Online Casinos in general: 84000€ jackpot hit on Rizk.com (Page 9)

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stkrie wrote on 09/09/2018 at 22:43: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KilwlfQ7XIg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIm7an-mYhM



Here you can compare how the Jackpot symbol looks like.



The last jackpot is from RIZK. There is nothing about rounding up.

In addition, the jackpot always matches the rear jackpot display.

+- a few cents or euros.



If it is so that after the jackpot there have stood 13,800€, then would be

it would be in principle a misrepresentation, which of course can happen, but still

first of all the suspicion of a Manipulation!

in addition, no jackpot is noted on the RIZK page under internal, which would be more
would make more sense. Other jackpots won in the amount are listed there.

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Daniel wrote on 09/09/2018 at 21:46

Who is a fake? Are you a fake? Are you real yourself? Yes? But everyone else is not real? Matrix? You are this portal! Every single one of you. You can express yourselves freely here and almost everything is tolerated. What should be a fake about it?


And of course, both I and Matthias are a bit nervous at the moment. What do you think? It is not panic but nervousness in any case. The market is currently developing rather negatively in all directions. Discussions about bans, some casinos disappearing from the market and who knows, maybe online gambling will not be regulated in the end, but banned. Unfortunately, there is absolute chaos at the moment because the state gambling providers do not want to lose their monopoly (which they will in the end - ban or not - but either way). The only question is by whom they will lose their monopoly? By organized crime (in the case of a ban) or by private, properly licensed Online Casinos (in the case of regulation).

Of course, with a ban on online casinos, this portal would no longer be financially viable - unless, like 90% of all casino sites, we started to work with truly dubious online casinos. Of course, there is currently the danger that the turnover goes completely to 0 from one day to the next. And then? How to pay the running costs? How do you make sure that our employees, who also have a family to support, don't lose their jobs? If a website grows and if you attach importance to the technical and content quality, then the running costs also grow. Running this portal now costs at least €13,000 a month. These are only the fixed costs for the employees, technology, accounting and so on.

Somewhere this money has to come from and there is no other way of financing in this industry than through Affiliate income. If online casinos were banned in Germany from one day to the next, then we would immediately, including our own living expenses, make a loss of 20,000 € per month and there would not be a cent more coming in. You can possibly calculate how long this portal could still be operated in the worst case.

What should we do in view of these facts? See the danger, bury our heads in the sand, just wait and see, send the worst-case employees to the employment office, return to Germany and first apply for Hartz-4? That is one option. The other option is to start thinking in other directions and try to see the whole thing positively. My view of the whole problem is as follows:

It is unfortunately not possible at the moment to invest more money in this portal, hire new employees, etc. because of the current uncertainties. It p**ses me off that we have fought our way up over the years, over many obstacles, and shortly after that everything may soon be gone? We have put a lot of time and passion into this portal and have worked honestly compared to almost everyone else in this industry. The others have cashed in, we would unfortunately have had only a comparatively short success in the word case.

It sucks but that's the way it is! You just have to accept the reality, see the dangers but still not bury your head in the sand and wait depressively until possibly the worst case occurs. With it nobody is helped. Of course, we have to think about how we can financially cushion the worst case of a temporary or total online gambling ban. In the best case scenario, we could use another project to cover the costs of this project as long as the online gambling market remains banned (if a ban were to occur and if this ban were temporary).

I and Matthias are basically different people with different views and therefore I can only speak for my person. I try to see the whole thing positively, as an opportunity and a challenge. And maybe it would be even better for me personally, due to my past, if an online gambling ban comes and thus sooner or later this portal unfortunately also disappears. Who knows? If I didn't see the whole thing that way, then I could already lay a rope next to my bed and wait for Day X.

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Highfish wrote on 09/09/2018 at 23:08: Dude - seriously.

How broken has gaming made you guys please that you are so OVERLY paranoid?

I reveal my story here and really try to make you believe everything and you just claim
i would fake the whole thing? What should be fake about it please?

I do not understand myself why the 13T € are above. I also do not know why nothing is in the Insider!

What do you want in evidence? In the end, I don't care at all - I meant well.




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Here are more pictures.

Just before the Jackpot:





Before I was verified:

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Ronny1982 wrote on 09/09/2018 at 23:11
Finally some very honest words from you, about what is going on in the gambling industry at the moment. I like to ask you this again...do you stick to your statement that the way the games are running at the moment in all casinos....normal?! I already wrote in another thread that in my opinion (and that of many others) it has changed a lot since the demise of Merkur and even more so when Novoline withdrew from the market...

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