Roulette Scams SCAM ALERT: RoulettePhysics.com

Hey mate, pull your head out of that barrel of whiskey!

 

iHeartRoulette:

Another honorable act you should consider: sign with your real name. There are people here who might think iHeartRoulette is… Ion Saliu aka Parpaluck! Which is not true. The Parpaluck nickname is well-known because I first used my real name in public forums.

Your heading “Here is a comprehensive list of the sites this scammer runs” is quite long for just one “owner” — 25 entries. Methinks the list applies to a crime ring with “Stefano” as its head.

I have received emails from some of the entries on your list. Some “representatives” of the “companies” on the list contradict one another. They even attack one another! It might be just another scheme — lead detractors and hostiles on the wrong track!

This must be a group of scammers. They know how obsessed some people, especially rich, are with roulette. They take advantage of that type of worldwide obsession, expressed as “Bond! James Bond!”

Problem with many people: They are not only gullible, they are downright stupid! Just listening for a minute to “Stephano” on genuinewinner raises that big flag that warns about outlandish crookery!

Another problem I have: Stephen Hourmouzis was prohibited from Internet access after his conviction. Maybe that’s the reason he created his crime ring and all those 25 websites! The law enforcement of Australia believes that Stephen Hourmouzis is no longer involved in Internet activities. “Stefano” is a totally different beast! And so is “SteveH”!

And, finally, it makes me believe that “iHeartRoulette” might as well be Stephen Hourmouzis. Or, perhaps, a member of the aforementioned roulette-scam ring. The entire ring simply brings attention upon the group and their “business”.

It is advertising, as bad as it might sound. More people become curious about those extraordinary “roulette systems”. As they say: “There is no bad advertising; there is only advertising.” Just look no further than the White House and how the occupant got there — via a lot of “bad advertising”!

Ion Saliu,
Founder of Roulette Mathematics
Founder of Theory of Streaks
Founder of Mathematical Axiomaticism

 

Hush you silly old crank

 

Must be a barrel of delusion, not whiskey! Sober up, old phart!

To be fair, though, you are are too shitty to be a member of Stefano's ring. Chances are better Gizmotron Cabron is...

 

???
Have you seen the state of yourself? Idiot

 

now I get it anyway seems too shady to read about it more now

 

My response to Ion Saliu (Parpaluck) is in the thread at https://www.gamblingforums.com/thre...saliu-saliu-com-gambling-system-seller.16545/

 

Yeah me too i had such a weird idea... Recently i found a gold mine and instead to take gold from it, i decided to sell the exact location to a lot of people because it sounds too logic... I'm wondering also if i won't offer a trial for 7 days.

 

Sharptracker, as I explained before:

I can very easily demonstrate such high edges. I can very easily prove all my claims. But proving anything is mighty difficult if the person isn't willing to listen, or if the admin wont let you publish the proof. But it's not difficult to find anyway.

I get it, you're skeptical. For good reason. I could go on, but if you or anyone doesn't think such edges are possible, I don't care. Anyone can find out the truth with a bit of research. I'm here only to refute nonsense.

 

And it's good to be skeptical. But nobody can know the truth without proper investigation. Which is why I listed ways anyone can easily find the truth for themselves. This doesn't involve taking my word. You cannot trust anyone's word alone.

 

of course I would not investigate myself I'm not too deep into

 

I'm not disagree on the fact that you can get 5% to X% edge, as it is possible to find a gold mine. But why on earth do you need to lose your time to explain sheeps that won't understand anyway instead to make money during that time like why on earth would i need to convince sheeps that i found a gold mine and that i try to sell them the location while i could exploit it myself.?

The real reason is probably that selling physics systems is safer than playing the wheel. Or maybe you cannot find good conditions to make money where you are... Life 's equation is how much money you make per hour and i guess you're enough clever to note that you would take much more with a 200% edge game than a discusiion with sheeps to get 1K or 2K.

How can you explain that?

 

Screw that business . Have fun as much as possible .

 

That's first FAQ on my website, as per below:

Q. Why would you sell them if they worked?
This is perhaps the most obvious question. The short answer is licensing some computers for others to use, while using them ourselves, maximizes our revenue.

It's an important question, so more detail is provided below:

1. Of course we the computers ourselves. Specifically we manage many teams for a profit split. This is done via the arrangement explained at roulettephysics.com/computer-service/

2. We already have more teams than we can comfortably coordinate. And there are far too many casinos for us to play in them all. So to maximize our revenue, we license the technology to other teams who play in casinos we don't play in.

3. Purchasers pay a fair price. It’s not like we sell them for $49.95. Our top computer is US$80,000. For the sake of simplicity, we call it "selling" computers. But it is in fact "licensing" them.​

You might ask why we don’t simply partner with everyone that asks. But initially we did send free computers to virtually every player who appeared serious. But we quickly found too many people didn't dedicate enough time, or were too lazy to play. Generally when people get something for free, they're less inclined to use it. In many cases, people didn't even bother to return the equipment.

So we became much more selective of who we partnered with. Now we only partner with the most suitable teams and individuals. Furthermore, our partners are required to purchase their own hardware for themselves (such as phones). This costs each player about $300 (none of this is paid to us). Then we install the software for them at no charge. We receive $0.00 from players up-front. This arrangement ensures we're dealing only with players who are serious, and prepared at least to make some investment, rather than have us pay for all equipment.

Overall, roulette computers are still rare enough that we can continue licensing them for others to use. But we will stop sales completely before they become too widespread. This will ensure all teams, including our own, are not adversely affected.

 

It must be painful to read all those comments. I still don't really understand why you 'd need those sheeps, it must be 1serious/10K. I even don't know if it worth to spend so much time... Don't you think?

 

False allegations are not the painful part. I've dealt with them for decades. Almost always they are blatant attacks from people with vendettas. They aren't interested in the truth. It's not hard to refute allegations, and the truth is clear to anyone who researches.

The painful part is the ignorance of some people. Some people are genuinely thick.

Yes I have wasted a lot of time on it. So I have a main website that exists solely to address the false claims. When someone asks about the crap, I just refer people to the website. All the information is there already. If they're not smart enough to figure it out, they can move on.

Sometimes I directly address the allegations. This is because:

• If the "attacker" legitimately believes what they say, and are interested in the truth, I can clear it up easily with them, in public where everyone can see.

• If the attacker isn't interested in the truth and only have malicious intentions, the public discussion shows this. Take Ion Saliu for example. See my questions, see his responses. It's pretty clear.

Understand my responses are not primarily for business. It is because I'm an honest person and want the truth known. Wouldn't you?

 

Well to tell you honnestly i don't pay attention to what Ion Saliu can say when i can see what he's claiming about pocket bias offset nonsense. It is clear that he doesn't have any knowledge about the subject and that he's just barking. But at the same time Steve, you must understand that everything is a gauss curve and will remain a gauss curve, you cannot change it whatever the link and any other proof. That's sad i know, but it's like that.

 

Exactly what do you mean? Are you saying normal distribution is predictable, and can somehow be used to beat roulette?

 

i mean that everything is a gauss curve... Iq is also represented by a gauss curve and you can just expect what will be the result. That Ion stuff is on the left side.

If you really formed a team, you must know it is as harder to build a team than to find a good stuff on the roulette, imagine now finding a sheep that will have to build a team to perform... damn i wonder if i should't play the lottery instead and hope to hit twice...

 

It's not hard to build a team. I have many. Players find me through a network of websites, and word of mouth.