Sonny said:
If someone offers me a “get rich quick” scheme I always check it out before I try it. Is it legal? Is it effective? Is it something I could do without this person’s product? If someone tells me to deposit $5,000 into a casino and use their betting progression system, they had better be able to explain it to me before I try it!
In the millionaire quote, it was a given that it is legal. Effectiveness is shown by presenting the results through the scrolls and strands from the software. There are other people who have posted their successful results. Can you do without it? Maybe. It's just more clearer with the software and you can always refer to past sessions for statistics, amount wagered, etc. It calculates the Chi factors too for randomness. It's better to
show how to use it than to type it out. A picture is worth a thousand words. That is why Cipher puts the videos and examples of his sessions. All of this for free.
Sonny said:
The Cipher software looks just like those bogus “day trader” software programs you see on late night TV ads. They find stock market “indicators” that “predict the flow of the market.” When the software turns green, BUY BUY BUY, when it turns red, SELL SELL SELL! It’s so easy, anyone can make millions! The software does all the work, except that the Cipher software doesn't actually do anything, it just records your play. The player will still be making the same hunches and guesses they would have been making without it!
By seeing what the session has already done, you would do better than just making hunches and guesses. Patterns do develop, I've seen it myself hundreds of times. This is at all the reputable online casinos.
Sonny said:
Honestly, would you invest all of your money in an unproven system? What if the developed
couldn’t even explain how it worked?
I wouldn't just invest any or all of my money in unproven systems but Cipher's system isn't unproven. Like I said earlier, it is easier to show how to use it than to exhaust yourself trying to explain it. It's like in that movie, Blast From The Past, whereas the son
finally understood the game of baseball but just couldn't comprehend it before despite his father's years of explaining it to him.
Sonny said:
What if the developer told you that you “didn’t know what the hell you were talking about” and you “didn’t have the balls” to try his product? Does that sound like a professional sales pitch or a scam?
Well, he ain't selling anything. He would be right that you don't know what you're talking about if you haven't tried it.
Sonny said:
As I said before, screenshots are not proof! After all, my screenshot has a much higher balance than yours so my system must be better.
And you still have not answered a single question. You don’t seem to have any answers at all, only insults. Nobody here is going to use your worthless system so you might as well troll another website. You’ve already proven your ignorance and insulted us all. Your work here is done.
-Sonny-
Well, I use it and I think it is not worthless, in fact, I use it
everytime I play online blackjack.
Whether Cipher's "work" here is done will be up to him.