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Well done, AI, for understanding PC-literate members' reservations about the software, and responding well.

Keep that up and you'll soon become an accepted and valued member of the 'family'. 

You could then find a more receptive response to your offer of the software.

So take heart -- and keep posting!

Some are happy about that. Others are not.   That's fine.

What we do NOT want is for continued criticisms to flow from the same poster ad nauseaum.

Say your piece if you really must and leave it at that.

I recently posted the following gentle warning to a member who didn't know when to stop.  It applies to all who think it's acceptable to carp and criticise indefinitely. It ain't!!



OK, *****. You've had your say and expressed your reservations and comments.

But now is the time to stop and not persist. (Yes, take this as a gentle and friendly warning lest you fall from grace.  )

What Glen said or did on other forums is water under the bridge and does not apply here.. We all make errors. The trick is to learn from them.

The expression 'poacher turned gamekeeper' applies to Glen's takeover of the forum.  When in living in England I knew a couple of ex-poachers and they were superb gamekeepers.

As the new owner, his perspective has inevitably changed -- for the better, I might add.

In summary, if you don't approve that's fine. Just don't keep needling and banging the same drum.

Membership here is not compulsory. Acceptable behaviour is.

@ LUGI

OK, Lugi. You've had your say and expressed your reservations and comments.

But now is the time to stop and not persist. (Yes, take this as a gentle and friendly warning lest you fall from grace.  )

What Glen did on other forums is water under the bridge. We all make errors. The trick is to learn from them.

The expression 'poacher turned gamekeeper' applies to Glen's takeover of the forum.  When in living in England I knew a couple of ex-poachers and they were superb gamekeepers.

As the new owner, his perspective has inevitably changed -- for the better, I might add.

In summary, if you don't approve that's fine. Just don't keep needling and banging the same drum. 

Membership here is not compulsory. Acceptable behaviour is.

For those unfamiliar with the VRTech platforms look at the second image: Column D

The black figures are the profits per spin !

(The numbers spun are in Column C.)

What you see here is not a fluke. It's the product of at least a decade of testing and development. And no -- it's not for sale.

Congratulations, Thomas. An outstanding achievement. 

Quote from: Lugi on June 19, 2018, 12:25:08 PM
I'm totally with Gizmo on this, mind boggling that somebody expects somebody to download an .exe file then expect you to run it, 

Perhaps esoito might be keen??

Esoito most certainly is NOT keen!      In fact, two posts above yours I even explained some potential pitfalls -- you missed seeing it 

Not keen, that is, on my main PC.  But I have a 'dirty' PC on which I have sandboxes and several virtual OS on which to test and experiment as part of penetration testing and software testing.

Having completed several  penetration testing courses  I'm all too aware of the tricks black-hat hackers get up to to gain access to others' devices.

And  a classic method (one of dozens) is to dangle 'attractive' software as a lure.

So we'll take that as a 'no'.

Mind you, I too would be reluctant to run a program from someone who has only just joined and about whom we know nothing.

That would be a very good way to install malware, a keylogger to grab passwords and the like,  to steal ones identity, and deliver a payload that will trash the OS on a certain trigger -- assuming our newbie intends harm.

But what if he/she is completely innocent of all those calumnies?    What if the software is no more or no less than it purports to be?

We have around 2000 members.

So it's of concern when I see only 102 views of the Revised Rules.  And some of those could well be guests !

And welcome from me, too.

It would be good if you and Giz can liaise and bounce ideas off each other. 

Who knows -- it might even lead to a revolutionary joint venture.   Now there's a thought...

A good question.  I've often wondered about that.

So come on, Mike. Rise to the occasion. It's not like you to remain silent!

One other thing.  His disclaimer is as follows:

GENERAL CONDITIONS: Playing Online roulette is risky and your capital is at risk. I am not responsible for any losses if you decide to use my Apps and systems. I do not guarantee the profit and do not offer any 100% sure or winning system. If you would find on internet that someone says he/she offers 100% winning system or that you cannot lose with his/her system, it is scam. Don't trust such offers because nobody can guarantee you a profit playing online roulette.


Can't be clearer than that. 

So no more talk of him operating a scam, thank you.

This is NOT a scam. It's a tool. No more; no less.

Petr has never claimed its infallibility or that it's the key to an income. 

I have watched most of his videos.  He plays in real-time and he plays with real money.  (Scammers usually play in games/demonstration mode for obvious reasons.)

Nobody is compelled to buy anything from Petr.  It's their choice entirely. 

Finally, as far as I'm concerned, there is NO violation of Forum Rule 9. 

@ Gimotron

PLEASE offer Mike a free seat in your proposed tuition group.    ( Mike, PLEASE accept it if he does, and work through the whole course.)

Mike might even finally acknowledge the validity of your Global Effect. 

And then the rest of us can all heave a sigh of relief as peace finally breaks out. 

Let's not be too hard on him! That's a pretty good return given that Petr concentrates on RNG only.

It translates to a decent hourly rate, too, if sustained at that level.

But of particular note is his Challenge. 

Since starting it a little over a year ago he has made a profit of at least 12 000 euros!  On RNG.  Impressive...

Full details are on his site:   http://shareschoice.com/     (It's very close to the bottom of that page.)

All members should read the updated and revised rules without delay.

Most rules have been kept the same or with a few tweaks, but there are one or two additional rules.

Please take special note of the new one about copying and pasting.

It's the responsibility of all members to read the rules, and to try to abide by them when posting.

"Oh, but I didn't know." is not a defence.  Try that one if you get pulled over when driving and see what happens!