Roulette Guy Secret Scam

I have no problem in labelling roulette guy secret a scam and that's because of the outrageous claims and blatant lies on the rouletteguysecret.com website.

The one claim that makes me laugh more than the others is that he claims to be dyeing of a terminal illness and that's why he's selling it. Here is a quote from the website:

Like I said before, I've been using my system for many years already and it has never failed me. I have tried all other possible systems, strategies, software and ALL of them lost my money sooner or later! And I never thought to reveal this secret I developed to anybody. But doctors have diagnosed me with a serious disease. It's not pleasant for me to speak about it, but my days are numbered. Therefore I have decided to share this system with all interested people.

Horse Mess! It's coming up to a year since I've found this site and he's still going strong. If I was feeling particularly naive I may believe this BS if it weren't for all the other lies on the site.

There are apparent proof of earnings, one of which is a $50,000 withdrawal from William Hill Casino as well as other apparent withdrawals.

When you see the system it's obvious that they're fake and I will get on to the system in a moment. Fake earnings are very easy to come up with, you can use Photoshop editor or use a special line of javascript code to edit live websites.

Plus if you were winning money you wouldn't let it get as high as $50,000 would you? If it where me I would be withdrawing every few hundred or one thousand at the most but of course the whole thing is fake so it's pointless to think about it.

There's another problem with these earnings, on the contact page of the roulette guy secret website the address given is in Las Vegas which as you know is in the USA.

Here's the problem, William Hill don't accept USA customers, they will let you play for fun but they won't let you play for real money. So it's obvious that he's just using a play for fun account to publish fake earnings.

Anyway onto the system. When you first start playing you spin a few times and study the results. Based on these spins you bet on a few different outcomes such as on the dozens.

The system is heavily based on the law of a third and there's even a mention to dealer signature which is completely irrelevant with online roulette as there isn't a dealer.

Then the system starts going on about biased wheel which again is irrelevant with online roulette as it's a computer program, not a real wheel where there may or may not be a bias.

Then there's a part of the system which says bet on a number when it hasn't hit for 80 spins but I know for a fact that this won't work because I personally have seen 500 spins without a single colour (real money simulator test with roulette bot pro).

From reading through the system it's obvious that the owner just gathered free information from around the Internet, put it in an eBook and sold it on a website which has blatant lies and very inaccurate claims of effectiveness.

The story about a terminal illness and the earnings are all fake and that makes roulette guy secret a scam. Or if he is dying of a terminal illness then it's mere coincidence.

I've received numerous complaints about it since it was launched and I strongly recommend you stay away from this one.

**UPDATE**

The roulette guy secret owner now has multiple sites and is trying to avoid countless claims that he's a fraud. Despite this review plus many other warnings around the Internet people are still being fooled.

I am getting more and more complaints about it and roulette guy secret is fast becoming the roulette system I receive complaints about the most.

A week never goes by without me receiving complaints about it.

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