Now I am sure you already know what gambling is, but let's reiterate:
"Gambling is to risk something of value for the chance of winning a prize" The word risk is very important in that sentence and something we should all realise is that there is no way to gamble without any risk. If you spend money in a casino then you are gambling and you are taking a big risk.
So I can hear you say "Yes, yes I know what gambling is, but what has it got to do with scams?"
Good question. Recently there has been a new wave of financial scams on the Internet when you type in "make money now". The sponsored ads look a bit like this:
Make Free Money
Make an easy $300 in 15 minutes.
The Crazy Doc reveals all. Join now
There are several different kinds of ads and different web addresses like easyfreeincome.
Now I know better these days, but only six months ago I was lured into this scam and I am really ashamed to admit it, because what follows is a very embarrassing series of losses that have really set things back for me and my husband and he still doesn't know.
As you will see if you visit any of these websites they reveal a "secret" as to how you can beat the casinos. As I had lost a small amount of money before, I was eager to get my own back on the casinos and follow the instructions to a T.
When you first look at this site you assume it must be real, because they are not asking you for any money. This really is free information. But don't be fooled. They make their money by encouraging you to sign up to certain casinos. They have links on their websites to the casinos that "work best with this strategy" and they get a large commission for introducing you as a player and when you lose your money, they get a percentage as well.
These sites encourage you to make a donation to them or "a good cause" if you win, which makes you think they must be good, if they aren't asking for money up front, but as I have already said, they get their money from the casino when you sign up.
Anyway I didn't know this at the time and I got rather excited about this "new" system. Actually it is just an old system called the Martingale system. Each time you lose you double your bet on a roulette table, until you win and make all your money back plus some. I loaded the casino and logged in as a practice player. Sure enough it worked and I won over $300 in practice mode. The same colour never came up more than 7 times.
I switched to money play and loaded the necessary $300 you need to make it work. I soon lost it all. As soon as the casino was in money play it was a lot harder, even though I was following the exact rules.
I felt so bad after that I had to take a day off work. It actually made me feel physically sick. I felt depressed and guilty.
Now here comes the really embarrassing bit. A few months later I saw another ad online. I clicked and read through it. It was another gambling site and this time it was a different strategy. It was still roulette, but you bet on columns and rows of three. Once a row didn't come up 7 times, you bet on the eighth time. The money I invested would mean I could lose 19 times in a row and still make a profit. I did this in a different casino casino-on-net.com or 888.com. In practice play it worked perfectly. As soon as I changed to money play I lost it all. That's right, that third of the table didn't come up 19 times in a row. That defeats all odds and I believe that online casinos are rigged.
It had worked so well in practice I was very confident. I lost $600 and again it really hit me hard.
I think I have finally learned my lesson. There is no strategy to beat online casinos.
This scam is packaged and sold in many different ways, including Software such as Roulette Sniper and Roulette Killer, but anything that involves an online casino will not work. Please do not risk it. The casinos will take your money and the website that referred you will get a cut.
"Gambling is to risk something of value for the chance of winning a prize" The word risk is very important in that sentence and something we should all realise is that there is no way to gamble without any risk. If you spend money in a casino then you are gambling and you are taking a big risk.
So I can hear you say "Yes, yes I know what gambling is, but what has it got to do with scams?"
Good question. Recently there has been a new wave of financial scams on the Internet when you type in "make money now". The sponsored ads look a bit like this:
Make Free Money
Make an easy $300 in 15 minutes.
The Crazy Doc reveals all. Join now
There are several different kinds of ads and different web addresses like easyfreeincome.
Now I know better these days, but only six months ago I was lured into this scam and I am really ashamed to admit it, because what follows is a very embarrassing series of losses that have really set things back for me and my husband and he still doesn't know.
As you will see if you visit any of these websites they reveal a "secret" as to how you can beat the casinos. As I had lost a small amount of money before, I was eager to get my own back on the casinos and follow the instructions to a T.
When you first look at this site you assume it must be real, because they are not asking you for any money. This really is free information. But don't be fooled. They make their money by encouraging you to sign up to certain casinos. They have links on their websites to the casinos that "work best with this strategy" and they get a large commission for introducing you as a player and when you lose your money, they get a percentage as well.
These sites encourage you to make a donation to them or "a good cause" if you win, which makes you think they must be good, if they aren't asking for money up front, but as I have already said, they get their money from the casino when you sign up.
Anyway I didn't know this at the time and I got rather excited about this "new" system. Actually it is just an old system called the Martingale system. Each time you lose you double your bet on a roulette table, until you win and make all your money back plus some. I loaded the casino and logged in as a practice player. Sure enough it worked and I won over $300 in practice mode. The same colour never came up more than 7 times.
I switched to money play and loaded the necessary $300 you need to make it work. I soon lost it all. As soon as the casino was in money play it was a lot harder, even though I was following the exact rules.
I felt so bad after that I had to take a day off work. It actually made me feel physically sick. I felt depressed and guilty.
Now here comes the really embarrassing bit. A few months later I saw another ad online. I clicked and read through it. It was another gambling site and this time it was a different strategy. It was still roulette, but you bet on columns and rows of three. Once a row didn't come up 7 times, you bet on the eighth time. The money I invested would mean I could lose 19 times in a row and still make a profit. I did this in a different casino casino-on-net.com or 888.com. In practice play it worked perfectly. As soon as I changed to money play I lost it all. That's right, that third of the table didn't come up 19 times in a row. That defeats all odds and I believe that online casinos are rigged.
It had worked so well in practice I was very confident. I lost $600 and again it really hit me hard.
I think I have finally learned my lesson. There is no strategy to beat online casinos.
This scam is packaged and sold in many different ways, including Software such as Roulette Sniper and Roulette Killer, but anything that involves an online casino will not work. Please do not risk it. The casinos will take your money and the website that referred you will get a cut.
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