Maybe casinos do have an influence on the games offered ?
18th Jul. 2018, at 10:46 am CEST#11
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Mombasa wrote on 07/18/2018 at 08:09: Surely the question in the opening post should read better:
"Is it technically possible for Online Casinos to change the win rate (RTP)?"
Well of course - of course such a thing is possible with software! And probably with just one click.
You see? Proof.
The chance that the casino can change the RTP with one click is about the same as the chance that the player can change the RTP with one click. The slot is software that runs on a server that the casino has nothing to do with. Do you think GJ can influence the RTP because there are demos linked on the site?
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Maybe casinos do have an influence on the games offered ?
18th Jul. 2018, at 11:19 am CEST#12
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There are already providers who make their slots available to casinos with different RTP, e.g. Play n Go (Book of Dead).
Here the casino can choose with which RTP they offer the slot
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18th Jul. 2018, at 11:28 am CEST#13
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tby333 wrote on 07/18/2018 at 11:19: There are already providers who make their slots available to casinos with different RTP, e.g. Play n Go (Book of Dead).
Here the casino can choose with which RTP they offer the slot^^
Really??? Awesome... Is that also the case with Dead Or Alive?
Maybe casinos do have an influence on the games offered ?
18th Jul. 2018, at 11:34 am CEST#14
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tby333 wrote on 07/18/2018 at 11:19: There are already providers who make their slots available to casinos with different RTP, e.g. Play n Go (Book of Dead).
Here the casino can choose with which RTP they offer the slot^^
Yes that can be, about it I know nothing but that would not be excluded. Where this information comes from or a source would still be interesting!
I mean rather that the casino can change the RTP per click is nonsense. If they have a slot with 95% RTP they can not suddenly think "oh but he has already won last month, we better make 40% RTP"
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18th Jul. 2018, at 11:40 am CEST#15
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Bones wrote on 07/18/2018 at 11:34 AM
Yes that can be, I don't know anything about that but that would not be ruled out. Where this information comes from or a source would still be interesting!
I mean rather that the casino can change the RTP by click is nonsense. If they have a slot with 95% RTP they can't suddenly think "oh he already won last month, let's make it 40% RTP"
And how do you know that so exactly, where a lot of money is in the game, there is a lot of cheating. I do not exclude anything but claim that you turn something on the programs.
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18th Jul. 2018, at 12:11 pm CEST#16
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I'm not asserting this statement, I was just communicating that it is technically possible with software. Point
And the thing of GJ with his IFrame games can but also answer yourself.
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18th Jul. 2018, at 12:16 pm CEST#17
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Mombasa wrote on 07/18/2018 at 12:11 pm: I am not claiming this statement, I was just sharing that it is technically possible with software. Point
Nope, not point. Then also explain how that should be technically possible that a casino, which quasi only offers a link to the server of the manufacturer, without having access to the server should influence the software that runs on it?
Just because you write "point" does not make a statement without any form of evidence true.
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18th Jul. 2018, at 12:23 pm CEST#18
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Who says that the software from OC XYZ has to be adjusted.
The Provider of the Whitelabel application, i.e. Netent, Microgaming, etc., can easily do that for their customers.
Don't you think that such a thing would be technically possible? It is only a software...
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18th Jul. 2018, at 12:24 pm CEST#19
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Some providers make a certain RTP range available to casinos. Of course, this also has to be within the legal requirements and is probably intended to compensate for national differences in competition (different tax rates in different countries). Whether Play'n'GO also does this, I do not know. Here is a list with RTP data for Play'n'GO slots AND their volatility, which is actually the more important criterion for the normal player.
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18th Jul. 2018, at 12:28 pm CEST#20
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Mombasa wrote on 18.07.2018 at 12:23 pm: Who says that the software from OC XYZ must be set.
The Provider of the Whitel Label application, i.e. Netent, Microgaming etc. can do that for their customers.
Don't you think that something like that would be technically possible? It is only a software...
Technically it might be possible. Theoretically, the casino could be in contact with e.g. Netent, also automatically via software, and send data how much player A is allowed to win and they run a kind of simulation.
The question is what Netent gets out of it and how they deal with the independent control institutes that check the random generators. That would be such a huge undertaking and honestly it wouldn't be worth it considering the Risk of a whistleblower.
The logic flaw in this theory I find is always that a game manufacturer benefits from as many people playing their slot as possible. They won't let the JackpotSuperVegasWinnerMillion casino talk them into it just because they want to earn even more from the player.
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You see? Proof.
The chance that the casino can change the RTP with one click is about the same as the chance that the player can change the RTP with one click. The slot is software that runs on a server that the casino has nothing to do with. Do you think GJ can influence the RTP because there are demos linked on the site?
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Here the casino can choose with which RTP they offer the slot
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Really??? Awesome... Is that also the case with Dead Or Alive?
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Yes that can be, about it I know nothing but that would not be excluded. Where this information comes from or a source would still be interesting!
I mean rather that the casino can change the RTP per click is nonsense. If they have a slot with 95% RTP they can not suddenly think "oh but he has already won last month, we better make 40% RTP"
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And how do you know that so exactly, where a lot of money is in the game, there is a lot of cheating. I do not exclude anything but claim that you turn something on the programs.
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I'm not asserting this statement, I was just communicating that it is technically possible with software. Point
And the thing of GJ with his IFrame games can but also answer yourself.
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Nope, not point. Then also explain how that should be technically possible that a casino, which quasi only offers a link to the server of the manufacturer, without having access to the server should influence the software that runs on it?
Just because you write "point" does not make a statement without any form of evidence true.
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Maybe casinos do have an influence on the games offered ?
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The Provider of the Whitelabel application, i.e. Netent, Microgaming, etc., can easily do that for their customers.
Don't you think that such a thing would be technically possible? It is only a software...
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Technically it might be possible. Theoretically, the casino could be in contact with e.g. Netent, also automatically via software, and send data how much player A is allowed to win and they run a kind of simulation.
The question is what Netent gets out of it and how they deal with the independent control institutes that check the random generators. That would be such a huge undertaking and honestly it wouldn't be worth it considering the Risk of a whistleblower.
The logic flaw in this theory I find is always that a game manufacturer benefits from as many people playing their slot as possible. They won't let the JackpotSuperVegasWinnerMillion casino talk them into it just because they want to earn even more from the player.
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