Roulette Sniper

**angelfire** · 27th January 2009, 11:21 PM

Hi everyone,

I just wondered if anyone would like to give their opinion on this software that someone is selling on the net, its all over Google when you're looking for roulette software, its called Roulette Sniper.

Basically, this guy has software which he is selling for $39 and says its %100 risk free and it'll make you win on online roulette.

Has anyone come across this site or this software and knows anything about it? He says its legal but I'm wondering if it is.

Apart from the issue that he is selling this software and not giving it away for free makes me wonder, surely if he is winning thousands of dollars every day why does he want $39!

Also, there's the fact that any online casino will ban you if you use this software, something he obscurely mentions.

It all makes me wonder and I just wanted to see what anyone thought on this topic.

Sorry for being a complete newbie in asking this, maybe its been covered before but I couldn't find any threads, if anyone has any old threads they can post up I'd appreciate it,

Thanks,

Dan

**1819** · 27th January 2009, 11:56 PM

39 bucks thrown out the window... stick with your gut. it is a scam........

**lots0** · 27th January 2009, 11:59 PM

I can't believe people still fall for this crap.

It is a scam and you should disable the link.

**kmay87** · 28th January 2009, 12:00 AM

All these systems, are, to put it bluntly, CRAP.

For a start, he suggests to take to Golden Palace signup bonus, which has banned roulette for as long as I can remember, then he says it isn't the Martingale system, but it is, just a different variation, but to top it all off, I'm amazed at Santiago. Either someone sold his picture and name to some internet site, or he's bought and won using virtually every roulette pdf and strategy guide going.

**1819** · 28th January 2009, 12:04 AM

Originally Posted by lots0

I can't believe people still fall for this crap.

It is a scam and you should disable the link.

lol. i like the moron that said he is making a ton of money please sell him something else...??????? isnt the roulette system the only money making tool he'll ever need?

**angelfire** · 28th January 2009, 01:04 AM

Hi guys,

thanks for the responses! I wasn't thinking it was a scam, just that it was illegal in some way or downright didn't work, software that allows you to win each time as it tampers with the roulette wheel etc.

I thought it was dodgy, how does a scam like this work then? Does he fake the testimonials and utube comments which were positive?

If Golden Palace Casino doesn't allow roulette, wtf is this guy doing saying his software works best there.

btw I wasn't aware that putting up a link even if it is a scam was against the forums policies, I must have missed that, I'll happily edit the link out if any of the mods want it removed.

On the one hand, it would be good for newbies to see this kind of website, so they don't fall for it.

Dan

**kmay87** · 28th January 2009, 01:32 AM

Originally Posted by angelfire

If Golden Palace Casino doesn't allow roulette, wtf is this guy doing saying his software works best there.

btw I wasn't aware that putting up a link even if it is a scam was against the forums policies, I must have missed that, I'll happily edit the link out if any of the mods want it removed.

Dan

No idea what it does without buying it, and I don't intend to. But that Santiago guy I've seen many times before. Quite simply, there is no way to cheat at roulette, aside from going in a B&M casino and tampering with the ball or wheel.

But Golden Palace = referrals = $$$$$
And a link to the site on here = $$$$$

All to some guy who's basically conning people with a system that 'guarantees to work'.

Why not just hxxp the link so it doesn't automatically forward to the site? Otherwise I'm sure the mods are going to come along and do it.

**tofu23** · 28th January 2009, 01:44 AM

Originally Posted by angelfire

If Golden Palace Casino doesn't allow roulette, wtf is this guy doing saying his software works best there.

As KMAY87 pointed out above, the scammer bites you twice. First the $39 which is a waste of cash, Secondly, your initial deposit tagged with a bonus that prohibits play on Roulette.

When you lose deposit monies he nets a percentage of your loss from his affiliate agreement with the "recommended" casinos.

BTW - no casino is going to ban anyone using this contraption. There's a sign on a Las Vegas motel room wall that reads,

"If you want to try your luck at our tables - You're Welcome. If you have a system - stay right where you are!! We'll send a limmo 'round to get you."

.

**angelfire** · 28th January 2009, 01:44 AM

Hi there,

I've edited out the link, didn't know about this kind of thing so I'm new to it, so thanks for the heads up.

If he's scamming people why is he giving away a free trial of the software? Is it bogus or something?

Again, sorry for the obvious questions, just wondered what this was all about.

Dan

**winbig** · 28th January 2009, 01:47 AM

Originally Posted by angelfire

If Golden Palace Casino doesn't allow roulette, wtf is this guy doing saying his software works best there.

Why not? It's a win/win situation for him.

#1 It's his GP affiliate account you're signing up under
#2 you buy his system, he makes $39
#3 you deposit, he makes a %
#4 you win, casino removes your winnings because you played a restricted game, so he never has to worry about your deposit &/or winnings being deducted from his affiliate acct...see #3
#5 you go to get a refund after having your winnings removed - he says no way! why? because technically you won.....it's a different story about actually receiving your winnings from the casino....

word to the wise - if someone says they have a winning system and wants to sell it to you, RUN AWAY FAST!