easycasinoprofits.com - A scam - the only person making easy profits is this site

This scam uses the famously simple and completely ineffective yet promising looking system that involves betting on high, middle or low depending on the sequence of results. It may look good onpaper but it honestly fails very badly in action.

This website has affiliate links for you to sign up to 888.com and RushmorecasinoUSA.com, his job is not for you to win but for you to sign up and deposit money with either of these companies, therefore it's his job to make the system sound like it will work. Don't be fooled!

casinoexpertonline.com - A scam, spin the wheel at your risk

Casinoexpertonline.com is one of the many roulette scams out there on the web. The saying "there's one born every minute" about people who fall for a scam is the basis on which these unwanted scam meisters operate.

A well known roulette system which works well in free play and often for a little bit on the regular tables but ultimately fails in the long-term and will result in you losing lots of money is recommended here. Don't believe the author of the site, he wants nothing but for you to sign up through his affiliate links which is where he makes the money.

Rouletteflaw.com - might as well call the site roulette scam!

When it comes to looking for money making opportunities on the net, it really pays to have a think about where the site is making money and to plug your brain in and to apply common sense, follow the old hackneyed rule "if it's too good to be true, it probably is". Like so many roulette sites out there, they claim that this sytem goes undetected by the casino and they are doing it just to help people. What rubbish, the owner of this site gives you two links to "exploitable casinos" and that's where he makes his money - you sign up to those casinos and he gets money as an affiliate.

The system works on paper but in reality it's far more complicated, the fact that you try it in free mode and works is the reason he's rich! Stay away from this.

Breakroulette.com - A costly scam

Breakroulette.com is a unique idea if nothing else, in no way does it follow the footsteps of the usual roulette scams but instead involves a small application which is to be run alongside the roulette. This looks impressive as does their snazzy website complete with videos supposedly in "real mode" but it fails where it matters - the results are extremely poor and you will be losing money if you follow this. What's more is that this unconvincing piece of software comes at a cost of around $50!

Roulettewizard.com - What a scam! Stealing in the name of charity!

This website claim to have "set up a website for £20 knowing that lots of the winnings will go to charity"! This is a lie from the start, they are forking out money on google ads so there is a profit for them. The profit is clear, like lots of other faceless websites out there trying to make you believe that this simple yet ineffective roulette system works. The only ones making money here are the casino and the website through their affiliate banners and ads. Stay away!

zarabiac.com - A Polish casino scam

Zarabiac.com is a Polish version of the common roulette scam, the website may be in Polish but the template is extremely similar to more international ones. This website makes you submit your details which will most likely be sold on to spammers, they then take you to a page explaining that you can earn 300 euros per day with a well-known roulette system that doesn't work, whilst smartly adding their affiliates to the webpage. That's how they make money. You won't!

make2s.me - Another version of the cash maker scam

Earlier on in the day, I mentioned the cash maker method website being a scam, well another one that I came across which suggests high earning possibilities through the information on its website is http://www.make2s.me/2956/0/en - this website is a carbon copy of cashmakermethod.com and also acts as a front for signing up via affiliates. Do not follow the casino related instructions that it relays to you. Don't even bother visiting the site!

www.martingale-roulette.fr/win - Another tiresome roulette scam

Roulette scams are plentiful on the internet, webpages promising to tell you a secret of betting odd then even or switching from one colour another or to stick with one and keep on increasing the bet. The fact is this simple system does not work, this website which is usually in French (www.martingale-roulette.fr) also has an English page which is being advertised through google ads at the moment. I recommend avoiding the information he tells you, it's merely a front so that you will sign up through the affiliates on his page.

Cashmakermethod.com - A posh website which boils down to a scam

Cash Maker Method have really done their utmost to avoid looking like the typical roulette scam site, their flashy pages and videos, promises to teach you techniques that will make you rich. What it really is, though is several roulette systems which should work on paper but don't work in reality. The only person making money here is this website through affiliates. Stay away from the online casino, if you want to get rich or earn money!

A scam with a bad name - adcommunications2u.bravehost.com/casino.html

I've caught out quite a lot of scams today and here is one that can't even seem to afford a decent domain name - maybe there's a reason for that because I'm sure this person is earning quite well from this site. They offer free info regarding a highly well known and less than succesful roulette system as well as a mediocre blackjack system which also well known and promise that it's easy to win plenty. If it was, they wouldn't be needing to make money through the affiliate systems below.

Study the info and if you see anything like it again - make sure to stay away from that too! The casino is no place to earn a living unless you are a croupier!

AceCashSystem.com - Another Roulette Scam

AceCashSystem.com fits into the category that I mentioned previously on my post entitled "Forget the All Blacks"

The fact that they are giving the information away for free, should lead you to think - what's in it for them? Simple - they make money through the affiliate links to the casinos at the end of the page. After bigging up the possibilities of winning loads of money at the casino, you are likely to click. Don't do it! Read the above post for complete details.