In this Roulette System Review I’m going to speak about a roulette software that I bought a while ago called roulette killer. The website is very convincing and I had lost so much I thought I would give it a try. On the website the owner claims to drive a Porsche 911 turbo and that he makes an easy $10000 a month using this software. While it is obvious that this isn’t going to happen long term I had realistic expectations of winning a little bit of extra money. The way the software works is you give it the last 10 spins and then it tells you what to bet on. One thing that I noticed is that the software does not tell you how much to wager, just where to wager. On the website the guy says that he does not use any progressive bets so I decided to use flat betting. As soon as I started using the software things were not going well. Roulette killer only tells you to bet on all the outside bets. The way it works is: if in the last 10 spins there was 6 blacks and 4 reds, roulette killer assumes that red is more likely and tells you to bet on it. The same principal is also applied to all the other bets. I found this method to be flawed and I kept on winning a little bit then losing a bit more than what I had won over and over again, it’s a case of two steps forward three steps back. After this I tried using a light progression after my losses and things got worse. The problem with online roulette is that it is a computer program, they know that these kind of software’s are around and the computer is designed to stop them from working. I was very disappointed with this Roulette System and do not recommend it to anyone. This may have worked when it was released but it certainly doesn’t now. The maker claims that it is new, but it has been around since 2007 and I am writing this in mid August 2009 so that is a false claim, it may of worked when it came out but it definitely doesn’t work now.