Roulette Prediction Software using image tracking. C/C++ C#

All info in PDF [login to view URL], we employ a digital camera mounted directly above the wheel to accurately and instantaneously measure the various physical parameters. This second approach is obviously a little more dicult to implement incognito. Here, we are more interested in determining how much of an edge can be achieved under ideal conditions, rather than the various implementation issues associated with realising this scheme for personal gain. In all our trials we use a regulation casino-grade roulette wheel (a 32" \President Revolution" roulette wheel manufacturer by Matsui Gaming Machine Co. Ltd., Tokyo). The wheel has 37 numbered slots (1 to 36 and 0) in the conguration shown in gure 1 and has a radius of 820 mm (spindle to rim). For the purposes of data collection we employ a Prosilica EC650C IEEE- 1394 digital camera (1/3" CCD, 659493 pixels at 90 frames per second). Data collection software was written and coded in C++ using the OpenCV library.