The thing fails to run. A pop up error window appears. You cannot even get to the stage of trying to input the serial key to activate.
I checked the EULA carefully during the installation process.
Please note the software developer did mention “CASINO” in its EULA, and you have to agree to the Eula.
Please check this yourself and confirm to your own satisfaction.
Many users have reported that this thing actually does not work or cannot be activated.
The installation graphics and windows are reminiscent of the Windows 95 era.
This is definitely not the latest 2016 software.
One possibility is that this is not a sincere giveaway of a software.
But is instead a carefully planned users’ data, contacts and IP address harvesting scheme.
Why would they want that?
Perhaps because with an eye to introduce you to Online Casino Gambling later on. And getting you hooked.
A check using Regseeker reveals many remnants in the registry even after uninstall.
You are advised to set a System Restore Point before you install this giveaway software.