Recently I have received an email from friend of mine. In his email he referred to Stefano Hourmousis new approach of discrediting the FF roulette computer.
It isn’t really much new, it is only who knows how many times edited version of same page created a year ago.

I better use it and explain what really the roulette prediction is.

The FFA is new roulette computer with design based on previous FF-zap. It is scheduled to be completed in June 2008 or earlier.

The system still uses similar hardware specially designed for accurate timing applications.

In addition the FFA instead of zap sends result in audio format.

Audio can be received directly from the system or via radio link which is already integrated to the system, for additional user.

The kit consist of only single EARPIECE . For $150 additional earpiece is available.

The FF roulette computer will get better and better. Active discussions amongst few owners being made to discuss the future of the FF computer. While all very active users are already familiar with the FF as it is, combining it with personal knowledge and high skills taking advantage as much as it can be taken, there is still place for improvements which may open new possibilities.
In the future, you can expect FF to be more user-friendly, with new features, improvements, and much more. This is just the beginning for changes of combining already achieved highest accuracy with maximum possible practicability.

How well the FF can define roulette ball deceleration?

The graph is created from data stored inside FF after 60 spins. The X coordinate represents the ball time to complete one rotation and Y indicates by how many ms. the ball would slow down per second.

Blue points are only to indicate what would be if we try to define system calculation based on single reference spin. Even if data taken from that spin is 100% accurate it would be imposable to define right curve. But practically for real play we can’t rely on data from single spin, clocked or taken by video camera.

FF works differently, it takes every single spin in to account. But also it analyses clocked data to define is it appropriate or if it has errors.

On leveled roulette wheel definitely not, but let’s look what are our chances on tilted wheel or the wheel with common drop point.

Systems as Genuine Winner expect that dealer constantly spins 15-18 rotations and that rotor is constant therefore we can’t really know where the ball will hit the rotor. We can only say yes, it will be at some positions more often then at the others. Defining where to place chips based on from where the dealer picks up the ball isn’t very smart start at all. He can pick up the ball and spin it within 0.5 sec, next time it can be 1 sec etc. He may spin it once 15 rotations next time 18 or anything in between or even out of targeted limits. Such fast ball at the spins start, we simply wouldn’t be able to estimate within 3 rotations of accuracy.