Is this for real? Slot system

My gut of course tells me this is BS but then again the guy offers a money back guarantee.


It was also pointed out that he has a youtube channel and gave a guy the system for free because he claimed he had cancer. I think that could be this guy who created another gmail account to fake the comments.

You always hear the person who says if this guy really has a system why would he be selling it. He would just take the casinos for millions and run. While I think this is true what if the system does not work that way. What if these people need more money a year or are trying to get more money through other ways. Lots of people who are entrepreneurs take systems that they have learned to create wealth and use it as another way to make their money grow. I.E. Financial advisors who have become millionaires and then write books that show how to generate wealth. Those books are another way they make profit and make themselves wealthier.

I know slots use random number generators and so it would seem there is no real way to beat slots and yet I just learned from another thread that at one time there were banking slots and those still might be out there in limited numbers in which one can in fact beat the slots!

Quote: chupacabra31

I just learned from another thread that at one time there were banking slots and those still might be out there

I thought I had decipered what 'banking slots' meant, now I'm wondering again. What does this term that cannot be found at WoO actually mean?

LOL!!

I also offer a money back guarantee on my system. Send me $99 and if you don't make a $1000 the first day I will refund your $99.

This offer is open to everyone.

Notice he doesn't use the word "profit" on his web page? He's won 100s of jackpots totally over 7 figures. I can do that too if I'd be willing to gamble more than that.

I love those one page websites. Run away......fast.

Quote: DRich

LOL!!

I also offer a money back guarantee on my system. Send me $99 and if you don't make a $1000 the first day I will refund your $99.

This offer is open to everyone.

I'm in! :) Hey wait a minute what about my 1000?

This is obviously a scam, but in general there are a lot of reasons why an AP might teach others or "sell" his system.

Nearly all forms of advantage play require some sort of travel, and usually constant travel. From card counting to edge sorting to those other things that shall not be named, if you have any decent sort of edge you win a lot, and generate heat, so constantly moving is best. Also, conditions are constantly changing - even machine pros in this day and age rarely play only one area. The "lazy AP" is one who finds an opportunity, plays it into the ground, and moves on to the next location, where he repeats the same thing. It's really exhausting - one reason professional teams are almost always willing to recruit.

Many otherwise intelligent AP's have horrible interpersonal skills and draw attention to everything they do, in which case they burn their name quickly and require the help of others. Some of the things I've seen include two top tier cardholders nearly get into a fist fight with a slot attendant/supervisor watching over a quarter VP machine when there was a large bank of seemingly identical machines sitting vacant. What must the staff think when they see two people with a combined annual amount of coin in north of 10 million arguing over this machine? Fortunately, they aren't paid to think.

Also, in many cases, there's a cap on what you can make hourly given table limits, machine denomination, etc. If I knew of something that could make $50/hr that is sitting fallow, and I could sell it to a guy who's making $0/hr, for $500, and explain it to him in 10 minutes, then everyone wins. There are unfortunately a lot of problems that prevent that from being a reality nearly ever.

What a scam.

While it is possible to increase your chances of winning on some slots, it's not on the ones that he shows in his pictures. Keno? lol. 5x and 10x pay machines? Nope. Why does he have the credits covered up on those wins? Kind of strange isn't it?

He's probably dropping $300,000 into machines a year and winning back $282,000 (with some of that being jackpots) and still losing $18,000.

ZCore13

I have a system that I will provide for free. I hope I am not walking on this websites toes.

I will post it in a spoiler so that spam bots won't profit on it. I would rather WoV readers get in on it.

mistake post

Quote: chupacabra31

http://www.smartgaming.com/html/articles/banking_slot_machines.htm

thanks. Seems very similar to "must hit by" progressives, or no?

Quote: DRich

LOL!!

I also offer a money back guarantee on my system. Send me $99 and if you don't make a $1000 the first day I will refund your $99.

This offer is open to everyone.

Haha very funny DRich but I will see your offer and BEAT IT!

Send me $49 and if you don't make a $1000 I will refund your $29.

I'm ashamed of smart guys like DRich ripping you guys off. Call now and get FREE casino swag, of my choosing.

I have a way to beat slots and make tons of $$$ that I will gladly share with you for free:
Step 1: Break down the pseudo-random number generator to the level where you can know when a machine can hit at a very specific fraction of a second.
Step 2: Train yourself to hit "spin" on a very exact fraction of a second.
Step 3: Win every jackpot in every casino.
Step 4: Be the first professional slots player to get banned.

Quote: odiousgambit

I thought I had decipered what 'banking slots' meant, now I'm wondering again. What does this term that cannot be found at WoO actually mean?

I use the term banking all the time. With progressives money is being banked. With a slot game like Double Diamond Mine diamonds are being banked. If you find enough diamonds banked then you play until you get the bonus. The guy in the link is selling BS. Look at the pictures. He's playing sucker slots.

Quote: Zcore13

What a scam. While it is possible to increase your chances of winning on some slots, it's not on the ones that he shows in his pictures. Keno? lol. 5x and 10x pay machines? Nope. Why does he have the credits covered up on those wins? Kind of strange isn't it? He's probably dropping $300,000 into machines a year and winning back $282,000 (with some of that being jackpots) and still losing $18,000.ZCore13

He has a picture of the Lucky Bells keno game on his site. I did the math on this game years ago. Here in Montana its a fifty cent bet and the meter caps at $800. When the meter is capped its a 93% game. Of course, in other jurisdictions the meter might not cap....but good luck finding a meter high enough to play.

Hey Mickey, do you know if Frost N' Fire Keno can be beaten?

Quote: RichBuddy

Hey Mickey, do you know if Frost N' Fire Keno can be beaten?

Bad news Good news Bad : Mickey be gone from here Good : Mickey be sober 100+ days Praying Mickey makes it.