Free Software for Casino Guru members

My company is giving free subscriptions to Diable software to Gambling Forum members until the end of the year. No commitment and no credit cards, just a free download from the Microsoft Store. The program does not breach casino Ts&Cs and sits separately on the page and gives perfect play and staking for online blackjack. In particular it picks out Crazy Sevens and Bust It side bets regularly which can be very lucrative.

Hello, I would dare to slightly disagree with the part that casino operators are okay with that running during actual sessions. I'd say it depends on the concrete situation, and I can assure you that operators don't have to prove that something like this was running at the same website; just the overall play with enough success may trigger a problem and such cases usually end with voided winnings and closed accounts without further discussions. What I found on the website you mentioned was this:

"Join the global community of players using **** to make money.

Take up your free trial and get a week to test the program free."

Thank you for your offer but please do not post such adverts again. It's against the rules anyway. 🙏

https://casino.guru/terms-and-conditions

The site also states that it is free to the end of the year and it was a response to the request for free software. I note what you say about the casinos being allowed to judge that you used software. They can do that to all winners, and one can appeal to IBAS. It does seem that the rule is "you can play on our site, but if you win, we will deem you to be using software"

Well, thank you, but I think the context is still a little different from what I mentioned earlier.

We’re still talking about a product, and a product is meant to be sold, regardless of any seasonal offers, if you catch my drift.

Besides, casinos state these restrictions in their rules, so it’s not about whether you win or lose. Winning may lead to further checks, though, and it’s hardly worth risking your winnings because you had an app running in the background that supposedly tells you what to do.

If you look at it from that perspective, could the casino consider this an unfair advantage? That’s the point. If its rules prohibit third-party tools like this, using one could put your winnings at risk.

That’s what I wanted to make clear.