I had Kaspersky at the time when ophis first released this and I never had any problems downloading it then. Although I just used it as a tracker and didn't use the bot.

Let's hope Port Vale win tonight!

It will be beans on toast for a week if they don't. 

Quote from: Bayes on January 24, 2013, 06:33:31 PM
There's even a short chapter on roulette (the author's say DON'T play it.  )

Download Link

cheers Bayes 

I have a lot of  the old smartsig magazines and I can never remember a roulette system published 

I will wade through them again and see if there is anything of interest that I can find.

One of the main problems is that the regulatory bodies mostly consist of a group of people who could not really give a flying fig about the ordinary punter in the street.

The gambling industry is fuelled by greed and you can't expect them to be saints considering many of our so called pillars of society are mostly just interested in making a quick buck nowadays. The gambling industry needs properly regulating and that just is not happening.

I don't expect it to get better anytime soon.

Quote from: Bayes on January 24, 2013, 07:48:02 AM
Bally, according to Casinomeister they have a high score and have been accredited since 2007 -

http://www.casinomeister.com/accredited_casinos/bet365casino.php

Question is, can Casinomeister be trusted? 

Wikipedia on Bet365

I think that site caters mostly to 'slot jockeys' which I always find a bit ironic considering the nature of the site. 

However to be fair, I have noticed that the 'meister' has acted even on casinos who were pretty high up the pecking order.

Betfred were one of his best advertised casinos last year and he took them of the accredited list for previous misdiscretions. They then got reinstated and now they are off again.

I have said in the past that there are too many smarmy casino affiliates on that site and that still holds true.

What does any of that have to do with bet365?

Well, I know they were in trouble recently in Australia. It had something to do with the tote pools at the racetracks.

They are implicated in this rogue software scandal.

They knock back customers left right and centre in the uk. They are not called bet £3.65 for nothing!! 

My experience on the live casino front is that they will take countermeasures once you start getting ahead and it looks like you are a hard nut to crack.

cheers

 
I used to target bet365 for just small regular wins. Everything went well for a while and then I started getting connection problems with them. Now I know this can happen from time to time but it only happened on my winnng bets. Complaining to them brought me no joy and the girl said nothing when I told her I was going to close my account and take my business elsewhere. So that's what I did.

I would stay away from playtech casinos if I were you Spike.

William Hill are another one of these and they have a pretty bad rap lately on the forums for non payment and closing accounts.

playtech....

bet365
betfred
william hill
prestige
europa

There are loads of them. I wouldn't trust any of them lot to be honest.


I have never had a problem with the following...

dublinbet

smartlive

fairway

ladbrokes

Spike! They are not honest!

They are in violation of a license they hold with the GRA.

Here is part of a thread on Casinomeister at the moment........



To ensure that my investigation isn't seen as targeting Betfred i've conducted the same test at Bet 365.

100 spins on real play - 4 double numbers - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=368_D...ature=youtu.be

350 spins on free play - no double numbers - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgTwq...ature=youtu.be - odds of occurence 1 in 62,623,617.


here is the full thread if you are interested
http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/casino-complaints-non-bonus-issues/54475-finsoft-spielo-g2-games-rigged-rogue-software-53.html

bet365 are just as much implicated in this current scandal as betfred are.

It does not surprise me either with the history I had with them.

You will get along fine with them as long as you don't intend winning.

enough said!

Quote from: Sputnik on January 23, 2013, 09:47:59 PM
  I remember some of the old names, this bobbybobby guy scam SeeJerek in the past with Kimo Li strategy and there was money involved.

That is what I was alluding to regarding the holyman threads!

The majority of threads on that site are not worth investigating.

I don't mind admitting I have probably trawled through every roulette message board throughout the years just looking for bits and pieces of info that I could work with.

My personal opinion is numerology and the matrix stuff don't work.

cheers

It appears after spending some time reading the holyman thread that he used his own version of 'kimo li' strategies. People who spoke with him in private never really got to the bottom of it.

I don't have a clue how Ray did it. He seemed to go from picking 2 numbers to 6 numbers in various challenges and won them all.

If memory serves me correct, he was from South Africa! There was another guy posting around that time from the same area and he was called Jacksaidaisal or something like that. He seemed to have an idea what he was talking about and it may be that Ray helped him out a bit. Maybe reading some of his posts would be worth the effort.

I will keep my private thoughts to myself however I would spend time looking at ray's posts before studying anything holyman said.

cheers.

There are two threads on page 30 of the main section at rouletteforum.net

''Another challenge for ray'' (155 replies)

and

''Friendly challenge for holyman'' (528 replies) 

Maybe that will give someone some clues or answers.

Quote from: TwoCatSam on January 23, 2013, 02:09:15 PM
  Every time you tossed your lure, you caught a lunker bass.  How long would that be fun?  So you went bowling and threw nothing but strikes.  Golfing?  Nothing but holes in one!  Then you went to a bar and all the beautiful girls flocked to you. 

Forget the golf and fishing! what's the name of the bar? 

I remember reading that thread ages ago.

Was it not something to do with numerology?

My curiosity got the better of me after reading that thread and I remember then looking in the archives of the old rouletteforum.net site. I am sure the guy did a test there as well and passed with flying colours. I am also pretty certain holyman was a prolific poster on there as well. I never found anything concrete that you could pin down and test.

I get the feeling a lot of the guys on those sites were into all the matrix stuff and voodoo.

I am not saying it does not work! I hope it did and still does for some of them, however I never found anything that I could actually use.

Blackburn Rovers vs Brighton & Hove Albion Prediction 1 - 1      You hit the jackpot Alexandro.   Very well done! 

I just noticed you got the other correct score as well!

Aston Villa vs Bradford City Prediction 2 - 1

The dropbox upload is not very clear on some of the pages.

I did try to attatch as a PDF but it was not having it. I have mentioned this to Victor several weeks ago about getting a message saying the files are too long when I tried to upload something else. He did say he was going to look into it. So I will put it up again later when things get sorted out.

The Solidus was a book written by Dave Towey away back in the 90's.

It was a bit of a revolutionary way of thinking and many good trainers of the day learned how to place their horses to better effect after studying the concepts in this book.

It was never widely available and finding a copy now would be like finding hens teeth.

It was however serialized in late 2003 in the monthly magazine Smartsig. (Smartsig was like the shrewdies bible for a period of a few years where some of the best AP players contributed their knowledge)

I will reproduce it here and maybe some of you will gain some knowledge from it and even come up with your own ideas after studying it.

I will add I know of several people who won national tipping competitions using the criteria in the Solidus for finding selections.

cheers.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i81ydog6ug3ypiq/The%20Solidus.CV01.pdf?m