Interesting (and scary) report on the Virtual Casino Group

[mikepipe]

Yeah liquid, could you sell me some shares of your feeling - i need to have the same....

maybe some dark clouds

[mrracetrack]

liquidsoap...
I have a feeling bad things are going to happen, can be from both sides.

mikepipe... Yeah liquid, could you sell me some shares of your feeling - i need to have the same....

maybe some dark clouds

Why would anything happen?

A former casino employee wrote about some unflattering and unethical experiences he saw while working there. This isn't the first time someone has written "uncomplimentary" things about the Virtual Group. In actuality, Virtual has been bashed and complained about for 5 years running now. They are "rogued" by most "legitimate" webmasters.

It's not like "Carl" ruined their reputation...

It was "ruined" long ago...

"Carl" posted an honest account of his personal experiences while working with the Virtual Group, and it was an interesting look into the world of online casinos.

Reporters do this every day, Television news shows (Primetime, 20/20, Dateline) all do undercover reports, and make their findings public.

While some may occasionally get "threats" about these investigations, the shows and newspaper reports are still done, and I've not seen any follow up reports of any repercussions.

Besides... "Carl" already posted his report. Many people have read it.
What would be the point of any retribution?

I doubt "Carl" is looking to make this an ongoing weekly update.

Like most "controversial issues"... within a few weeks this will fade away, just as so many other "hot issues" have.

Hard to imagine anyone from the Virtual Group getting too riled up over this, in my opinion.

[mikepipe]

hope, you are right. For me its an uncertain feeling that it might not be limited (?) to virtual but could concern RTG and maybe clean up the market (ok: 3 solid RTG casinos are enough- no problem)
Lets see what happens (or as the kaiser says: schaun wir mal -- this is Mr. Beckenbauer, not so very well known in the gambling theatre til now)

[watcherone]

Hey Robert,
Welcome to the forum, nice to get some "colorfull" insights. You will have to let me know who this Carl guy was.

How are you my good friend!
Miss those tips to the south I do.
Carl is real, very real, but not telling the whole story.

Anyway, lets get back to gambling and winning some money!

Robert

[liquidsoap]

"Why would anything happen"
Why wouldnt anything happen, If this is true, the person who made the accusation, may be in big trouble from the casinos. If its not he will be in big trouble with the law. If it is true how many casinos are doing this??

Alot of bad can happen. I am not going in to detail, I just think people should watch there backs.

[aodat2]

How are you my good friend!
Miss those tips to the south I do.
Carl is real, very real, but not telling the whole story.

Anyway, lets get back to gambling and winning some money!

Robert

Hey Robert.

Since Carl is real, do you mind doing us all a BIG favor and perhaps tell us what he missed? I don't think we mind if you don't tell us the entire story but it would be really nice to know which is true and which is not.

This is seriously interesting and getting to know which is Fact and Faction would be really nice. Personally, I don't really care what casinos do in the dark, but since someone spilled the beans, and we have a online casino worker here, do you mind just filling the gaps?

Thanks a whole bunch.

Ps. The story was great but I doubt that it's 100% authentic.

[The Watchdog]

Liquidsoap,

I agree with you 100%.. come on..

READ THE @%#@% ARTICLE ONE MORE TIME... This guy didn't wrote that only to tell his amazing experience in Costa Rica.

The article gave enough details on the first 2 paragraphs to know which company he was referring to. Then, something that amazed me, he had the balls to name a few Casinos runned by them.

Once again, no switch, however with RTG you might think you are playing a 4 deck black jack game and you are playing with 8,9,10 decks... I dunno about slots, but some other settings might affect the player on video poker games.

People should be careful what they post. One thing is reporting a company not playing by the rules, another thing is to do something like that...

Well... I had the same feeling liquidsoap had when I read that article

[watcherone]

Hey Robert.

Since Carl is real, do you mind doing us all a BIG favor and perhaps tell us what he missed? I don't think we mind if you don't tell us the entire story but it would be really nice to know which is true and which is not.

This is seriously interesting and getting to know which is Fact and Faction would be really nice. Personally, I don't really care what casinos do in the dark, but since someone spilled the beans, and we have a online casino worker here, do you mind just filling the gaps?

Thanks a whole bunch.

Ps. The story was great but I doubt that it's 100% authentic.

Aodat2, one day I shall, but this is not the day or time.

[watcherone]

Why would anything happen?

Like most "controversial issues"... within a few weeks this will fade away, just as so many other "hot issues" have.

Hard to imagine anyone from the Virtual Group getting too riled up over this, in my opinion.

Mrracetrack you are so correct, Carl may find that RTG may have more of a problem with him then the casino.

[Linus]

Robert, what you need is someone who can show you how to construct bonuses that are attractive to recreational players, without attracting bonus whores and their gnomes.

There's no reason to screw people out of their winnings. Winners attract more people to your casinos. Slow-pay and no-pay policies drive people away, and result in blacklistings at sites like this one.

You've been in business, what, ten years? It's time to think about the long-term.

Do you have a cheat switch?

Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and all the honest casinos on the web make money without cheating their players. You can too.