Christian Kaisan - won millions of dollars in casinos

Kaisan will soon turn 80 years old, previously he visited dozens of casinos around the world in a year, in search of suitable conditions for playing or writing a review about the casino.
Visual ballistics is his stated forte, requiring finding suitable conditions for the game.
Type of roulette and ball, sufficient time for betting after the throw, not too high speed of the wheel rotor.

According to rare videos on YouTube, Christian Kaisan uses visual tracking, for example, in the casino of Baden-Baden.
Exchange 2000 euros in 20 euro chips = 100 chips. Places 9 chips on a 9-number sector (almost 10% per move). Additionally, there is an oral bet. The total bet is 180 euros, 700 received.
- This roulette model has low cell partitions. That's why the spread is too big, - says Christian Kaisan. - Now we're going to Wiesbaden, they're reducing the betting time there, but the court hasn't banned me from playing.

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How can one immediately characterize Christian Kaisan based on these meager data?

1) Very strange behavior. To shoot a video for YouTube, show up at a casino, make one move and go to the middle of nowhere... to another casino. Is this some kind of joke?

2) Playing with amounts of 50-100K is a typical highroll. The biggest wins are with a gap of 3 years and also 100K ???? How is that? A person throws in 50K for +2%?
So roulette does NOT work in the plus. What millions won, castles and expensive suits????

3) Maybe Kaisan was a hurricane 30 years ago, but now his name is used to cover up some left-wing roulette sites. I'm afraid that the 80+ year old man doesn't even suspect where his photo is being pasted and who is writing his interviews for him.

4) A single bet on 9 numbers with reinforcement or cover does not oblige you to anything. A normal way to travel between cities, make a big exchange, eat for free, hang out and return home "with your own". So far, I personally see a rich old man who is having a cultural rest, if not for one "but!"

5) Lots of information noise around his "victories". Millions won, blacklists, there was even a lawsuit with the casino... even Olynes saw the star in one of the halls...
Are there any simple explanations for this?
a) "18 times in 34 games on four adjacent numbers..."
b) "If I want to bet 200 on a number, I need to have 100,000 capital"

= an obvious and simple solution is on the tip of my tongue, but I'll hold off for now = I'll dig up some more info when I get a chance...

Shpilevoy wrote: Now he is 80+ years old, every year he visits dozens of casinos around the world, in search of suitable gaming conditions.

I don't know where you dug all this up from - he's 76 years old, even on his card you can see his birth date of 1944.
Now he doesn't travel around the casinos like before, but occasionally he plays a little...

As for this video, there is clearly some kind of exaggeration here, that he definitely did not organize all this. Well, maybe he was paid for it...
Although it is obvious that he behaves very strangely in the casino...

"He writes reviews more about visits..." - it's like a popular job of going to restaurants and evaluating them... = now thousands of bloggers do this, but 20 years ago it was quite elite ))) there you see some casino director giving lucky chips 100K in the hall to scare people with "the great Kaisan"...

Van Dam was in Krivoy Rog in 2012... but he didn't make a film... (after being rejected in the West, he looked for financing for his films in the CIS)
Kaisan was in Minsk in 2015... but he didn't play... (maybe after the refusals in the West, he decided that the CIS is backward and the scheme would work?)

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By the way, my neighbor's relative owned a land casino (the coolest one in the city)... and the neighbor and his friends often dropped by just to have a drink for free, so the owner always gave them chips to throw into the wheel, but without any options for further cashing out + the neighbor and his friends were given a blacklist for playing for money.

= somehow the parallels were drawn automatically ))))

to Olynes
don't clutch your heart, I have nothing against your idol... just thinking out loud ))) out of envy, of course ))))

Olynes wrote: I don't know where you dug all this up from - he's 76 years old, you can even see his birth date on his card - 1944. Now he doesn't go to the casinos like he used to, but he occasionally plays a little...
As for this video, there is clearly some kind of exaggeration here, that he definitely did not organize all this. Well, maybe he was paid for it...
Although it is obvious that he behaves very strangely in the casino...

80+ is me with a reserve))) whoever will read this topic in 5 years will coincide with it))))

Shpilevoy wrote:

to Olynes
don't clutch your heart, I have nothing against your idol... just thinking out loud ))) out of envy, of course ))))

Well, as always, you're like a finger in the sky - Kaizan is my idol You made me laugh, but of course only because of your ignorance... for some, ignorance is useful

Idol is the horse on which Marshal G.K. Zhukov took part in the Victory Parade in Moscow.

But seriously, Idol is an object of worship and admiration. Why not admire a man who earned millions of US dollars at the wheel? Let it be mostly on reviews and descriptions of hundreds of casinos around the world, but still )))))