Website Review and Suggestions

**A790** · 10-29-2006, 12:06 AM

Hey everyone,

I am the creator and owner of http://www.rouletteiseasy.com. I have put up the website for an Internet Marketing Class I am taking in university.

The websites main goal is to teach people how to cheat online Casino's out of their money by playing Roulette in a (so far) unbeatable progressive betting mechanism. This is the same method I am currently using to finance my education (tuition is expensive

).

I am attempting to increase traffic to the website for as little cost as possible, so if you want to earn $40-$60 USD an hour, go have a read at http://www.rouletteiseasy.com and have a look.

Also, please e-mail me at the address found on the website for some tips on getting more traffic to the website (I am hoping for 500 uniques a day.)

Thanks everyone

**SHydroxide** · 10-29-2006, 03:33 AM

I'm confused by this. When one discovers some sort of scam system or the like for any particular medium, one usually doesn't share that information, to keep the likelihood of keeping the scam going high.

The only conclusion I can come to is that you're affiliated with the two casinos you mention on your site.

**mrfemale2003** · 10-29-2006, 03:58 AM

this seems to be an ad posting.

**SHydroxide** · 10-29-2006, 03:59 AM

I figured if it was an ad, he'd have less posts...

**thomasweb** · 10-29-2006, 02:09 PM

It's not about cheating, he use affiliate links to casino websites.
Smart way to promote an affiliate program.

**Alien-Fury** · 10-29-2006, 02:12 PM

I like the colors and buttons.

**TonyTwoTime** · 10-30-2006, 12:43 AM

OK, lets do the math here. The dirty dozens are, in fact, 3:1 odds. So, that is correct.

From your website, you are saying add 1 dollar to the previous bet, while using your chart, and looking for runs of 5 of any 2 dozens. Here a short payout table, to help minimize thinking.

Bet/Payout Table

Bet Payout
1 3
2 6
3 9
4 12
5 15
6 18
7 21
8 24
9 27
10 30
11 33
(etc.)

So heres how it goes. I follow the table, and your "add a buck to the bet until you win" theory.

Say it takes me 11 spins to hit that low dozen Ive been waiting 15 minutes for at a public roulette table. Using your theory, youve already lost 66 dollars getting there, (adding one dollar to every bet, until I hit) and if I've been using your "system", the payout is only 33 bucks. Well, look at that. Ive lost 33 dollars.... You also mention you've seen dozens go 16 spins without a hit. Now that I can agree with. By that time, youve lost 136 dollars by raising the bet by one dollar increments. If you did hit on 16, youd get back 48 dollars, therefore you would have (for a lack of better terms) "lost your ***".

Not to mention the fact you forgot to take zero into account. This is a number on the wheel, so therefore, it has to come into play when figuring odds of the next dozen spun. It can be spun, so it must be counted somewhere....... Also, what if the roulette gods deal us 5 mid dozens in a row. Where do I bet? Hi or low? Boo-Yah! Gotcha again...... You cant assume that every 5 is going to be a mix of two dozens......

There is a roulette technique like this, and its been used before, only with semi-genius pros, and sets of 8-10 dozens, not 5. I could tell you how its done, but you can probably figure it out with what Ive written here.

The thing about it is, the correct technique only works with "no-limit" style roulette games, where you can bet anything, at anytime. Ive never seen these online, which means you need to have super-exceptional intelligence, concentration, and memory, because you are going to be playing in vegas, at major casinos, with every distraction you can imagine. Either its no limit, or the cut off better be very high. These high-roller tables have high min buyins as well, and you can expect to be placing 10+ grand or more on that high dozen, and lettin' it ride! But you're a gambler, so you know all this......

(PS - I cant make out what in the world the chart "Dozens (3:1)" is even for.)
(PSS - If I misunderstood your website, I apologize wholeheartedly, and please explain the technique. If not, shame on you.)
(PSS - Im willing to bet that if you sign up for an account, and deposit $200, and they match your $200, that you will not be able to turn around the same hour and withdrawl thier $200 into your bank account. You're a betting man. What are the odds?)

**A790** · 08:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyTwoTime

OK, lets do the math here. The dirty dozens are, in fact, 3:1 odds. So, that is correct.

From your website, you are saying add 1 dollar to the previous bet, while using your chart, and looking for runs of 5 of any 2 dozens. Here a short payout table, to help minimize thinking.

Bet/Payout Table

Bet Payout
1 3
2 6
3 9
4 12
5 15
6 18
7 21
8 24
9 27
10 30
11 33
(etc.)

So heres how it goes. I follow the table, and your "add a buck to the bet until you win" theory.

