Roulette Scams

What is cheating? Why is cheating? Where is cheating?

Well, roulette scams are interesting for our context. So, according to Oxford Dictionary defines cheating as "acting dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage." That is the first meaning. And it actually is true. The second meaning says "gaining an advantage or deprive of something by using unfair or deceitful methods."

Nowadays it is so difficult to cheat. The "eye in the sky" is everywhere. It is designed in such a way that it can see your cards, your chips and all your moves at the table. If you attempt to cheat, you can succeed but it would not happen more than few times.

Savannah Move

Savannah move is a relatively new move among the cheating methods. It was made up or invented by Richard Marcus. He used to be a grand casino cheater, although he started as a nice guy. It is a pure cheating thing. You simply get two chips: one is $5 chip and another is $5000 chip. You put the higher value chip underneath the cheaper one. In case you did not win, you sharply take your bet away.

Top Hatting

You make a bet. After you placed it, the wheel is spun, for instance you won. The dealer puts extra chips on your bet and that is how the bet is increased immensely. Pretty cool, ha? And you receive extra winnings. That is how you do top hatting.

Other Cheats

There was a team of the guys who bought in for the smallest value of the chip. And one of them bought in for $25 each chip. He simply asked the dealer to count his chips as more expensive ones. They were caught on switching the chips. Sad day for them in incarnating their cheating scheme.

Pasposting

The first man, who is known for bringing this cheating scheme, was Mumbles. He noticed that the dealer was making a mistake and later corrected it, but it was enough for Mumbles to see what happened and learn the lesson. He made real bets after the winning number was known and that is how he got rich. Just like in early times in horse betting people incarnated pastposting.