It’s been a while since my last post but truth be told, there hasn’t been much to say and everything has been relatively quiet in the online roulette and roulette system world. However for the pst few weeks I’ve been getting several complaints about a new scam which is getting more and more popular.

Its name is Roulette Master Hack and unlike most roulette systems, it doesn’t even have a website. It’s just a video on YouTube titled roulette master hack and you simply download an eBook from the description box which contains details on how you can buy his system from him (throw your money away).

If send your money to this scam artist you will either get nothing at all like one person who contacted me, or you will be sent a useless betting program which will cost you even more money when you inevitably lose with it. You are quite literally throwing money away with this one.

The scamming tactics are exactly the same as those used by the notorious scam I wrote about multiple times last year, Great Roulette System and I have strong reason to believe that this is from the same person. Anyway, I wrote a detailed review of it today which covers everything you need to know about it, including how he can come up with seemingly legit winning videos to fool people.

It’s definitely worth reading and remembering that page because the person behind it is a very relentless scammer and will soon move on to a new video with a new name or maybe even a new website. Here is the link to the review – Roulette Master Hack.

Earlier on I was browsing the web and found an article that amused me and seen as how it was on the subject of gambling, I thought I would do a quick post about it. Three Virgin Media employees have been caught using inside information as part of an X Factor betting scam.

As I understand it, the three had access to the the voting patterns and where using this information to place £16,000 worth of bets at Betfair. The gambling commission began an investigation after Betfair reported suspicious betting activity.

The investigation came to an end yesterday and the bets have been classed as void and the three personell have been sacked. It has also been made clear that there’s absolutely no evidence that the integrity of public voting has been comprimised, the three where mearly using their inside information for their own financial gain.

Nick Tofiluk, the commission’s director of regulation, said: “Following a multi-agency investigation led by the Gambling Commission, we are satisfied that the bets placed were substantially unfair as the individuals involved had inside information. We have worked closely with all the bodies involved to ensure that those individuals do not profit from their activity and that appropriate action has been taken to prevent a recurrence of such activity in the future.”

A spokesman from Virgin Media said that this was a one off incident, they said, ”We take this matter extremely seriously and have been working with the Gambling Commission and Ofcom to bring this to a resolution. Following a thorough investigation, we can confirm this was an isolated incident where three individuals were found to have misused their legitimate access to internal data to identify the volume of calls being made.”

This article was posted on 08/04/2011

After numerous requests I’ve finally added a roulette assault review to the site. People have been asking me about it for ages but I just haven’t got round to adding the review.

It’s actually a good program and of all the different automated roulette programs out there I think it’s the best and it’s certainly the best value for money at just $49. Its main rival roulette bot pro is nearly double at $97 and that doesn’t have as many systems and nor are the systems as good for that matter.

Like most programs of it’s kind, roulette assault is able to play 100% automatically at Playtech Casinos although it can also play at a few USA casino platforms such as RTG and Vegas Technology.

Now I should point out that roulette assault is by no means guaranteed to win and it would be unrealistic to expect it to be. What it is though is a perfect tool for testing. With it being automated, you can soon get several thousand real money spins and then analyze them to determine what kind of system you should use, how to configure that system and determine how much of a bankroll you’re going to need.

Head over to the full Roulette Assault Review for full details on the program.

Yesteday I made the decision to change the site around a bit in regards to roulette system reviews and roulette strategy. Previously I had all the free strategies and the reviews on the same page and it was too long and untidy, so now you will find two seperate pages.

Roulette System Reviews – This is where you will find all the reviews of roulette systems you have to pay for (eBooks, Software etc).

Roulette Strategy – This is where you will find detailed information on roulette strategies such as the Martinglae, D’Alembert etc.

I think this change will make the site a lot easier to use and it will definitely make it easier to find what you’re looking for. In the near future you’re going to find several new reviews added to the roulette system reviews section in the near future.

I haven’t added any recently simply because there was nothing to add. However I have been testing a few in the background so this will be reflected in the shape or new reviews over the next few weeks.

This is a very quick post about a question that people keep sending me, I’m getting questions like this on a weekly basis:

“Will The Casino Just Ban Me If I Keep Winning And Will They Actually Pay Me?”

First of all yes, they will pay you if you win because among other things it’s the law and secondly the chances of you getting banned are very slim indeed. I’ve never known anyone get banned for winning money.

However, even thinking about whether or not the casino will ban you if you keep winning at roulette is a complete waste of time, it’s not an issue. The real issue here is whether or not you can win in the first place.

You really are looking way too far into the future if all you’re thinking about is whether or not you’re going to be banned. At sites like Betfair, William Hill and Bet365 it’s not going to happen.

