cards or a real roulette wheel. it's done electronically as in slot machines. And the betting is done from consoles in front of the TV. it's all electronic except that it shows a real woman. No real wheel and no real deck of cards. Animation with a real person behind.

So no difference in the actual gameplay, just simulated results?

[palestis]

I don't want to start playing just to find out that it works like a slot machine or the virtual roulettes they have in the same casino.

What do the virtual roulettes do?

Virtual roulettes and virtual black jacks feature a large TV screen with a real dealer ( a  pretty model of course), with a fixed casino scene superimposed behind her.
As she deals out cards or spins a roulette wheel you don't actually see her touching any cards or a real roulette wheel. it's done electronically as in slot machines. And the betting is done from consoles in front of the TV. it's all electronic except that it shows a real woman. No real wheel and no real deck of cards. Animation with a real person behind.

So no difference in the actual gameplay, just simulated results?

The gameplay is the same as the real thing. I mean the rules and the payouts. But there is no actual dealer to spin the wheel or deal the cards. All you see is the smiling girl and a simulated wheel in front of her. But she doesn't actual spin it. The same as black jack. You don't see her hands dealing the cards, The cards appear like magic on you console's screen, plus the giant screen that every player sees. In online live roulette you see the dealer spinning the wheel in a studio.
This one you only see the girl smiling. The rest is simulated.

[palestis]

Below are numbers that I recorded today from an Interblock air ball roulette at Plain Ridge casino Plainville Mass.
Three things that I witnesses,  added to my suspicions that I already had.
1. six times in a row  the 0 or 00 appeared regularly in about every 5-7 spins. Like clock-work.
2. The 1st dozen went missing for 24 spins (from 3 to 10)
3. The finals of 2 (2-12-22-32) disappeared for 70 spins. (Not unusual for any 4 numbers,               
     but the finals of the same number it's unusual).
It seems strange that 3 unusual events happen in a relatively short span of numbers.

[Reyth]

Wow! O_o

[MrPerfect.]

These interblock have possibility to target number. They may probably play egainst biggest bets , but up till now l have not seen it play egainst player directly.  If you bet after ball is in moviment, you may get "fair" game. Some prefer these over any others.