A few years ago, I bought a guide from ebay for £2.99
About casino gambling. I followed it and I made £600 then it stopped working (although I got out at the point, keeping the £600). Obviously the reason it worked for a bit was becuase it was bascially Martingale, taking account of bonus offers and the like. Who was really getting rich here? The bloke selling the guides of course. By looking into casino affiliates, I found he was making £200 a pop, no questions asked for signing people up to this casino, whether they made money or lost it. He was selling a good few a day.

I thought "I need to get in on this" and set about making a casino review website. What did I need to make this? I had very little understanding of basic HTML, let alone CSS and god forbid any server side scripting and databases. I set about learning them quickly and over the next few months built up the website and then got bored of it because I wasn't making any money from it.

However, a fortunate side-effect of it was that I was now fairly proficient in not only HTML and CSS, but also PHP and MySQL as well as fairly good in Photoshop and the principles of website design. And now I have a job in that field. Had it not been for that, I would be working in Tescos no doubt.

Moral of the story: Get rich quick schemes - go for them!

Anyone want to join an online casino?
(Cuthbert Annihilator, Mon 4 Aug 2008, 21:33, 2 replies)

I tried to get the hang of martingales once...
.. but every damn book I read was my mathematicians, all of whom think "theorum ... proof" constitutes an effective explanation.

I'm sure they're lovely.
(haberman is singing in the changes, Mon 4 Aug 2008, 22:30, closed)

Casinos in general are GRQS
Taking advantage of idiots who like burning money - I'm in!
(MJPerry was crude but clickable at, Mon 4 Aug 2008, 22:35, closed)