I will ask a friend working with laser in NUS physics lab to
build one for me. And when the new casino is open, I will rip them
off.
Laser gang keep their winnings
Police said three gamblers who used a James Bond-style laser device
to win over £1million ($2.5million) at a London hotel casino did
nothing illegal.
The trio who pulled off the audacious coup at the Ritz using
gadgetry on March 16 to calculate where a roulette ball would land
have been informed that no further action will be taken and they
will be allowed to keep their winnings.
Its been alleged a Hungarian woman aged 32, along with two Serbian
men, aged 33 and 38 smuggled a laser scanner inside a mobile phone
that was linked to a micro-computer into the casino. The scanner
measured the speed of the ball as it was released by the croupier,
identified where it fell and measured the declining orbit of the
wheel.
Having reduced their odds of winning from 37-1 to 6-1, the trio
placed bets on all six numbers in the section where the ball would
definitely end up. They won £100,000 on the first night before
returning the next night to win £1.2million.
