[CLOSED] Misleading Bellerock terms, DO NOT play there.

[vinylweatherman]

Originally Posted by maxd

Ha! I finally get the reference: BBC - Horizon - How to make better decisions. Good episode!

I got a result. I tried it on Pat over at the 32Red thread about the monthly bonus, and it worked He thanked me, said he enjoyed that hot drink and then slipped me a £50 free chip

Didn't work with BelleRock though, so maybe it was a COLD drink that he had

Still, I'm going to get some gear from Maplin and build myself a bio-feedback device & then go and play Thunderstruck over at Lucky Nugget, where I can get it to spin faster than 3 seconds apart

[GrandMaster]

Originally Posted by vinylweatherman

Still, I'm going to get some gear from Maplin and build myself a bio-feedback device & then go and play Thunderstruck over at Lucky Nugget, where I can get it to spin faster than 3 seconds apart

Then Lucky Nugget is in breach of ecogra requirement 103.R.16 and should be reported.

[vinylweatherman]

Originally Posted by GrandMaster

Then Lucky Nugget is in breach of ecogra requirement 103.R.16 and should be reported.

So is every single MG casino, the LONGEST delay time you are allowed to set is 1.5 seconds.

The ONLY time MG OBEY this rule is in the MPV Tournamants, so it shows this requirement CAN BE ENFORCED by the software, and they CHOOSE not to do it when players are using "real" money.

This is a meaningless requirement anyway, as MG have NEVER obeyed it, and the ONLY software that does is RTG (Crypto does if you have a crap PC )

[GrandMaster]

Can you show evidence from playcheck? I never managed to get less than 4 seconds. So if VWM's claim is true, then one of the founder of ecogra is in persistent breach of one of the rules, one which could be verified easily without any sophisticated calculations.

[vinylweatherman]

Originally Posted by GrandMaster

Can you show evidence from playcheck? I never managed to get less than 4 seconds. So if VWM's claim is true, then one of the founder of ecogra is in persistent breach of one of the rules, one which could be verified easily without any sophisticated calculations.

Playcheck does not have enough resolution, however I can get the lobby slots to play at over 3000 spins per hour, as shown in the stats. This equates to one spin every second or so. The MPV tournaments DO obey this requirement, but WHY, it only DAMAGES the product, and is the ONE TIME that players REALLY DON'T WANT this requirement enforced - as well as the fact that they are NOT using real money anyway, but tournament chips.

Autoplay has the option to set the spin speeds to well below 3 seconds, however setting the delay to 1.5 seconds, and removing "quick spin" will just about meet the 3 second rule.

Autoplay seems to have been devised to assist with "bonus abuse", or to lose faster, although it can also be a teaching aid for some games by showing "perfect" strategy.