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Zocker441

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24th Apr. 2018, at 08:03 am CEST#1

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Hello people,

I had big wins in 3 different slots so far.

Jack and the Beanstalk -> 3000x
300 Shields -> 1700x
Roman Legion -> 900x

But after these wins nothing worked in the different slots, I also noticed in other slots.
Can it be that our IP's are stored on the servers of the owners and with these also the AQ is controlled?

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Slots save IP? (No more wins)

24th Apr. 2018, at 08:28 am CEST#2

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You can not say exactly ...because there are static and dynamic IP's where the latter IP will change every time you log into the www !
There is also a possibility to change this if you have concerns !

There is a good tutorial : https://praxistipps.chip.de/router-mit-neuer-ip-adresse-starten_13281

So you can test your doubts or concerns and possibly deny !

Many greetings

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Anonym

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25th Apr. 2018, at 07:53 pm CEST#3

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Why would they do that through the IP?
Every player has entered his real data in an online casino. With that, you are in the database and what that means for each individual, I do not have to go through again here. Such created profiles are very valuable and will certainly be passed on. Such business practices are now officially part of everything. See Facebook uva...

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Elite

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25th Apr. 2018, at 08:02 pm CEST#4

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These conspiracies here are getting creepier and creepier. Let's briefly explain how this works (in case someone has forgotten).

The probability of losing is always higher than the probability of winning. Consequently, with each spin, the probability of losing increases TOTALLY. The more a player plays, the more he loses on average.

Casinos do not decide who wins and more do not. They get their house advantage from the fact that they win on average and that addicted people lose control and don't even take the wins anymore. Casinos have no influence on the slots because they are run by the SERVER OF THE PROVIDERS. The providers themselves have nothing at all to do with letting the player win or lose because in case of a win the casino pays out and not the Provider (except jackpots). The casinos will also not tell the provider at the moment a player opens a game whether this player should win or lose now. In addition, the random number generators of the providers are regularly controlled by independent organizations.

Here in the forum so often the blame for losing is put on some kind of Manipulation, it is actually sad. Gambling always has a probability of loss. If you are looking for the blame for your loss, then look for it in yourself, because you are playing. Think of gambling as paid leisure time or a costly hobby.

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Anonym

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25th Apr. 2018, at 08:33 pm CEST#5

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@bones: It has not been forgotten, some here in the forum simply do not believe in this fairy tale (anymore)! THAT is the point.

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P****1

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25th Apr. 2018, at 08:43 pm CEST#6

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Bones wrote on 04/25/2018 at 8:02 pm: These conspiracies here are getting creepy. Let's briefly explain how this plays out (in case anyone forgot).

The probability of losing is always higher than the probability of winning. Consequently, with each spin, the probability of being TOTALLY in the loss increases. The more a player plays, the more he loses on average.

Casinos do not decide who wins and more do not. They get their house advantage from the fact that they win on average and that addicted people lose control and don't even take the wins anymore. Casinos have no influence on the slots because they are run by the SERVER OF THE PROVIDERS. The providers themselves have nothing at all to do with letting the player win or lose because in case of a win the casino pays out and not the Provider (except jackpots). The casinos will also not tell the provider at the moment a player opens a game whether this player should win or lose now. In addition, the random number generators of the providers are regularly controlled by independent organizations.

Here in the forum so often the blame for losing is put on some kind of Manipulation, it is actually sad. Gambling always has a probability of loss. If you are looking for the blame for your loss, then look for it in yourself, because you are playing. Think of gambling as paid leisure time or a costly hobby.

Why else are cookies set when you start a game? I think our playing behavior is not differentiated and should not matter to the casino?

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Anonym

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26th Apr. 2018, at 05:30 am CEST#7

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Hey, bone, you still believe in Santa Claus, don't you?

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Anonym

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26th Apr. 2018, at 11:51 am CEST#8

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These threads are always fascinating. Gamers just seem to be more susceptible to superstitions of all kinds in general. It's probably in the nature of things. Question @All of you who so vehemently defend the thesis here that you are systematically cheated and manipulated in OCs: Why then do you keep giving the scammers your hard-earned money? Do you also visit restaurants that keep putting rotten fish on your plate?

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Forum posts: 358 Member since: 13.04.2018

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26th Apr. 2018, at 11:54 am CEST#9

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I am curious about the contribution to the topic of Mathias and Daniel. I can confirm that if you restart the history and reboot the PC, it hardly comes to wins. I have tested the whole thing over a few days, including from the cell phone. Rather no humbug the topic.

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Elite

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26th Apr. 2018, at 11:57 am CEST#10

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Kanalmalocher wrote on 04/26/2018 at 11:51 am: These threads are always fascinating. Gamers just seem to be more prone to superstitions of all kinds in general. I guess it's the nature of the beast. Question @All of you who so vehemently defend the thesis here that you are being systematically cheated and manipulated in OCs: Why then do you keep giving the scammers your hard-earned money? Do you also visit restaurants that keep putting rotten fish on your plate?

That is the question I ask myself. Who lets itself be cheated then voluntarily systematically. And why are the same people who only talk about fraud and rip-off and system partly even those who win in the end in a Taka Tuka Land Casino and do not get paid.

I already think very carefully where I lose my money. And regarding serious casinos no one needs to worry. Whoever enjoys it can sign up after each payout in a new casino and play there. It is then just as effective as wearing an aluhut against chemtrails or because of the missing constitution of Germany to recognize the laws of the empire.

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