Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

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Are there casinos that almost never pay anything?

30th Sep. 2019, at 12:28 pm CEST#71

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Anchor Thrower wrote on 09/30/2019 08:35 AM
Where can I find more on this? If it's official and public, it shouldn't be hard to prove that, after all.

I have read many different articles / reports on the subject. Also always with a view to who actually wrote them

You can get insight into their working methods and statutes on the MGA site, but also see the obvious flaws and omissions. For example, in terms of Player protection and dispute handling. Or maybe you are looking for officially provided statistics - but can't find any. Or become aware of the fact that licensees have to (physically) locate all game-relevant technology in Malta

If you google the keywords MGA and "Daphne project", you will get information about state corruption in Malta, money laundering and poor MGA control. You can also enter such terms directly in the major newspapers. Also very interesting are the articles on the big SATA bank scandal in Malta

And as for the "official and public manipulation" on the part of Videoslots: they announced it themselves, they did it, they just didn't call it manipulation. And got away with it
This circumstance is not only interesting with regard to the non-existing uniform (and legally defined) regulations and the player community (Jesus, who still plays there after such news?), but especially because it was always stiffly claimed before, and it still is in part (!), that the casinos can not influence the games in any way

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30th Sep. 2019, at 12:51 pm CEST#72

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Dbac79 wrote on 09/30/2019 04:46 PM

or they are people who are not idiots, because only an idiot would rather cheat and scare away their customers instead of making money through them for years to come

The argument is baseless.

For reasons of profit maximization, customers have always been - to put it mildly - overcharged. To name just a few of the major scandals:

investment company P&R in Germany (sale of non-existent containers - ruined an incredible number of people)

VW emissions scandal (illegal Manipulation of defeat devices)

Libror scandal - manipulation of the reference interest rate by Barclays Bank and involvement of several other companies

Rotten meat scandal

The list is endless

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30th Sep. 2019, at 01:20 pm CEST#73

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Am I mistaken, or are those who most zealously promote the fraud and Manipulation theory also the ones who most often Deposit money where they believe they will be defrauded? Does this make any sense? Doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for a different result, even though they are convinced there can be no other result?

Friends, just don't play anymore!

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30th Sep. 2019, at 04:42 pm CEST#74

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Kanalmalocher wrote on 09/30/2019 at 1:20 pm: Am I mistaken, or are those who most eagerly promote the fraud and Manipulation theory also those who most often Deposit money where they believe they will be defrauded? Does this make any sense? Doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for a different result, even though they are convinced there can be no other result?

Friends, just don't play anymore!

That is easier said than done.

Even if you know in advance that you won't get anything out of it, you still invest some money in this crazy machinery every now and then.

Actually totally absurd
The 1000€ paid in and gambled away in 4 months is successfully pushed out of your head.
There was yes "entertainment" for the money...and who plays with the luck can also lose times.

But the 350€ win - that remains at least half a year as "success" in the head.
And serves as mental animation for a renewed deposit.

Is already ne funny addiction...

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30th Sep. 2019, at 04:48 pm CEST#75

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Kanalmalocher wrote on 09/30/2019 at 1:20 pm: Am I mistaken, or are those who most eagerly promote the fraud and Manipulation theory also those who most often Deposit money where they believe they will be defrauded? Does this make any sense? Doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for a different result, even though they are convinced there can be no other result?

Friends, just don't play anymore!

It seems the same to me. It's a bit like banging your head against the same lamppost over and over again, hitting your head and then taking another run at it. The same phenomenon seems to occur with the slots, which are supposedly dead and into which one diligently continues to pay in like a maniac. See "Bonanza" or "BOD"

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30th Sep. 2019, at 05:29 pm CEST#76

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I don't know about you but I don't play in Online Casinos to win a lot of money or anything else... I only play there out of boredom and to pass the time! If something sticks it is all the nicer.

And even if I know that is manipulated, I will still continue to play. That's because I'm addicted to gambling and can admit that openly. (In addition, there are also enough people who still buy VW and there was also beautifully cheated)

Is also okay for me if there are people who just do not want to have it true that there is Manipulation in the world.
Only common sense and experience over several years prove the opposite. But everyone must know for himself what he believes.

In itself, the manipulations are not the main problem. (The providers would be pretty stupid if they would not play around a little in the AQ)
Personally, I'm only bothered that currently on any youth protection is shat! In addition, it is tried over various platforms to drive more and more younger people into Gambling addiction and nothing is done about it!

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30th Sep. 2019, at 06:14 pm CEST#77

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Cryptique wrote on 06/20/2019 at 10:20 am: I registered in an OC (no Curacao or similar) at the beginning of the month and made 15 deposits (PSC, 10€ -25€) until today.
Of the deposits I was able to double the first and tenth maximum or slightly more than double (2.5 times).
I have not paid out

The remaining deposits went (if at all) 2€ higher than Deposit amount, then continuously down.
I played different slots. Free spins were frequent, but always with joke amounts.

I have never experienced anything like this elsewhere
I mean, I've never won over 390€...but so many times in a row I've never lost!!!

What is the problem here?
Or is that "normal"?

I feel the same way. I did not even have free spins with 400 euros. Bet max. 40 cents.

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30th Sep. 2019, at 06:24 pm CEST#78

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Also currently have a loss track is quite normal

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30th Sep. 2019, at 06:58 pm CEST#79

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Kanalmalocher wrote on 09/30/2019 at 1:20 pm: Am I mistaken, or are those who most eagerly promote the fraud and Manipulation theory also those who most often Deposit money where they believe they will be defrauded? Does this make any sense? Doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for a different result, even though they are convinced there can be no other result?

Friends, just don't play anymore!

Killing argument. And it doesn't change anything or solve the problem.

If it says peanut flips on the package, then I want some in there, too. And not mettwurst. If it says gambling, then that's what it should be. The moment there is intentional intervention in the gaming process, it is no longer that. If it is then told that the mettwurst is the peanut flips and this is "eaten" unquestioningly, there is a problem

It is also a question of creating an awareness of the current conditions and not allowing ourselves to be fooled into thinking that we are doing X for Y
I also see this as a political issue.

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8th Jan. 2020, at 11:42 pm CET#80

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am I actually the only one here who has the feeling to win more in the arcade than in OC's? And what makes you think Videoslots would manipulate or the providers... at Videoslots you can even look up the individual rtp. The thing is when a machine is "open" in the arcade then you notice that and the machine throws again and again fat wins up to a certain point, in OC's I lack this feeling. there can once briefly bang and then again total eating mode.

The supply always follows the demand, an online casino is satisfied with the number of players and staked euros then they could herrunterschrauben so far until too many jump off, is just a guess, I mean if everyone would win absolutely nothing, then no one would play, you know what I mean... the wins are yes to trigger an addiction.

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