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Tuesday, May 3, 2005 (Continued)
Binion's Horseshoe Casino is certainly at a different scale than Spirit Mountain. Overwhelmingly larger, with a far greater number of self-deluded idiots/customers.
I got asked for ID soon after I walked into the gambling area. I had a struggle digging my wallet out of my tight pocket, so I told the security guard, "Sorry, my girlfriend insists I wear tight pants. Apparently I've got a cute ass. And don't you dare look at it, or I'll call Security on your ass."
He chuckled, quickly checked my card, passed it back, and wished me, "Good luck."
I didn't tell him I had something better.
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While I was making my way through all the slot machines I had the idea of using NP to push the wheels of one of them into winning positions. The wheels were behind glass, and I hadn't tested NP through glass. It'd failed through a telephoto camera lens, but I guessed NP would work through optically neutral glass. Nor did I know whether physically pushing the wheels might set off all sorts of alarms. I could easily conduct an experiment by trying it on someone else's machine so if any alarms went off I wouldn't be involved. Right now probably wasn't the best time to get involved in something other than what I'd come here for, and this casino probably wasn't the best one to experiment in either. It was an idea for another day though, as some of the slot machine jackpots were well worth winning.
I found the table games area and located the roulette table closest to the front door. With great trepidation, and a prayer to a God I don't believe in - which I hoped He wouldn't hold against me right now - I looked to see how the wheel was physically constructed...
The wheel and ball looked IDENTICAL to the one used at Spirit Mountain, other than some irrelevant decorative differences, which was a HUGE relief. The first potential obstacle didn't seem to exist.
I was very eager to test my NP, but Prof had requested that I wander around enough to know where all the various roulette tables were in case I had to quickly find Prof on another one. At Spirit Mountain that could have been done while standing in one spot, but it was a very different situation here. I wandered around quickly, because it was a big place and I'd hate to not be ready for Prof if he turned up at the short end of his time estimate.
There were an impressive number of roulette tables, quite a few of which were closed. Presumably because Tuesday afternoon wasn't their busy period. After my quick scout I hurried back to our target table.
There were several non-bettors hanging around it, so I chose not to buy any chips immediately. I waited until I could do my first test, which was to 'weigh' the ball, to avoid the risk of sending it flying across the room like last time I'd gotten its weight wrong. I weighed it the same way I'd done it at Spirit Mountain: I waited until it was in a slot with the wheel virtually stationary, then I used an NP-fingertip to VERY lightly start to push it out of the slot. A little tricky, because the wheel was still rotating slowly, but there was no hurry because the dealers take a while to make all the payouts.
I slowly increased my push, until the point when I felt the ball wobble. It weighed about the same as the ball at Spirit Mountain. The weight of the ball had been my biggest remaining concern, so I was now feeling very good. As best I could tell, we had exactly the same situation as at Spirit Mountain, where I'd been 100% accurate. I was still worried about the unforeseen, but everything I could see looked fantastic.
Now to start testing my accuracy at hitting a target. I looked at my watch's second hand, to get a random target: 44 seconds. Subtracting 38 gave 6 as my target.
On the next spin I tried to hit 6. I took it very carefully initially, getting my timing perfect and deliberately under-nudging the ball to make sure nothing peculiar happened. It seemed to respond properly, so I reduced the amount by which I "pulled my punches" (or "nudges"). My highest priority was to avoid doing anything that would look suspicious, especially when the casino management replayed the videotapes. Prof had warned me that they'd be certain to review the recent spins, to see if anything untoward had happened.
As a result of my caution the ball was not perfectly positioned when the wheel slowed down. I didn't try to force it into number 6, so it missed by a couple of slots. I was EXTREMELY happy with the situation, because the ball had reacted to my NP-pushes exactly as it should've. I was confident that the only reason I'd missed was because I'd been overly cautious on my first test (actually, I'd been "correctly cautious", but you know what I mean).
The second test was aimed at number 16. I was still extremely careful to get my timing correct as I didn't want the ball to appear to bounce off a bumper when it wasn't anywhere near one, but was no longer overly cautious with the amount of force I used. I did my best to steer the ball to where I wanted it. It moved well, and the ball was well placed as the wheel slowed.
