There are independant auditors present at the time of drawing. I'm just not sure whether they also monitor all the other aspects, such as regular inspections between draws, or what paurths mentioned about using the tubes in between draws.
Very good point that I overlooked. Makes me wonder whats going on behind the scenes. we will see.
As far as what lantern said....."It is said that one draw does not have anything to do with the another".......True only if you bet once on anything in your whole life, however when you continue betting, the odds are in favor, of exponentially heading the opposite way, as I read this from a system that had to do with mathematical RANDOM NUMBER DISPLACEMENT, or RND analyzation. He clearly, in my opinion, undermined that old belief that balls or draws don't remember recent history. They absolutley don't I agree, but the point he is trying to make is that to prove in a simplistic way, an experiment that shows influence is present when they are compounded.
If a coin was only flipped once and only once in your entire lifetime, and you bet on it, it would be truley 50/50. According to this guy, If you flipped a coin that came up heads ten times in a row....What would you bet on the 11th?
When numerous bets are placed consecutively and the outcome is the same, then something weird starts to happen. With each sequence the outcome will be forced by nature to do the opposite. This is where RND is concerned.
If you have 3 wins in a row, and then you lose....that is where RND is taking place. He gives you a couple of choices from that point on and tells you how to bet accordingly. This also works in reverse if you start with 3 losses, and then a win.
In closing, RND is only a temporary disruption of the norm. When it hiccups then you know when and how to read that signature, and bet accordingly.
There are people out there who do nothing as far as work goes and spend their time making a living at the casino's expense ....just walking around the floor and looking for RNDs in slot machines. They make a very good living.
One final point.....The above only applies to a 50/50 scenario. When you involve multiple possibilities, the problem gets harder. The good news is that he takes care of that problem with other manuals involving different types of games...such as gaming...or with any betting scenario.
You can test his results with anything random. It's a universal law.