Roulette Reaper Review

Roulette reaper is yet another roulette sniper wannabe. It actually isn't as good as roulette sniper and I shall get onto why in a moment. Roulette reaper is the kind of product that I hate, the website is full of completely unsustainable claims.

The website tells you a beautiful story about how the author spent 4 years trying to make money on the Internet and that he spent thousands of dollars in the process.

He says that life is now wonderful because since 2008 he's been making $40,000+ a month with his roulette reaper software. These are definitely some of the most unrealistic claims I've seen over the last 6 years and remind me a lot of the scams of yester-year such as Paragon Roulette.

All roulette reaper does is tell you to bet on the even chance bets and the dozens/columns when they haven't appeared for a few spins and then to use a progression after a loss.

This is exactly what roulette sniper does, only it does a better job of it. The roulette sniper software looks more professional, is able to bet on more parts of the table and it's more user configurable.

Basically roulette reaper is just a poor copycat. There is also a video demo on the site which has obviously been done in fun mode rather than real mode.

The author also recommends that you accpet bonuses from the casinos so that you have more money to play with. That would be great if it weren't for the terms and conditions that come with casino bonuses.

Basically you won't be able to cash out any money if you play roulette with bonus money until you've completed some almost impossible wagering requirements on games like slots. Read more about this on the casino bonus scam page.

This suggests one of two things: either the author has no idea what he's talking about or he's just giving out bad advice.

So the conclusion here is very simple, roulette reaper is a lesser version and a copycat of roulette sniper (which is also not recommended)

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