30 Jul 10 Joseph Jagger The Famous Roulette Player

Although most players never make it to the big time playing roulette, sometimes there is somebody who breaks the bank and takes a casino down. An example of somebody doing this is Joseph Jagger. Joseph Jagger won over five-million dollars in a small period by exploiting a biased wheel at the Monte Carlo Casino.

Joseph Jagger knew that it was possible for roulette wheels to develop biases. He hired six people to track the results of roulette spins of the wheels at the Monte Carlo Casino. Data was collected for an extended period of time. Once Jagger had analyzed all of the data he noticed that a few numbers came up enough for it to be more than a simple statistic anomaly.

One of the wheels had a very strong bias towards the numbers 7, 8, 9, 17, 18, 19, 22, 28, and 29 the ball landed on these numbers far more often than the other numbers on the wheel. So he did what any self respecting gambler would do. Jagger walked right into that casino and robbed it blind.

Jagger held in his brain what every roulette player wished they had, a winning guarantee. In July 1975 Jagger placed a bet on the number seven. In just a small amount of time Jagger had made a huge sum of money.

Jagger kept at it for several days repeatedly betting on the number seven. He kept winning and winning. The damage was then multiplied, as many gamblers quickly started copying his bets. Soon there were several Jaggers all using the same trick to beat the casino.

The casino became desperate. They decided that it was in their best interest to try and trick Jagger. They moved all of the roulette wheels. They hoped that this would fool Jagger into losing some of their money. This only worked for a short amount of time.

However Jagger had thought a step ahead, before the casinos had moved the tables Jagger had made a distinct scratch in the biased wheel. After a couple of bad days he found the biased wheel and began winning again. The casinos then completely redid the wheels, moving the frets and metal dividers around on a daily basis.

Jagger's famous run was then over. Once he realized that he could no longer track the table he packed his bags and left town to never return. He however did take over five-million dollars of winnings with him. The stories of Jagger to this day motivate and inspire gamblers across the world. Perhaps you will be the Joseph Jagger of online roulette.

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