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!

Mrbidwin.com - a new auction scam

These auction scams come and go, I've already uncovered the largely scamming site Madbid. Mrbidwin doesn't quite work the same way, it is free to sign up and they then give you 100 free bids. They then sell money (for instance $1) and people use up their free bids trying to win the dollar, each time a bid is received the clock denoting the remaining auction time is turned back to 1 minute. It's likely you'll win a few times with your 100 bids unless you are bidding too early but the problem occurs when you start spending your own money on it to try to win, in theory you could make 10 bids of 0.10 and still break even if you won on the 10th time but in reality it will be too tricky with bidders on the computer side. A complete waste of time!