Have you ever played the casino game craps? Basically, this is what an hyip investment is like. I have not been active in the hyip field for quite a long time, as you can see how outdated my blog is. I plan to update it once in awhile when I have the chance, but I must I am busy following my choice to become a website developer.

Anyways, I am seeing more people compare an hyip investment like a game. "Get in quick and get out quick" is the new motto. Gone are the days of Genius Funds, which was probably one of the most popular hyip programs in recent times, that lasted almost 2 years. In are the days of short term hyip
 programs.

So here is my quick analogy of how hyip investments today is like Craps.

Playing Craps is quite simple in theory. You place your bet that the dice will  not roll "7". That is after having rolled a number of 4,5,6,8,9,10, which is the "pass" bet that you want to roll for. Everything the dice rolls, you have a chance to win more money by landing on the square around the board that matches with the number somehow. You can easily double, triple your money in no time if a 7 does not come up. When a 7 comes up, everybody loses their bets on a board. This is like an hyip investment, because the "admin" is rolling a dice everyday, deciding when to roll a "7" and call it quits. When everybody is playing the hyip game, everything is going good for everyone. Everyone, including the admin and players are making money. That is when it is too late then we find it is a scam.

Like craps, hyip investments is like gambling. A lot of people get addicted, and they will "play" another round, and join another HYIP site. This is why we have a complete cycle of people complainer on the hyip forums, and then go back and reinvests in someone else's hyip program hoping that it is legit.

Maybe one day, more people will wake up to see like the lottery, only the person who created it will win.