Casino bust system

[Sarafan69]

Hello there,

have anyone tried this system? hxxp: casinobust. homestead. com/

Im curious what is that about. . . thanks people

[curious]

Hello there,

have anyone tried this system? hxxp: casinobust.  homestead.  com/

Im curious what is that about.  .  .  thanks people

Geeze, he only wants $49 for it, buy it and see what it is all about.

[Sarafan69]

ha  you can buy also, no?

[curious]

ha  you can buy also, no?

Well, I'm not the one that is wondering what it is all about, you are.   So, you should spend the $49 to find out.

[Sarafan69]

  yeah you are right.  But I didnt start this thread for someone to advice me to buy 

[Skrizy]

Always a scam, always!

[Sarafan69]

if you say so, but what is not scam? What DO has a chance?

[defeatrng]

It's tracking lines, when 3 lines haven't hit for 9 spins you start betting on them with 1,2,4,8,16,32 per line progression.
I lost on my first bet because Playtech are rigged. 

[VLSroulette]

Hello DefeatRNG, welcome to the forum.

Sorry to hear you lost at the very first time.

Since I do not have proof of their fairness (or not) I can't affirm Playtech RNG is rigged (or not!), but what I can tell you is RNG is not even roulette and when you choose to face it, you are actually facing a hardware-based TRUE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR, which means there is simply no way any human factor (operator) or physical traits can play any role in the numerical stream you are being presented; and precisely people who beat roulette agrees that the human factor or the roulette device's physical traits is what makes it possible for them to profit, so while I'm not affirming Playtech is rigged, I can affirm because the numerical generation is different in nature (perfect RNG hardware versus human-operated + physical device), they are two different "beasts".

So if you intend to apply a roulette system, apply it at roulette and avoid these "emulators".

Regards.

Your friend,
Victor

[VLSroulette]

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