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Roulette Software Systems Reviewed

These days it seems like there are a lot of Roulette Software systems popping up all over the Internet. On their websites, they all claim to be winners, and even show video proof. I have taken the time to review three of these systems and will conclude with which software is the best one. I tested each software with a starting bankroll of $200.

The first system I looked at was the Roulette Killer software. The videos on the website seemed convincing enough, so I gave it a shot. When I purchased the software, there were no instructions that came with it, so it was a little confusing at first. I then went ahead and started using the software, and when it told me to bet, I had no idea how much to put on the roulette table! Keep in mind this software is a multi-betting system. I then decided to play with one dollar chips, and for the life of me I couldn’t make any money! In the end, I wound up losing my entire bankroll with this software.

The next system I tried was some new system called Roulette Raper (Terrible name by the way). I was really excited to try this because of all the other reviews out there that say it is good. I went over to the website, and there were so many pop-ups on it, it actually annoyed the crap out of me. I went ahead and bought it anyways. Another multi-betting system, but it tells you what to bet. The author claims that this system will make you money faster than the next system I’m going to tell you about, but it did the exact opposite. For a while I kept breaking even, but eventually lost my bankroll AGAIN!!

Finally, the last system I looked at was a program called Roulette Sniper. This system has obviously been around for a long time because it is all over the internet. At first glance, when I went to the Roulette Sniper website, I noticed a huge familiarity between it and the Raper product. Looking at the youtube video dates, it seems like the Raper product totally ripped off the Roulette Sniper website! Right away I had a good feeling about this because if someone is going to copy someone else?s product, then the original product must be good!

So I went ahead and purchased the Roulette Sniper roulette software. I noticed that the website owner set up a frequently asked questions area and provided a lot of product support. I then ran the program and it had SO many features, that I didn’t really know what to do. I ran the program on it’s default conservative settings, and did what it told me. I cleaned up. Every single bet it told me to do was correct, and I tripled my bankroll in 2 hours. That means I made almost $400.

I was quite happy, but I wasn’t ready to call it successful just yet. I then tested it over the next two weeks, limiting my play time to 2 hours per day. I kept winning. Every day. I was so happy with this product, I wrote the website owner and thanked him.

So to conclude, I highly recommend Roulette Sniper over the other two, because it actually wins. The author knew exactly what he was doing when he made it, and that is why I wrote this review. To get the Roulette Sniper Software, visit this website: www.roulettesniper.com

Poker Site Statistics reveal stiff competition among Top 2

In a recent poker site popularity statistics, Pokerstars.com leads the online poker market with 25000 ‘Real Cash’ players. It is far ahead of nearest competition Full Tilt Poker which has approximately 15000 ‘real cash’ players. Full Poker Tilt has seen a decline in the number of players in the first few weeks of February. From 20000 average ‘real cash’ players the numbers have fallen to around 15000 players. This is not a very good sign for the site and there is some catching-up that needs to be done. PokerStars has moved way ahead with average numbers as high as 35000 ‘real cash’ players from 25000. However, there is a clear sign that the Top 2 poker sites are way ahead of other online poker sites. There are many features which attract players to these 2 sites. Some of them are 100% bonus and large number of players, tables and tournaments to choose from.

Some of the other sites that have less than 10000 ‘real cash’ players are Party Poker and ipoker. Recently iPoker was losing ground and the average number of players had dropped to around 4700 but recently the numbers have started to pick-up indicating better performance of the site. The list of poker websites that are active is long but as we go down the list the number of ‘real cash’ players reduces dramatically. The performance of a poker site depends on marketing strategies, usability, user interface, tournaments, bonuses and a host of other factors.

The list of websites which have more than 1000 players include Ongame which has approximately 5000 players, Cereus which has around 2000 players, International at almost 5000 and MicroGaming Network about 3000. With newer technologies making the launching of poker sites much easier, the competition among poker websites is set to increase. However, the major chunk of online poker revenues will continue to remain with the leading websites. Poker websites hardly reveal their earnings but the top sites generate millions of dollars in gaming money. Online poker and gaming is illegal in the United States and as a result the bankrolling of funds has come down drastically. If online poker becomes legalized in the United States one will definitely see a huge upswing in online poker revenues.

In the ranking list Cake Poker, Entraction, Pacific Poker and Svenska Spel are some of the other names. Some of the websites accept US players but many among them do not, given that online gambling is illegal in the USA. Online poker is becoming popular in Europe, Latin America and Asia and we are seeing many launches happening in these regions. With the US still undecided on the issue operators are looking at other destinations where online poker is legal.