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Conspiracy theories: Are there casinos that almost never pay anything? (Page 6)

Topic created on 20th Jun. 2019 | Page: 6 of 11 | Answers: 109 | Views: 22,066
Katharina2
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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 09:40 am CEST#51
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You are making a mistake. What is meant is 96% payout, but this is calculated over the
the lifetime of the machine. If such a device lasts 100 years,
exaggerated, everyone can calculate what comes around. That means: the vending machine
does that and exactly that is not transparent or calculable. There is not much happening,
especially since many casinos are in the process of 'profit optimization', constantly and permanently.

Anyway, I have great respect for the people who endure these devices. The money
just rattles down and if you're lucky you get something.

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Simbda
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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 10:44 am CEST#52
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Katharina2 wrote on 09/29/2019 09:40: You make a thinking error. Meant are already 96% distribution only: which comes over
the lifetime of the machine calculated, to the effect. If such a device lasts 100 years,
exaggerated, everyone can calculate what comes around. That means: the vending machine
does that and exactly that is not transparent or calculable. There is not much happening,
especially since many casinos are in the process of 'profit optimization', constantly and permanently.

Anyway, I have great respect for the people who endure these devices. The money
just rattles down and if you're lucky you get something.

It doesn't matter how you spin it, we lose more than we win. And when it becomes an addiction, it's just kake

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Anonym

Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 11:06 am CEST#53
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MisterL wrote on 09/29/2019 09:23: before that offline for decades
the purest disaster always lost everything

So I can't let this stand like this. Just 2.5 years ago, the Novo devices in arcades, bars, pubs and co. ran quite well. I had a direct comparison with the Novo online sector and couldn't do anything online. Offline again and again. You probably lost everything because you, like many others, never finished the game when it was going great. I've 2010, 2011 always brought the operator of a kebab snack to white heat, because I always played around on 5 cents and could eat and drink for months away there quasi free, because that was almost every time with announcement winnings in it. Those were still completely different times than today. Today you can annoy yourself to death offline or online. In both cases zero and nothing comes over for most. Sometimes a few are showered with big profits, in the middle and in the small profit area there is almost nothing.

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boonanzki
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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 12:18 pm CEST#54
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Really shit on rent and everything else main thing the reels spin or twist:-) so I can personally recommend the online casino (Casinoland) a reputable top online casino

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upola
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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 12:54 pm CEST#55
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gooblind wrote on 29/09/2019 at 03:16: Now I also have to give my two cents to vllt something to wash your heads....

Just look at Videoslots... Anyone who thinks the slots are not manipulated is simply unrealistic and/or brainwashed

Play for 250000 € turnover and hit not a single time 1000x

The slots are casino sites bound and it is also really completely shit no matter which slot you play. If the casino wants your money they take it anyway! Every four five months there is once nen consolation 500er or 1000er of course on 10 € bet.

And RTP can shove the operators in the ass... really this is fraud at its finest. You must first lose a few thousand or hundred to win 30/40% of your total Deposit


And that is so! Fact! There are forum operators and streamers who are preferred to indirectly advertise

Where are the 10-20-30 thousand euro wins on 20€ tray. There are every time vllt 10/20x maximum


Tell me.

Do you have any proof for it? And I don't mean your wild theories pulled out of thin air.
I'm curious about that.

And then think about who is brain-amputated here.
You're sure to come up with it yourself, right?

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Anonym

Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 02:50 pm CEST#56
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Dbac79 wrote on 09/29/2019 03:54 PM

the Provider offers you a slot with 96% rtp, then he cheats you by 3%? why doesn't he offer the slot with 93% to not trade illegally?

who says something about 3%? i thought more like 30-50%

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Dbac79
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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 03:11 pm CEST#57
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Quckie wrote on 09/29/2019 at 2:50 pm
who said anything about 3%? i was thinking more like 30-50%

just write down your stake and the win for each spin and do the math

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Anonym

Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 03:17 pm CEST#58
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that's why i use slottracker... which does it automatically

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Dbac79
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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 03:36 pm CEST#59
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Quckie wrote on 29.09.2019 at 15:17: for that I use the slottracker... that does it automatically

and how many games you have at 10k spins ne rtp of only 50%? or does the tracker also cheat?

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Anonym

Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

29th Sep. 2019, at 03:50 pm CEST#60
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that the tracker is not programmed properly can be seen directly in some games... i have for example in sweet alchemy and in tome of madness a rtp of around 60% with over 10.000 spins

which I find absolutely unjustified, because both games also have very little profit potential...

eating phases of several 100x without bonus are there also absolutely no rarity

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