Best Roulette Software - RHYTHMATRIX RS

[Clf7]

How many actual bets were made? The number of spins doesn't mean anything. So this means that the results might be more impressive than you think.

Thats true ofc

[RHYTHMATRIX RS]

I couldn't tell you how many bets were made due to the speed of the run, sorry.

I will do another run and take note of how many bets were made for these results.


Thank you for all of your inputs!

[sturrock]

No B.S All I can say I have used this for over one month now and it works better than anything I have seen in 30 years playing roulette. End of.

[RHYTHMATRIX RS]

Hello Everyone,

The Rhythmatrix Software will be getting an update and will be released on 1st october.

I also have a new side project with all people who are currently on the team and urge anyone who is slightly interested in the system provided to get involved now with the best priced deal as this will certainly be cutting edge software.

Once it's completed it will be for sale at a very high price or not be for sale altogether.

There will literally be millions of setups to choose from and we will be testing to find the ultimate settings for maximum pinpointation!

The Logic behind the software will be the same as what has been presented in the system explanation but with unlimited strings and a separate setup for each one, making this new concept much more complex than the already amazing Rhythmatrix Rs.

Please feel free to message me if you would like to get involved and I will send you all the software details before you make your decision to purchase.

Cheers

[ozon]

What are your experiences with this app.
You use it against casino rng or just live spins.

[Steve]

No B.S All I can say I have used this for over one month now and it works better than anything I have seen in 30 years playing roulette. End of.

How many spins have you tested?

Statistically, you can test lots of groups of even 50k spins, and sometimes results will be good. See my videos for this shown with proven losing systems. I call it the illusion of a winning system.

You could say it's working for you. Keep testing, and see what happens. I've lost count of the amount of times someone proclaimed a system works, until they did more testing. I know its convincing while the bankroll trendline goes up for a bit.

As for this system's approach, I see nothing that realistically indicates the approach might work.

[game over]

Jaime is a scam !!! Ask for money in exchange for something that is not finished! It takes more than two years with the same without finishing, but always asking for money and without giving anything winning !!! BE CAREFUL, IT IS VERY READY !!! TRY TO CONVINCE YOURSELF AND IT WILL TAKE MONEY FROM YOU LITTLE BY LITTLE WITH CONFIDENCE !!!

[Steve]

Is RHYTHMATRIX RS Jamie Hincks again? It wouldn't surprise me. Same ISP and area.

That scammer was caught writing himself fake positive reviews here:
link:s://:.vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=22772.0

So he posted a bunch of fake reviews around the internet about my technology.

Here's what he said after being caught out:

Yes you're right it is me and sorry to everyone for this devious marketing plan.

And then he went on to keep spamming the forum. I should've just banned him from the start.

So RHYTHMATRIX, are you the same clown, again?

Clearly your positive ebay feedback is generic purchased fake reviews too.

[Steve]

Yeah, I did some digging. It's you again Jamie Hincks.

About your fake Trustpilot reviews.. I understand you're in the habit of publishing fake reviews. However, what you did was give me something I haven't had before: someone to sue who actually has money. At this stage though, I have more important issues to work on. I'll might back to them, and you, later.

[cht]

Yeah, I did some digging. It's you again Jamie Hincks.

About your fake Trustpilot reviews.. I understand you're in the habit of publishing fake reviews. However, what you did was give me something I haven't had before: someone to sue who actually has money. At this stage though, I have more important issues to work on. I'll might back to them, and you, later.

Sue now. Why wait?

[Steve]

Sue now. Why wait?

1. Legal cases drag on. I have better things to do. I'm not desperate for money. TIME is far more valuable.

2. If I proceeded, it would only be to teach Trustpilot and Jamie a lesson. It's a negative way to live life. I can accept pathetic people like Jamie exist, and will take their failures out on other people. I've seen that personally for decades and in the end, I've learned to just to get on with life.

The main person who attacked me ended up destroying his own life, fleeing to another country broke, being kicked out by his girlfriend, and blaming me for destroying his life. But he did it all to himself. It's a long story, but if you dedicate your life to harming others, you harm yourself far more.

I've already wasted ample time on it. But the human in me still sometimes spends a few minutes on it, like today. But it has always been the only real harm done to me is wasted time.

[Steve]

Jaime is a scam !!! Ask for money in exchange for something that is not finished! It takes more than two years with the same without finishing, but always asking for money and without giving anything winning !!! BE CAREFUL, IT IS VERY READY !!! TRY TO CONVINCE YOURSELF AND IT WILL TAKE MONEY FROM YOU LITTLE BY LITTLE WITH CONFIDENCE !!!

Scammers lure you to private chats, where others cant see or call out bullshit. That's why it's against the rules to sell via PMs here.

Everyone is allowed to sell, with some basic rules to protect members. But as we saw here, often the same scammer comes back using fake names. So people need to use their brain. See link:s://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=26422

[cht]

I won't call all sellers are scammers.

There are sellers who do believe in their products.

When these products don't deliver the results as promised it means the seller has made a mistake in accessing his product that fail. Seller is guilty of overly optimistic with their advertisement claims. Such error does not make them scammers. Many sellers fall under this category.

[Steve]

There are sellers who do believe in their products.

After his claimed 13 years of experience... you dont think he knows his system isn't the "holy grail" and hasn't won millions? You don't think he didn't know he was posting fake positive reviews of his own system?

There is such a thing as believing in your product. And there's such thing as a blatant lie and scam. He shouldn't feel too bad. He clearly wasn't selling much anyway. And even 10 sales is peanuts.

[cht]

After his claimed 13 years of experience... you dont think he knows his system isn't the "holy grail" and hasn't won millions? You don't think he didn't know he was posting fake positive reviews of his own system?

There is such a thing as believing in your product. And there's such thing as a blatant lie and scam. He shouldn't feel too bad. He clearly wasn't selling much anyway. And even 10 sales is peanuts.

He has admitted to the fake reviews.

He is guilty of overly optimistic claims, like every other seller.

This does not prove that he does not believe in his product.

Does this common sellers erroneous activity constitute scam?

We make our own judgement.