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Roulette Sniper | Roulettesniper.com

Fraudulent

 

Roulette Sniper is a well-promoted scam - you will find advertisements for it are very widespread. You may find various articles that are written by sellers and clickbank affiliates of the software. You'll find various videos of its application that to a novice may seem like convincing proof of effectiveness. Typically when a system or software can be sold by others for a commission, you will find many positive but blatantly inaccurate and fraudulent reviews of the system. Such positive reviews may appear convincing and independent, but they are nothing more than part of a scam.

As per the usual scam, the roulettesniper.com website tells you just want you want to hear. Additionally, the so-called proof is not really proof of anything except dishonest attempts to manipulate roulette players. The video demos are so short that random betting can do just as well. Even testimonials are published, which based on the system's performance, are almost certainly faked which is far from uncommon with gambling system sales. Whether or not the screenshots of the sellers bank account are authentic are irrelevant - for all you know, the seller made his money scamming people.

The actual software is well designed and professional, but the actual system is not even remotely effective. It uses outside betting strategies, various ineffective principles and gambler's fallacies that leave you with a guaranteed eventual loss. At a price of $39.95, the software itself wont damage you much. Instead, it is more the money you lose while applying the software that does the damage. If you test the software with an online casino's play for fun mode, sure you'll win, because the casino's software is often programmed to let you win - until you play for real. This is not uncommon at all, and one example is usacasino.com (which is not even a USA casino at all). Many people have contacted me to report the roulette sniper software - some have lost thousands to online casinos as a result. This obviously doesn't concern the seller because they've made their money, and continue to manipulate and harm many people.

VERDICT: Very clear scam. The system is obviously designed by someone with very little knowledge of roulette. Roulette sniper is of the systems I receive the most complaints about. The purchase price wont set you back much, but I suggest save yourself time and money.

Roulette Sniper

 

 

Roulette Killer | Roulettekiller.com

Fraudulent

 

Roulette killer is a scam that is very similar to roulette sniper - it is also well-promoted, and has many clickbank affiliates who sell the software for commissions from their own sites by publishing blatantly dishonest positive reviews. It would not at all surprise me if the owner of roulette killer and roulette sniper are the same person operating under different names. For example, both the roulettekiller.com and roulettesniper.com websites have very similar headlines about a 25-year old boy making money from roulette. The marketing material and general layout of both sites are uncannily similar.

 

In particularly the demo video on the roulettekiller.com website may be convincing to novices, but to professional players, they are complete nonsense. Anyone can make a video with large random bets, and profit $11,000 in a few minutes - especially when you play with large bets in "fun mode" at online casinos, where the software is often manipulated to make you win more than you do when playing for real. Does it mean the system actually works? No. Any system can win in the short-term, but winning over the long-term and actually making a living playing roulette is completely different. If anything, the videos suggest the seller has no problem manipulating people that know no better.

 

There is nothing wrong with selling a system to play roulette. Being a system seller doesn't make the roulette killer seller a scammer. What does make him a scammer is the blatantly false claims and manipulation about what the purchaser can expect. Can you expect to achieve any kind of consistent winnings with roulette killer? Absolutely not - it nowhere near achieve consistent profits. There is no chance this system has been thoroughly tested like the seller claims, and if it had been, then the seller would know he was making false claims. Roulette killer is yet another clear scam.

 

VERDICT: The principles used by the software make it perfectly clear the seller is anything but a professional. Like roulette sniper, this software is one of the systems I receive complaints about most - this is because it is well promoted, cheap to buy, and there are many clickbank affiliates who promote the software with false positive reviews. Due to the relatively low price, purchasing this software alone will not harm you much, but actually using it for real play will lead to a guaranteed loss.

Roulette Killer

 

 

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