By the time the ball was starting to roll/bounce over the pockets, it was very close to number 16. The easiest way to get it in the right pocket - the method with the highest accuracy and realism - is not to keep nudging it, but to grasp it with several fingertips and carry it there, while pretending to make it bounce around a little. Now that the wheel and ball were slow enough, it was with considerable satisfaction that I gasped the ball, moved it so it looked like it bounced a couple of slots back and forth, and then dropped it neatly into number 16. There I let it go, so it could rattle around naturally, just using a fingertip to block the exit to the pocket so it wouldn't roll out again. After a couple of seconds it stopped trying, settling down in its temporary home.
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Notice from the above internal conversation that #4 was on duty. We'd been worried that he'd get distracted by all the sexy girls we thought we'd encounter. The Vegas casino scenes that we'd seen in movies had been full of very glamorous and sexy girls, and this was a "Strip Casino" after all. It turned out that our worries (and hopes) had been largely unnecessary. There were, for example, no strippers. Apparently you can't trust Hollywood in at least the four w-dimensions that my minds had experience of, and I suspected probably a few others as well.
We nailed the next two spins too, making three out of three (I wasn't counting the first, overly cautious test).
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We'd internally discussed casino cheating before. With magnets, we thought repulsion was more likely than attraction, but in either event it'd likely be pretty weak as the ball was so light it wouldn't need much, and the less magnetic force they used, the more inconspicuous its effect and the equipment would be. Near the end, when I was carrying the ball, I'd feel the ball trying to move unnaturally if it was subject to any force like that, in which case our 10.5 pounds of NP-push would surely be sufficient to overcome whatever force they'd be using. So if they tried to repulse the ball out of our target pocket, I'd damned well push it in and hold it there. Likewise if they tried to attract it into the wrong pocket, I'd make sure it appeared to bounce out, even if it took me a hell of a lot of NP to do it. They could hardly complain about their cheating equipment failing. The other cheating method that seemed plausible was a needle sticking up to block access to the pocket we were betting on. I'd use an NP-fingertip to check the pocket was clear at the appropriate time. If a needle did appear, it'd have to be a very thin one to avoid being seen, so it should be easy to bend flat or break off. There could be other cheating methods, but I'd just have to stay alert and be quick to respond, as I would only have seconds at the end of a spin. Trying to win $10 million was a BIG worry!
I deliberately didn't influence the next spin. When the one after that was about to start, with my having already chosen its result, the dealer asked, "Are you going to bet?"
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We have to stand close to the wheel so we can see it very clearly, which also has the advantage of making our head tilt down when we're looking at it, hiding our eyeballs. When we're doing our thing, one eyeball is tracking the ball, and the other is tracking the target number. One smoothly rotating eyeball, while the other eyeball 'bounces' back and forth wildly, wouldn't be a good thing to have anyone notice. I had sunglasses with me, but preferred not to wear them in case they made me look suspicious.
I answered, "I'm thinking about it, but I'm not really much of a gambler. That's more my girlfriend's thing, which is probably why she's late."
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Prof - looking silly in his floppy hat and dark sunglasses - was heading our way, with a couple of guys in suits and a couple of security guards. They were still some distance away, but they were heading in the right direction. It was hard to tell whether Prof had seen me already (he didn't wave!), but he'd certainly see me soon if he hadn't.
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It was time to start flicking the ball.
My first flick didn't work nearly as effectively as it should have, the ball flicking away much slower than I'd expected. The next flick confirmed it: the ball was roughly twice as heavy as before. At the very least, that made the casino people sneaky bastards, but the ball being the same size immediately made me worry about their intending to do a magnetism cheat. It was too early to detect or do anything about that yet, so I concentrated on doing my normal job. I could easily adapt my flicking to the ball's being heavier, and I had plenty of time to get it right. I typically flick the ball fifteen to twenty five times during one spin, so the first two being weak flicks was so easily corrected that it was virtually irrelevant. More than half the time I let the ball bounce naturally, and a couple of weak flicks did far less 'damage' to my achieving my goal than a single bad bounce would've, and there are many bad bounces during one game.
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