Tom's view on system sellers...

[ThomasGrant]

Ok, I know I can be very opinionated at times.
I like to participate.
Add comments.
And quote peoples posts.
If I am not playing roulette with the bots that I use.
Or not playing poker.
Or spending time coding software with RSS Pro.
You can find me posting in here comments.
And points of view.

So this topic is a case in point.
And are only my views.

We are mainly in here to learn to play roulette.
There are many varied topics.
A great place to laugh, get educated.
And find ways to beat roulette.
Victor has done a marvellous job of organising this forum.

When it comes to system sellers.
Victor has his stance on it.
And many agree with his ideals.
I happen to agree with them as well.

If you have a system and you want to sell it.
Put it on ebay or clickbank.

The only problem with that is.
If a system was for sale.
And it found its way here.
In this forum.
Would members purchase it?

It has nothing to do with the system.
Or the person who is selling it.

It is all up to YOU. The person who reads it.
Taking personal responsibility for your own actions.
I am fairly big on that point.
If you do purchase it.
Then it is up to YOU to decide if it was worth it or not.

As you may or may not know.
I have a keen interest in things that relate to roulette.

If a system was presented to me.
That was very good.
And had stats.
Had support.
Had real time video and real time playing.
Then, and only then may be interested.

From time to time.
I look online for things that relate to roulette.

And this forum is a great place to find details about systems, programs and all sorts of stuff.

So what I am trying to say is.
I don't object to system selling.
I don't condone it either.

Dam...
Is that fence sitting or what?

Last thing...
If in doubt... ask..

[esoito]

LOL...fence sitting indeed!

You'll need tweezers for the splinters, mate.

But I thought you made some good points, especially about we must all take responsibility for our own actions.

Something I, too, have preached over the years to students.