Trident Lounge

**oldandboring40** · 19th December 2006, 05:11 PM

being a u.s. player I am down to playing mg casinos for the most part. most of them i have played lacked alot. but i must say trident has been by far the best mg i have played. odds seem so much better than the rest that i have tried. i give them a "two thumbs up" but....why does it take so long to get my winnings back to me?

**Simmo!** · 19th December 2006, 05:39 PM

Trident have a great rep, but the odds will be identical to all the other MG's. How long does it take to get your winnings back and by what method out of interest?

**oldandboring40** · 19th December 2006, 09:53 PM

it has been taking about 6 to 7 days to show back up in my neteller account.
you mentioned odds at all mg casinos are the same. however i can tell a big difference in bonus round winnings at trident vs other mg casinos i have played. do the casinos have no control over payout %?

**Simmo!** · 19th December 2006, 10:24 PM

Originally Posted by oldandboring40

it has been taking about 6 to 7 days to show back up in my neteller account.
you mentioned odds at all mg casinos are the same. however i can tell a big difference in bonus round winnings at trident vs other mg casinos i have played. do the casinos have no control over payout %?

That doesn't sound right - unless it's your first withdrawal and they are waiting on ID? They have a 24hr reverse (and will flush maunually) which makes them next-day or 48hr payers generally depending on where you live. Even allowing for a weekend, thats still a 4 day maximum. Strange.

The payouts on MG are fixed in the software "installation" and the casinos have no control over it, the RNG, or the pay tables which are the same at each MG casino. At least, thats the "verbal" word from various trusted authorities, but MG have never to my knowledge confirmed or denied this in writing. But I've been told this on three seperate occasions and all by people who would know. If there were obvious differences, they would also show in the audited payout reports.

**darsval** · 19th December 2006, 10:52 PM

Simmo,

Sorry to ask a stupid question... but what exactly does this mean??

Simmo: "The payouts on MG are fixed in the software "installation" and the casinos have no control over it,"

How are they fixed in the software "installation"?????

**Simmo!** · 19th December 2006, 11:00 PM

Originally Posted by darsval

Simmo,

Sorry to ask a stupid question... but what exactly does this mean??

Simmo: "The payouts on MG are fixed in the software "installation" and the casinos have no control over it,"

How are they fixed in the software "installation"?????

If I understand it correctly, it means that the casino software provided to the casinos is a package which cannot be altered. Effectively "pre-compiled".

**oldandboring40** · 19th December 2006, 11:06 PM

i dont think trident asked me for id with my first withdrawl.maybe the hold up lies with neteller. i have noticed several posts concerning their tardiness.

**oldandboring40** · 22nd December 2006, 01:54 AM

the problem with slow payment must be trident and not neteller. last night signed up with iNetbet casino for the first time. cashed out at around midnight and money was back in neteller early this afternoon. talk about quick turnaround!!

**Simmo!** · 22nd December 2006, 09:51 AM

Originally Posted by oldandboring40

the problem with slow payment must be trident and not neteller. last night signed up with iNetbet casino for the first time. cashed out at around midnight and money was back in neteller early this afternoon. talk about quick turnaround!!

If you want me to look into the Trident payment issue, PM me with details (account number and amount of cashout) and I'll have a word

It strikes me as odd it would take so long.

**AussieDave** · 24th December 2006, 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by Simmo!

The payouts on MG are fixed in the software "installation" and the casinos have no control over it

I don't wish to set a fox amoung the chickens, but, MG operators can set their payouts to the following return percentage scales:

From my understanding it's only applicable to slots.

93%

95%

97%