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 AVOID THE SCAMS

Unfortunately the online gaming industry is a corrupt business. Not only is the internet littered with bogus system and software sellers there are also scammers who will do anything to get their monthly commission, and rogue casino's that will do anything to get your money off you and then do anything to avoid giving it you back. These are just some of the scams you will, or may of already come across

SCAM 1: THE AFFILIATE SCAM 

This is the most common scam you find on the internet. These websites are all over google with a headline like, "make $400 in 10 minutes." They then say that their system is free and that they are doing you a favor.

They tell you simply to bet on black and each time you lose double your bet. Many of them give you bollocks like "I'm a doctor of probability and have been exploiting the online gaming industry for years this system works because the chance of losing is only 0.94% because that is the probability of getting seven or more colours in a row."

Another thing they commonly say is, "I worked as a programmer for an online casino a while back and noticed that something was coded never to happen more than 15 times to make sure no-one questioned the fairness of the casino."

Why is it a scam?

Have you noticed they say only use the recommended casino's? That is because they are what's called an AFFILIATE for the online casino. Did you think they got them bright flashing casino banners through good programming? No they got them from the casino.

If you look at the bottom of any online casino's home page their will be a link that says either Affiliates or Webmaster's.

Click on them and you will be told that if you advertise the casino you will receive a commission (usually 25%-40%) of revenue that you generate for the casino.

So these scammers sign up, get an affiliate link from the casino (the flashing banners that you click on) and then every time someone clicks on one of these banners the casino knows where they have come from and when the player loses £100 from the shitty system they've used the scammer then gets his commission paid into his bank account.

Just to make sure you don't cash anything out these scammers tell you to take full advantage of the casino's deposit bonus, more on this lower down but this again is a scam, these bonuses come with what's called wagering requirements usually bet 25X original deposit before cash out, and roulette does not count towards them.

What this means is that if you accept a bonus (and the casino's will do their best to make sure you do) if you deposit £100 you will have to bet £2500 before you can withdraw anything and if you do try and withdraw before you meet these requirements, the amount you withdraw plus the bonus money will be taken away from you instantly and classed as void. Any bets made on roulette DO NOT COUNT towards these requirements. (please note if you are new to online roulette you don't have to have these bonuses, you can have them disabled so that you can cash out straight away but this is explained a bit lower down the page.)

Anyway by saying all this the scammer makes sure he gets his commission, it's a blatant scam and should be made illegal. There are loads of these websites and more are popping up all the time, just please don't get fooled by this scam.

It's the same with all these system and software sellers, they also have "recommended casino's" but why would you need affiliate links to casino's if your selling a winning system? Surely if they are selling a winning system they wouldn't make any money would they? The answer is obviously because they want money from you twice, the first time when you buy their package, the second when you go and use their package and lose so they receive a nice 30% of that as well.

They've got a cheek doing this to you haven't they?

You will not find any affiliate links to casino's on this website because this system works I would lose money because while these scammers earn money from players losses, in many cases they have to give the casino a percentage of players winnings if they win money, other than from progressive jackpots, so it's in the scammers interests to give you the worst system possible to make sure you lose money and its in my intrest to simply not bother.

If your still unsure of what I mean watch the video below, in it I walk you through this scam step by step.

SCAM 2: THE BOGUS REVIEW SCAM

As explained above scammers lie to get commission from casino's. The same also applies to pretty much all the roulette system and software packages out there. Again at the bottom of the pages you will see a link that says AFFILIATES. If you click on this you will be told that if you advertise their system and generate a sale you will receive a commission, and they tell you how to advertise their system, one of the ways is always writing a review.

Lets say you stumble across one of these systems and you don't want to buy it straight away, you want to find out weather or not its a scam, so you type in google "is (what ever the name is) a scam." After doing this you will find tons of "reviews" of the system, and they will all say about how brilliant it is and how you will be able to quit your job if you buy it. Then at the bottom of the screen you will find a link to visit the site.

This is an affiliate link so if you go back to the site through that link and purchase the system the person that wrote the review will get his commission, usually ranging between 50% and 75% of the price, so a nice sum of money for writing a review.

So why is it a scam?

These "reviewer's" know that people are probably going to be doing research before purchasing and seen as its free to write a review they will write all sorts of good things about it in the hope that people will be convinced by their review and buy through their link, they will write exactly what the reader wants to hear to convince them. The chances are these reviewers have never used the product or even purchased the system, these reviewers are almost as bad as the ones that make these systems.

I want to make something clear here, not all review's on the internet are crap, in fact most of them away from the gambling and work from home industry are not, but in this market you need to be very careful. 

SCAM 3: FAKE YOUTUBE TESTIMONIAL SCAM

I don't mind naming a few names for this one. There are a lot of youtube testimonials especially for roulette sniper. Trouble is these testimonials are fake for the reasons mentioned in the above scam. Basically in the video description at the right hand side of the video they put their affiliate link in the hope you will watch the video, like what you hear and then click on the link and go and buy it.

These losers that make these videos aren't only desperate but they've also got a nerve. One guy has the cheek to claim he makes $3000 PER DAY using roulette sniper. To be honest if you have half a brain you will know what he is saying is pure bullshit. These guys try and set it up like the perfect scam by setting up a few different accounts on youtube and then commenting on their own video saying things like, "Dude your right roulette sniper rules I'm not doing as good as you but I'm still making $1500 per day."

If you actually click on these bogus user accounts and look at their personal comments you will usually find either angry comments from real people saying "your a liar you work for roulette sniper," or desperate people that just can't understand that they've been scammed saying, "What settings are you using with roulette sniper because I'm only betting $1 a time and keep losing."

