Strategy: Casino Buster is basically a guessing game. What you're told to do is divide the table into the six lines, 1-6, 7-12, 13-18, etc. You then look at the last 8-10 numbers that showed and see what section they hit in and try to guess the next section to hit based on the pattern of the previous numbers. Too much guessing and most often times you guess WRONG.

Does it work? If you’re a good guesser.

Is it easy to use? Not really.

Strategy: To steal your money! You can see his website for a description of his systems. First off, this guy has had many different sites over the years. Why does he keep needing to change the web addresses? Take a look at this post made on 12/27/00 by a customer of his by the name of Kelley:

Dear people,

This is a message to hopefully help some of you from wasting your hard earned money and time.
In mid July of 2000, I came across a site titled Ludomeccanica Roulette, a man named Alessandro Diodoro was selling many systems that seemed promising. I purchased the Epocals 5-8 for $1500 and tested it. It does not produce a profit in the long term, so I sent Mr. Diodoro a few of my tests showing him that his $1500 dollar system was not very good.

He in turn emailed me saying that he felt my needs and tested his Personal System. He told me that with his Personal System he would lose only 1 game every 300 to 400 games. He also said that he had only came to the 11th spin in the system once in all the years of testing it and had not ever reached the 12th spin. And this meant in reality he had not ever lost a single game with his Personal System. He said that this system would be a security to me. And by the way he described it, it would be. After making a deal with Alessandro and sending him the first payment for his Personal System, he sent to me the system and I began testing.

My tests were very poor so I thought that I had misunderstood how to use his system. Upon review Alessandro told me I was a liar. I am not a liar. And this system lost about 1 game every 30 to 40 games. Mr. Diodoro then told me that he had actually not sent to me his best Personal System, the one that loses only 1 game in every 300 to 400 games, he had NEVER lost with it, etc.... but he would once I had made all of my payments. To me it was alot of money that I owed Mr. Diodoro, and though he had deceived me by not sending the system he described, I told him I would finish paying him out of my weekly pay check. The original deal was that I was going to pay off the system very quickly, and the money I would use to pay him would come directly from winnings of his system.
Alessandro remodified our deal and I only had to pay him a total of $3400. This was the original $1500 from the Epocals 5-8, my first payment of $900, and a last payment of $1000. With the Western Union charges it was $3630.82.

After sending him my last payment of $1000, he sent his best Personal System. My tests showed that in 302 games, all spins from the Hamburg site, that this system he had never lost with, came to spin 11 three times. And lost 4 games. This equaled a $3900 loss. These tests also gave his system a very large benefit by not playing double games as outlined in his system because in the first 143 games, playing double games as the system said I could do I had one game to spin 11, one to spin 12, and 4 losses. While doing these tests Alessandro tried to sell me more of his unbeatable systems. I sent to him some spins to test on these new systems he was offering, but he told me if I sent him a million spins his systems would always win.

So I sent to Mr. Diodoro the tests on his best Personal System and asked for a full refund. This seemed like a reasonable request. He has been unwilling to refund my money and stopped answering my emails. Now it has come to my having to contact an attorney. Hopefully this will help inform you to the way Mr. Diodoro does business, and keep you from making the same mistakes I have in trusting him and wasting alot of time in the process.

Strategy: The site boasts about 4 main systems ranging from the old Barbi to the new U.K. Barbi. Most of the information on their CD is redundant and difficult to read, much like their website. Nevertheless, one of their main systems is what they call 10/9 single street system. All you do is put a bet on each one of 9-10 of the 12 streets, hence covering most of the table. Of course, the ONE time it hits in a street you’re not covering, you’re wiped out. The regular Barbi system calls for you to place two to three units on a combination of streets, lines and quads. There is no progression, so when it hits on a section your not covering there is no way to make up for your losses, so you’re only chance is to be right most of the time.

Does it work? Temporarily.

Is it easy to use? Yeap.

Strategy: This system calls for you chart numbers as they show until you get a line (6 number combo) that has hit 3 times in one street and 1 time in an adjacent street. You begin by betting this line for a series/progression of up to 18 bets. The progression goes like this: 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 4, 4, 4, 8, 8, 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, and 20. If after the first group of 4 bets you’re line doesn’t hit, you change to the next line (6 number combo) that has shown for next series of bets and so on. Your bankroll using $5 units is $595 and although this system has a 98% win rate, when you do get a loss, due to the high bankroll, you will lose anything that you won up to that point and often more.

Does it work? Yes, it does most of the time. But again, that 2% of the time you do lose is enough to wipe out your bankroll. Bummer.

Is it easy to use? If you don’t mind charting.

Strategy: This system is based on the theory some numbers, areas of the wheel, and patterns will run more than others. It allows you to locate when the wheel is running in a particular area and determine from past and present history which numbers are the strongest. Then following a set of rules for maximum results, you narrow it down to generally playing one or two numbers three times.

