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A medical professor memorised the scratches on casino roulette wheels across Europe and won $1.2 MILLION Casinos banned him from entire countries trying to stop him. – Dr Richard Jarecki was a world renowned medical researcher at the University of Heidelberg in Germany – In his spare time he visited casinos across Europe and did something nobody had thought to do before – He noticed that casinos replaced their cards and dice every night but left the heavy expensive roulette wheels in service for decades – Over time those wheels developed tiny chips dents and scratches that caused certain numbers to come up more often than pure chance would allow – He recruited a team of eight people and sent them to casinos across Europe to silently record the results of thousands of spins sometimes 20,000 spins in a single month – When he found a biased wheel he moved in – In 1964 he borrowed £25,000 from a Swiss financier and turned it into £625,000 in six months – He bought a luxury apartment near the San Remo casino in Italy because its wheels were old and full of defects – One night he won $48,000. He came back eight months later and won $192,000 over a single weekend. – The casino banned him for 15 days – The night his ban expired he returned and won another $100,000 – The casino had to give him a promissory note because they did not have enough cash on hand – Casino managers called him "a menace to every casino in Europe" – They rearranged his favourite wheels to different spots every night to confuse him – He recognised every wheel by sight every nick crack scratch and discoloration and always found them – Countries across Europe tried to ban him entirely – He appealed every ban and kept winning – He eventually accumulated over $1.2 million worth over $9 million in today's money – Casinos finally stopped him by commissioning new wheels built to tighter tolerances with fewer defects – He retired to Manila and died there in 2018 aged 86 – The New York Times ran his obituary He did not cheat. He paid more attention than anyone else and remembered everything he saw.

A medical professor memorised the scratches on casino roulette wheels across Europe and won $1.2 MILLION Casinos banned him from entire countries trying to stop him. – Dr Richard Jarecki was a world renowned medical researcher at the University of Heidelberg in Germany – In his spare time he visited casinos across Europe and did something nobody had thought to do before – He noticed that casinos replaced their cards and dice every night but left the heavy expensive roulette wheels in service for decades – Over time those wheels developed tiny chips dents and scratches that caused certain numbers to come up more often than pure chance would allow – He recruited a team of eight people and sent them to casinos across Europe to silently record the results of thousands of spins sometimes 20,000 spins in a single month – When he found a biased wheel he moved in – In 1964 he borrowed £25,000 from a Swiss financier and turned it into £625,000 in six months – He bought a luxury apartment near the San Remo casino in Italy because its wheels were old and full of defects – One night he won $48,000. He came back eight months later and won $192,000 over a single weekend. – The casino banned him for 15 days – The night his ban expired he returned and won another $100,000 – The casino had to give him a promissory note because they did not have enough cash on hand – Casino managers called him "a menace to every casino in Europe" – They rearranged his favourite wheels to different spots every night to confuse him – He recognised every wheel by sight every nick crack scratch and discoloration and always found them – Countries across Europe tried to ban him entirely – He appealed every ban and kept winning – He eventually accumulated over $1.2 million worth over $9 million in today's money – Casinos finally stopped him by commissioning new wheels built to tighter tolerances with fewer defects – He retired to Manila and died there in 2018 aged 86 – The New York Times ran his obituary He did not cheat. He paid more attention than anyone else and remembered everything he saw.

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