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[Rolex-Watch]

Anybody in the UK seen these Dragon Roulette wheels, basically there is another free-wheeling rotor inside the inner wheel that locks as the spins is about to end (was going to video it, but the casino have removed the contraption), anyway this extra wheel has 2 symbols that if your number hits and the symbol lines up you get paid 300-1, or 100 -1 if any of the other 6 symbols line up. 

So I got thinking about this, I'm going to bet every number (37), because when the Dragon doesn't show, it is only going to cost me 2 chips, and it does show occasionally, besides I could also use a progression if it went to sleep for too long.  This will be like taking cake off a baby, just sitting there waiting for my 300-1 and 100-1 payouts risking 2 chips every time (11% HE).  Here is the rub, after chatting to a dealer, I discover the Dragon bonus bet is a separate bet which you have to place on the race-track WTF.

Same chappie was telling me, these places that have the Big Wheel, which has two 40-1 pay-offs, these are usually unique symbols so just because the Big Wheel stops at 40-1 make sure you bet the appropriate symbol (side), otherwise you won't get paid. 

[Sputnik]

 
Is this a joke or are you serious?
Do you really think you can beat the wheel that way, well think again before you risk your money.

Cheers

[Rolex-Watch]

Why not, betting every number losing 2 chips per spin, until you hit the Gold 300-1 or Silver Dragon 100-1.  From what I've observed, it normally hits within 50 spins, and you have the option of playing a progression. 

However I assume you didn't notice in the post, it is not possible because unknown to me at the time, the Dragon bets require separate bet placed on the race-track, also the casino in question have removed the device contraption.