Unfortunately because I've said this these losers will probably go and update all their different youtube accounts and delete all the genuine comments from real people to try and keep things looking legit but just believe me that is what's going on youtube don't believe a word of it.

If you don't believe me then go ahead and click on their links and do as they say, just don't start crying when your not making $3000 a day.

SCAM 4: FAKE WINNING VIDEO SCAM

I was wondering whether or not to put this one in because by saying what I'm about to say I'm exposing a scam but also giving ideas to less intelligent scammers but here goes.

I scratched on this on the home page, all these videos showing winnings of $300 in two minutes or whatever are all fake. They are always done in play for fun mode not real money. On the screenshot on the home page I showed how he had covered up a box that in fun mode says "play for real money" and in real money mode says "cashier." Take a look at the screenshot below of what these actually look like in case you don't know.

(This was taken from a playtech casino where I do not play I just opened an account to get these screenshots.)

Obviously the makers of these videos don't want you knowing that they aren't playing for real money so like on the screenshot on the home page they cover this box up.

However their is a sneaky way of covering this box and still keep it looking like you are playing for real money. The piece of software the video makers usually use to record their video's is called Camtasia, read about that here.

At $299 it's expensive but their is a reason for the price, it's the best piece of software on the market at doing what it does, whether or not their are other software's capable of doing what I'm about to tell you I'm not sure.

After they have spent hours recording themselves and finally got a decent run of video they then stop the video and cut out the small winning run. This is when they get sneaky. They are able to stick pictures, or screenshots of whatever size they want over the top of their video while it is playing. So what the scammer does is cut out the "cashier" box from a real money account and then simply stick it over the top of the "play for real money" box from his fun mode account therefore making it look like a genuine video.

Also as I have already said these video's are done betting £10/$10 using a progression after a loss. This is just not realistic at all.

SCAM 5: CASINO BONUS SCAM

Any system that tells you to accept a welcome bonus from casino's is a scam. As I mentioned above these stupid bonuses come with wagering requirements, and roulette does not count towards them. The moment you place a bet on any game you will not be able to withdraw any money, even your own deposit money until you have completed these wagering requirements.

The casino's act as if they are doing you some sort of favor by giving you these bonuses, when really they know most people would of lost their money long before completing the wagering requirements, this is why they give you them, they aren't doing it to be kind.

Even when you ask the online support staff to disable bonuses from your account, they do their best to convince you to take the bonus because they know you are unlikely to ever cash anything out if you have one.

Always make sure you tell the support staff to disable bonuses from your account BEFORE you deposit any money, the casino's automatically give you these stupid bonuses when you deposit money to tie you in, in my opinion its a scam in disguise, if you want a bonus you should have to ask for it, not receive it without fully understanding what you will have to do to cash your money out. As long as you disable them before you deposit you can cash out your roulette winnings straight away.

Watch the video below for more information on the casino bonus scheme and how to avoid being sucked in by it.

SCAM 6: PENDING PERIOD SCAM

Many casino's have what is called a "pending period" before they process a withdrawal you make. Playtech casino's are the worst for this scam.

What this means is that after you make a withdrawal it takes the casino four days to actually process it and in many cases your withdrawal can take over a week to reach you because of this.

So why do they do this?

After you make the withdrawal they send you an email telling you that your withdrawal is in a four day pending period and during this time you can reverse the withdrawal at any time. Its a scam why not process your withdrawal straight away why the messing around waiting for four days? Basically what they are hoping is that you get bored waiting for your money and put the money back in your account and lose it.

Like I've previously said playtech casino's are the worst for doing this, pretty much all of them have this stupid policy, don't be sucked in by it, just be patient and wait to get your money if you choose to play at any of these casino's, if you do reverse a withdrawal you are playing write into the casino's hands.

I don't bother playing at any of these casino's anymore, why wait nearly a week to get your money when you can play at other casino's and have your money in six hours?

SCAM 7: SECURITY SCAM

This is the most annoying scam of all again playtech casino's are the worst for doing this. So you deposit money into an account you win some money, you make a withdrawal and then you get told that you cant have your money until you send them in photocopies of your identification.

They say that this is to make sure that your money is going to the right place. But surely if they are bothered about security they should ask for i.d before you deposit to make sure the money is coming from the right place.

Microgaming casino's adopt a policy of withdrawals going back to the place they were deposited form. Obviously this means if you deposit with moneybookers you withdraw to moneybookers, I have no problem with this. With most playtech casino's they insist on having a copy of your passport even if you are withdrawing back to the same source you deposited from.

But they don't say anything about it before you deposit, only when you make a withdrawal, they don't tell you before hand because they know 99% of players won't deposit in the first place if they know this. If you say anything to the online support staff they just say you agreed to it when you agreed to the terms and conditions when you signed up, its a devious scam.

Who wants the hassle of sending of your identification, especially as a lot of people don't have a scanner, therefore you can't email them what they want anyway.

Then there's the fact that most people, myself included, don't feel comfortable sending of their personal information, to some dodgy online casino.

So to sum up they will let you deposit money all day long, but as soon as you try to make a withdrawal they ask for identification in the hope that you won't bother so they can keep your money. I'm sure the casino's won't like me telling you this, but I'm also sure any player or even a mutual person that never has or will play at online casino will agree with me that if they are bothered about security and identification they should ask for it before you deposit, not let you give them money then ask for it.

I must say I've never had this kind of problem with microgaming casino's, only playtech casino's, 32 Vegas, acropolis casino and casino Tropez are just a few that have used this trick on me. This is not the case with all playtech casino's, you tend to find the ones that are primarily based in the UK don't try and scam you like this, probably because they are massive companies which profit hundreds of millions and have evolved past the need to use these underhand scamming tactics.