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Roulette in general: SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette? (Page 14)

Topic created on 07th Jan. 2019 | Page: 14 of 17 | Answers: 169 | Views: 30,572
Anonym

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 05:05 pm CET#131
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robby811 wrote on 01/13/2019 4:56 PM
Why don't you just answer the poll this is about.

nO WHY?

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upola
Legend

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 05:25 pm CET#132
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That is not quite right.
I asked Champion a reasonable question that he can't or won't answer.
Then he should say it, but not squirm like an eel.

And when for me the topic was already through, he sends me a malicious PN.
Do you find such a thing correct? I do not.
If he does something like that, he must also reckon with headwind.

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Legend

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 05:27 pm CET#133
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robby811 wrote on 01/13/2019 4:56 PM
Why don't you just answer the poll this is about.

Doesn't he want to.

Some write something just to write anything.

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Anonym

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 05:38 pm CET#134
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upola wrote on 01/13/2019 17:27

He doesn't want to.

Some write something just to write anything.

you don't have to answer the videos shown here, they speak their own language.
and another thing:some don't even write something,just to write something.sounds funny,but it's like that.

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Anonym

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 05:49 pm CET#135
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GrandpaGrandma wrote on 01/13/2019 at 17:38
you don't have to answer the videos shown here,they speak their own language.
and another thing:some do not even write something to write.sounds funny,but is so.


#love

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Anonym

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 06:33 pm CET#136
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Hi All,

so I am sure that the so-called live Roulette is cheating. First of all, it is not live. Nobody who plays online sits directly at the kettle. Certainly the live atmosphere is very cleverly faked. The Dealer may still be live but the gameplay is not. I think the casino can even set what number or color comes. This is quite simple possible.

The casino has thousands of videos of each number and these videos are then played. Exceptions are perhaps the Live Casino Dragona in Malta. Some casinos offer live stream there. There you can constantly see the kettle and also the players ( without faces). There may still proceed correctly. Everything else is fraud in my eyes!

I have played for years in so-called live casinos and lost and I also remain that the game is manipulated. So much bad luck you can not have. the casino sees how you play and it is counteracted after a certain time. That is my impression and it looks even worse with slots. The slots are all fake.

Surely many will now disagree. But under live I understand something else and as I said live is only if one (s) eg sitting in the casino and sees the ball rolling.

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C****7

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 08:41 pm CET#137
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Howard wrote on 01/13/2019 6:33 pm
Hi All,

so I'm sure the so called live Roulette is cheating. First of all it is not live. No one playing online is sitting right at the kettle. Certainly the live atmosphere is very cleverly faked. The Dealer may still be live but the gameplay is not. I think the casino can even set what number or color comes. This is quite simple possible.

The casino has thousands of videos of each number and these videos are then played. Exceptions are perhaps the Live Casino Dragona in Malta. Some casinos offer live stream there. There you can constantly see the kettle and also the players ( without faces). There may still proceed correctly. Everything else is fraud in my eyes!

I have played for years in so-called live casinos and lost and I also remain that the game is manipulated. So much bad luck you can not have. the casino sees how you play and it is counteracted after a certain time. That is my impression and it looks even worse with slots. The slots are all fake.

Surely many will now disagree. But under live I understand something else and as I said live is only if one (s) eg sitting in the casino and sees the ball rolling.

Thank you for your well-founded statement

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C****7

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

13th Jan. 2019, at 08:56 pm CET#138
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upola wrote on 09/01/2019 at 13:44

I understood that.


But the statement from you,again says something completely different.
@Champion
Except that someone loses or wins, that the ball should not simply run away as if struck by lightning.....confirms that...(almost no longer dare to write it here).

And my question about this was.
If nobody wins or loses, what sense does Manipulation make.

To answer your question: There are three parties in Roulette:

1. The gamer who wins
2. The gambler who loses
3. The bank that wins on the bottom line

So it's just a matter of optimizing the payout for group 1 so that group 3 always stays in the win with the losses of group 2.
And you can do this very well if the winner with the greatest chance of winning is always unlucky, because the ball vibrates out of this field.
Ergo: There are always winners and losers, but the biggest winner always remains the bank. This is also called win optimization.

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C****7

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

14th Jan. 2019, at 04:28 pm CET#139
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@upola
Do you understand now🙏

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Elite

SURVEY: Fraud in Live Roulette?

14th Jan. 2019, at 04:30 pm CET#140
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And if there is no cheating and everything is fair, the bank wins just the same. The house advantage lies with the bank anyway. So it is irrational to blame fraud for your losses. You would lose even if the casino does not cheat

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