Practice makes perfect.
We know what you're thinking: isn't roulette a game of chance? To most people, sure, but apparently not to everyone., there's a man out there who's beaten the game, no computer required — and all he says it took was a little practice. Easy!
That man's name is Niko Tosa, a Croatian math and physics savant who travels the world, sometimes with fake documents and wearing some type of disguise, to win the game that even Stephen Hawking once said is pretty much impossible to beat.
"A drop zone is the Achilles' heel of roulette," he continues. "That morsel of predictability is enough for software to overcome the random skidding and bouncing that happens after the drop." In other words: no computer needed. Just practice, the perfect wheel, and Tosa's computer-like brain. "You can call me Nikola Tesla," Tosa told Chellel, when, after the reporter had tracked him down in Croatia, he was asked if he'd ever used some kind of computing machine to beat the unbeatable game, "if I have such a device!"
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