Has anyone tested this roulette analysis tool? (Found this video)

[Antony1982]

Hello all,

Anyone here tried this RouletteOracle tool? Found this video today: 

 

Looks like some AI-based roulette analyzer.
I haven’t tested it — just curious:

Does this thing actually work for anyone?
Or is it just another “cool-looking but useless” tool?

[Afi4wins]

@Antony1982 Hi there and welome to the forum.

Most casinos DO NOT ALLOW the use of any external AIDING softwares, such as an AI Analyser, and if caught using it, all winnings may be confiscated!

So always be aware and be alert of such prohibitions!

[Antony1982]

9 hours ago, Afi4wins said:

@Antony1982 Hi there and welome to the forum.

Most casinos DO NOT ALLOW the use of any external AIDING softwares, such as an AI Analyser, and if caught using it, all winnings may be confiscated!

So always be aware and be alert of such prohibitions!

Thank you. 
I couldn’t resist — I ended up buying the PRO version for $148, and honestly I was surprised. I managed to make around $860 using it.
 

[idanbraun]

This seems like an ineffective tool, even though you may initially win money. In the long run, you will undoubtedly lose.

[Blackjax]

4 minutes ago, idanbraun said:

This seems like an ineffective tool, even though you may initially win money. In the long run, you will undoubtedly lose.

All gambling tools are useless. The house always has the edge no matter where you play, online or landbase.

[idanbraun]

1 minute ago, Blackjax said:

All gambling tools are useless. The house always has the edge no matter where you play, online or landbase.

This is not exactly true for blackjack and poker.

[Blackjax]

2 minutes ago, idanbraun said:

This is not exactly true for blackjack and poker.

Ofcourse it is.

We just had a Blackjack comp and I saw the dealer pull out a 21 out of nowhere on most occasions. Even when I had 20 the dealer would still pull out a 21. 

[proroulette]

 

"I've actually spent some time testing ProTrackCasino recently. To answer your question: it's not a 'magic predictor' that guarantees a win (nothing can truly predict RNG or physics-based spins), but it is a very solid analysis and tracking tool.

What I liked about it is how it helps you visualize the trends and keep track of your betting units without losing your head during a session. Most players lose because they chase losses emotionally; this tool at least keeps you disciplined with actual data.

It’s definitely better than using a spreadsheet or manual notes, especially for long sessions. Just remember that it’s a tool for strategy management, not a way to 'beat' the house edge. Has anyone else found a specific setting or strategy within the tool that works best for low-volatility play?"