Here is a quick system overview for the $1,000 & $10,000 Master System:
Works on the 0 and 00 wheel.
Flat bets; no big bankroll.
No progression.
This system is guaranteed by Young to beat the Official Roulette Tester Book or double your money back. (Book comes with the system.)
His website says the step seven player will average forty units per session (one day at two tables). He claims six units won per thousand spins at the maximum bet equals over a million dollars per year.

Does it work? If you want to wait around long long enough to make a play, memorize the rules and have the patience of a zen monk, then yes. And that’s if you can get over the price tag of $1000 for the first four steps and $10,000 for all seven.The people who pay the big money and learn the wheel claim it works but requires patience. I’ve heard stories of step 7 players being barred in London, Vegas, Canada and Europe and $100,000 wins in Europe, Africa and the USA but I don’t know if it’s truth or just hype. Seems like everyone agrees the basic theory is right on the money.

Is it easy to use? It depends on what you consider easy. Of course, if you know the wheel perfectly, then you can do well. You are investing time in place of money. Very few learn the wheel perfectly, not to mention the long break even periods and the boredom of waiting until you get a play.

Strategy: This method uses a chart to try and figure out which section of the wheel is hitting. It has a low bankroll requirement and wins about 85% of the time. But it is NOT mechanical. It takes quite a bit of practice and experience to get good at selecting the correct section. Although the chart gives you a good indication, but it is not an exact indicator.

Does it work? Yes, about 85% of the time, if you’re good.

Strategy: After charting the wheel for about two hours, you play the first 12 numbers to hit 5 times each. You play these 12 numbers for a progression of up to 12 times, stopping when one of the numbers show.

Does it work? Yes it does, but you cannot play with $1 or $5 units because the bankroll would be way to large, nearly $2000 in fact.

Is it easy to use? Yes and no. The strategy is simple but charting for two hours and playing 12 numbers for a progression of 12 is just too tedious. We still want to have fun.

Strategy: This system bets two of three dozens. You bet the two dozens that have not shown last by placing one unit on each. If you win on one of your dozens, you continue with just placing one unit on each dozen that has not shown last, switching as necessary. If you do lose, you add one unit to each chip and continue to do so until you either win +6 units or lose -12 units. At the casino, you keep track of your wins and losses on a sheet of paper. Unfortunately you reach -12 units more than you reach +6.

Does it work? No.

Is it easy to use? Pretty much.

Strategy: This system plays a single dozen. Whichever two dozens win last, you play the other one. So basically you play whichever dozen did not show last for a progression that goes like this 5 - 5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 30 - 45 - 70 - 105 - 155 - 235 and higher. It does work well except for that sometimes when playing live it goes to the 9th and 11th bets. And this strategy will not work online because it is not unusual for an online casino to skip a dozen 15-20 times with the maximum bet being $350. You would reach the maximum bet before your dozen ever hits.

Does it work? Yes, until it goes to the 11th bet and beyond. If you’re playing live and have a big enough bankroll, and don’t mind placing $350 bets on a dozen, then this would work for you. If you plan to play online, this would eventually fail.

Is it easy to use? Yes.

Strategy: This system is based on betting on repeat numbers. It works like this, if the number 36 shows you start by placing one unit on 36. If the next number to show is 33, you place one unit on both numbers 36 and 33. If 12 now appears, you place one unit on each of 36, 33 and 12 and so on. After the 7th bet you put two units on each number and this goes on for up to 12 spins. The progression is 1 to 6 units for up to 12 spins. If one of your numbers hit you make a small profit and start over from the beginning. They also mention that you should wait until you have three repeats within 14 spins to start betting.

Does it work? Temporarily, but not as often as it should to produce a profit long-term. This is another one of those short-term win, long-term lose systems.

Is it easy to use? Yes.

Strategy: All you do is play two of the three dozens or two of three columns, which ever did not hit last for up to 5 bets. The progression is

Does it work? No. In my testing, it went over the 5 bets on the very first try. Too much money risked for such a poor strategy.

Is it easy to use? Sure, and easy to lose.

Strategy: Here’s the basics: You always bet on TWO dozens at once. Those two dozens are the LAST TWO ones that just came out, as long as they are different. If they are not different, you don’t place a bet until you get a couple of dozens that are different. The progression: BEFORE you start your first bet, you write down the number 1. You'll bet 1 unit on each dozen (so 2 units total). When you win your first bet, you circle this number and that's also the amount you've won. If you lose your first bet, you'll add the number 1 twice (because you lost TWO units) to the right side of the first number 1, which gives you THREE numbers 1 in a row. The next bet will be THE SUM of the two OUTSIDE numbers, 1+1=2 on EACH of the dozens. If you win now, you’ll circle these two numbers (the left one and the right one) and you'll see that there is still one number left. You have to bet that one number on each dozen (so 2 units total). If you win this bet, all units are gone and you've concluded your one unit winning.

Does it work? In my testing, it only worked temporarily and would have losing streaks, like most systems of this kind.

Is it easy to use? Has quite a few rules. Ease of use would be average.