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Already a popular game, roulette has received much more fame when it ventured to the realm of the Internet. The web is now full of sites giving advice on how and where to play Roulette. Meanwhile, some roulette websites offer roulette systems which can purportedly help players increase their odds of winning. However, many of these systems simply do not work, and are designed for the sole purpose of making the website owners money. Often, these systems are heavily advertised and may seem legit to undiscerning eyes. So there are two things you must do to ensure you do not get ripped off by a Roulette system. The first is to accept that no roulette system will work long term, and the second is to realise that if anyone found a legitimate system, they would never advertise it. These are some of the things that you will see with many systems that indicate that it is fake. 1. Claims that you will win huge amounts. Bogus roulette systems rely so much on deceptive marketing. The most obvious example of this scam, and the No.1 item on our list is the use of impossible claims by the websites or individuals advertising these systems. Examples of these claims are boasts about minimizing the house's edge in roulette, which is totally impossible unless you change the rules of the game. 2. Found via suspicious links. Many of these scam systems are often found through mis-leading links, which users are expecting to take them to unrelated content. The links may be disguised as links to roulette tips, or something totally unconnected to roulette. 3. No proof that it works. Many websites that offer roulette systems showcase videos showing visitors just how effective their systems can be. But very few offer to show visitors a live demonstration of the system. A video can easily be manipulated to show only the winning rounds, and any real time demonstration is likely to show the system failing. 4. Fake testimonials about how great the system is. These sites will usually contain testimonials from players who have made $xxx with the system. Ask yourself why anyone who has made money with the system would want to make themselves known to the casinos, who could well ban them for using it? Those with the same name may even turn out as folks that have nothing to do with gambling at all. This is deceptive marketing, and this alone tells that the system is a fraud. 5. Guarantees of winnings. Finally, there are systems that guarantee roulette winnings. These systems should be avoided, as the claim is basically a lie by itself - roulette is totally random, and whether you profit or go bankrupt depends on chance. Unfortunately, that is an undeniable fact, and so you can forget about buying a system, and just enjoy the game in your own way. All these indicators can be summed up by no more than two words: deceptive marketing. No roulette system can guarantee to make you rich.

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