Say it takes me 11 spins to hit that low dozen Ive been waiting 15 minutes for at a public roulette table. Using your theory, youve already lost 66 dollars getting there, (adding one dollar to every bet, until I hit) and if I've been using your "system", the payout is only 33 bucks. Well, look at that. Ive lost 33 dollars.... You also mention you've seen dozens go 16 spins without a hit. Now that I can agree with. By that time, youve lost 136 dollars by raising the bet by one dollar increments. If you did hit on 16, youd get back 48 dollars, therefore you would have (for a lack of better terms) "lost your ***".

Not to mention the fact you forgot to take zero into account. This is a number on the wheel, so therefore, it has to come into play when figuring odds of the next dozen spun. It can be spun, so it must be counted somewhere....... Also, what if the roulette gods deal us 5 mid dozens in a row. Where do I bet? Hi or low? Boo-Yah! Gotcha again...... You cant assume that every 5 is going to be a mix of two dozens......

There is a roulette technique like this, and its been used before, only with semi-genius pros, and sets of 8-10 dozens, not 5. I could tell you how its done, but you can probably figure it out with what Ive written here.

The thing about it is, the correct technique only works with "no-limit" style roulette games, where you can bet anything, at anytime. Ive never seen these online, which means you need to have super-exceptional intelligence, concentration, and memory, because you are going to be playing in vegas, at major casinos, with every distraction you can imagine. Either its no limit, or the cut off better be very high. These high-roller tables have high min buyins as well, and you can expect to be placing 10+ grand or more on that high dozen, and lettin' it ride! But you're a gambler, so you know all this......

(PS - I cant make out what in the world the chart "Dozens (3:1)" is even for.)
(PSS - If I misunderstood your website, I apologize wholeheartedly, and please explain the technique. If not, shame on you.)
(PSS - Im willing to bet that if you sign up for an account, and deposit $200, and they match your $200, that you will not be able to turn around the same hour and withdrawl thier $200 into your bank account. You're a betting man. What are the odds?)

Woah a lot of content here.

Alright, first and foremost, you did misunderstand my content quite dramatically actually.

Secondly, is the layout alright? I want to make sure it's clear to read.

Thricely... yes, I am an affiliate. However, the Casino's only pay on net losses of the players and if you follow my strategy you shouldn't be losing.

Allow me to explain: you bet progressively. You don't just "add" a dollar; the chart specifies how much to bet (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 13, 20, 30, 45, 67, etc.). This means that you win what you've already bet PLUS a dollar or 2.

However, please let me know exactly where you went and misunderstood the content, as obviously that is important to me too.

I'm more concerned with the actual mechanics of the site right now though as I still recieve little traffic and I want the bugs sorted out.

Thanks for your input

EDIT: oh, and I should mention that both Casino's actually let you immediately withdraw your deposit. It makes no sense to me from a business students point of view, but hey, whatever... good for me and good for you

**TonyTwoTime** · 10-31-2006, 10:04 PM

You're right. I totally misunderstood the website. It needs to be reworded, and Ill mail you from now on.

Also, both of those casinos are no longer taking bets from citizens of the U.S. (you can thank our government)

Were you looking to aim this website toward non-us citizens?

Anthony

**Hoosier_Buddy** · 10:17 PM

Not to bad, the layout is good, the colors are a little off, your navigation is good.

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**A790** · 11-03-2006, 12:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyTwoTime

You're right. I totally misunderstood the website. It needs to be reworded, and Ill mail you from now on.

Also, both of those casinos are no longer taking bets from citizens of the U.S. (you can thank our government)

Were you looking to aim this website toward non-us citizens?

Anthony

I was aiming morso at Canadian/UK citizens.

**TonyTwoTime** · 11-05-2006, 11:35 PM

I wish I could say it was foolproof, but unfortunately, I cant. You cant base roulette on probability, and it'll never work 100%. That one time you lose, you lose big.

Anyway, Im sure youll receive a good grade for the site, being its based on traffic etc., but the individuals who get into it better be willing to lose $200 at anytime, and then hope it doesnt happen again before they make that $200 back.

**KingsbayTrader** · 11-07-2006, 12:40 AM

I have read the surface of the site content and it sounds like a scam.

The site sparks confusion when you are offering a win win solution scheme to gambling and then covering up your reasons for doing it as being a class marketing assignment. It seem a little hokey that your marketing class would have you set out to host a site (costing you money) and in turn you have affiliate links to which you get paid from relating to what you are proposing to beat.

The colors seam a little off.
I hope this helps good luck.

**nvman2007** · 11-07-2006, 01:31 AM

It's ok,Navigation is good.