Rather than waste your thoughts on being banned, focus on what’s really important and that’s how you’re going to play, if you win on any given day you aren’t going to be banned at any of the reputable brands.

Yesterday I made the decision to put William Hill Casino as my new number two casino. There are a few reasons for this which I shall discuss now. The first thing that you need to understand is that William Hill actually have two casinos which are:

casino.williamhill.com (which is the one I recommend) and williamhillcasino.com

Both of them are fairly similar but the one at casino.williamhill.com has faster payment times which take just a few hours. They also have more payment options than any other casino that I’ve played at so they are a good place to play.

As far as games go they have 10 roulette games and 8 blackjack games as well as all the usual casino games that you would expect such as craps, baccarat, video poker and slots. They also have one of the best live casinos that I’ve seen, so if you would rather player against a real roulette wheel or a real blackjack dealer, it isn’t a problem.

The final point that’s worth mentioning is that upon getting an account with them you also get access to the other sides of the William Hill franchise which is poker, bingo and sports betting. The sports betting also has live in play betting which can only be matched by Bet365.

These are the reasons why William Hill have now made it to number two on the site, with a brand name you can trust and payment times of just a few hours, you will be well looked after there.

Over the past few days I’ve cleaned the site up a lot and made it even better. One thing that was particularly bugging me was how clogged up the roulette strategy page was becoming. As time goes by, systems and websites go away and there were still reviews of systems that now no longer exist.

Obviously something needed to be done to tidy things up so I had two choices:

A. Just delete the old reviews

B. Move them somewhere out of the way.

I decided to just move them completely out of the way so there is now a roulette strategy archive on the site. This is a place where all old reviews which are now no longer needed are listed. Rather than just delete the reviews, it’s better to let them moulder in the archive, out of every one’s way

I have a feeling that as time goes by, more and more sites will no doubt be added to the archive. Seen as how moving all the dead sites to the archive created some more space, I decided to add some free roulette strategy information to the page as well.

This is general information about strategies such as the Fibonacci and the D’Alembert. Take yourself over to the roulette strategy page and check it out and if you think it can be improved even further, just let me know.

This is a very quick post about an exciting new feature on the site. You can now play roulette completely free of charge with no download or registration required.

There’s also no obligation involved either, you can just sit and play for free to your heart’s content. It’s a great way for you to test roulette strategies without having to put any money on the line so I think it’s a very useful addition to the site.

So take yourself over to the free roulette page and give it a go yourself. On the page you will find a few tips to help you get the most out of it. Here is the link – Free Roulette

Some time last month a program called roulette reaper was released and since then numerous questions have been asked about it so I decided to look into it and add a review.

Roulette reaper is the kind of website that I hate, it’s another software program and it’s just another copy of roulette sniper. The basic principal that it follows is the same but it isn’t as user configurable and isn’t as professionally designed so it isn’t as good.

What makes it worse is the amount of false claims about the software and what people can expect. The author claims to make $300 an hour with it and that he’s been quietly making $40,000 – $50,000 a month with it since 2008.

You also get the usual rags to riches rubbish that is normally associated with get rich quick websites of this kind. Roulette Reaper is without question one of the programs to stay away from, find the full review here – Roulette Reaper Review

It’s been over a month sincemy last post and contrary to what some people have been emailing me asking, no I’m not dead. Now my previous post was about the professional roulette system and the video testimonials which are very clearly faked.

I’ve now seen the system and tested it (in fun mode) at Betfair Casino and the results where actually pretty good although these where only a few 10 minute tests just to get to grips with it, nothing serious.

The system follows a betting pattern which is basically the same as the D’Alembert  however it’s the bet selection process that makes this system different to anything I’ve seen.

I can see a lot of people struggling to understand it, I consider myself a competent and experienced roulette player but I had to read through the system several times to get to grips with what the author was trying to say. Then there’s the fact that applying it according to the authors instructions requires a lot of concentration.

So in conclusion, so far the testing has been fairly positive although it still has a long way to go. However like any D’Alembert style system, once you go through a losing patch you can find yourself in a hole that’s hard to pull yourself out of. I will be conducting more tests over the next week and will give the final results and a full review on the main site.

In other news, scammer Steve or Ethan, whatever his name is from the notorious Great Roulette System which I recived dozens of complaints about last year is back up to his old tricks. As winter set in last year, I stopped getting complaints about him so I just assumed that he had finally given up and gone away.

However over Christmas yet another pissed off victim got in touch with me and informed me of his latest website. This is something else I intend on writing about next week, very early next week.