In particularly with extensive scams and blatant manipulation throughout the Internet, you can never get enough proof of effectiveness for a product – especially a gambling-related product. This page lists various elements of proof for you to consider. If you are in doubt of my claims, I suggest simply visiting me for a personal demo.
In-Person Demonstrations
The best proof you can get is visiting me in person for a demo. You will see everything for yourself, including a full demonstration on a modern and common roulette wheel that is deliberately very difficult to beat. I’m sure you’ll agree you’d like to see a demonstration in difficult conditions.
If you are more curious without serious intent to purchase, I suggest attend a public demonstration where you will see a basic demonstration on a wheel that’s difficult to beat. See the video recording of a previous public demonstration in the videos section. If you have serious intent to purchase, contact me to arrange a private demonstration where I will show you more than what you’d see in a public demo.
Some of what you’ll see and learn includes:
* Introduction to the basics of beating roulette: I’ll teach you how roulette computers work, and explain the differences between basic roulette computer algorithms and what my devices do.
* Comparison with all other publicly available devices: decide for yourself if other vendors are honest
* 4 hour demonstration on a very difficult wheel: you will see a wheel that is rated about 9/10 difficulty. You will know this for yourself when you see how erratic the ball bounces. Most wheels you will play for real are rated about 6/10.
If you can’t physically visit me, the next best option is a live webcam demo. You see everything you would in person, without needing to travel.
Video Recordings
While videos can be easily edited, the important videos I provide are clearly not easily faked. For example, the public demo recording is with a group of individuals. You can decide for yourself if I paid a group of actors or not. When considering videos as proof of anything, I suggest reading the roulette computer scams section so you know how videos are often manipulated by roulette computer sellers.
TV Documentaries and News Articles
Roulette computer team wins $1.3M in Ritz Casino
TV documentary about the Ritz team players
Money-back Guarantee
If you find the Uber roulette computer does not accurately predict spins from any roulette wheel under reasonable conditions, I will gladly give you a 200% refund and you can keep the computer. See official terms and conditions.
Casino Awareness
Of course casinos are aware of roulette computers – it is one of the few things that concern them, so you can understand even they know they are a serious threat. But protecting themselves is not as simple as just calling no more bets before the ball spins, because if they do this, fewer bets are made by all players, and this means overall less revenue for them.
Additionally it is virtually impossible for them to provide wheels that are simply not beatable. So they rely mostly on detection of consistent winners. Once a player is suspected of using a roulette computer, the typical response is the dealer calls no more bets earlier until the player either starts to lose or leave. When the player leaves, normal procedures can resume. It is an easy solution for them. Almost never is a player actually banned or physically ejected. This is why I always tell players what you win is more limited by how long you can remain undetected. Staying “under the radar” is a very large part of what I teach players because your success relies on it.
Ultimately, most casino staff consider roulette computer users an inevitable hazard, but not without measures of control.
Corporate Laws
Scams or businesses with questionable conduct never trade as a corporation. This is because registered corporations are subject to strict trading guidelines that are enforced by the authorities. If you are scammed by a corporation, you can complain to the authorities that have a mandate to pursue your complaint and if necessary, take action on your behalf. If you are scammed by a standard business (or sole trader), you have no option but to take the merchant to court, which is costly and unreasonable especially when considering international borders.
My point is if I was operating a scam, or if my products were not as I claimed, I wouldn’t be in business long if I traded as a corporation. I’ve now been trading as a corporation since 1999. You can check for yourself how many roulette system or roulette computer vendors operate as a corporation.