
Originally Posted by
jas2587
Just got this from them what a joke do they really think we are this stupid
you would know if you had to relog in which I didn't have to but.....
Hi Cindy
Andrew here from the Royal Vegas Casino.
We have received feedback from Microgaimng and they have informed us of the following:
Remember that an MPV tournament requires constant connection to the MPV system, much like Internet Poker Play. If you lose connectivity between spins the Casino merely attempts to reconnect to the gaming server at the next spin.
If an MPV player is disconnected then they'll have to log in again and rejoin the tournament they were playing. Unfortunately this will mean losing playing time. As MGS cannot be held accountable for individual player connectivity issues we cannot offer compensation in such cases.
If the you can give us the correct information about the tournament that you were playing in then we can attempt to establish what went wrong.
The above explanation is the most likely but I won't name that as the cause before investigating properly.
I have resent the game history to MicroGaming including all the information that we could find on it on our system. And am still awaiting their response, we will keep you updated on our findings.
We appreciate your patience and understanding in this matter.
Should you have any further queries in future, no matter how big or how small, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind Regards
VIP Support Host
Andrew
Cindy
NOPE - It's still a malfunction whatever the cause, and "malfunction voids play". If we were to WIN a tournament because of connectivity issues messing with the playing time and coins in the opposite direction I am sure the play will be voided in that case, with the entry fee refunded.
It is a design fault at THEIR end that causes the player to suffer disadvantage during a connection failure due to time continuing to count down. The tournaments could have been designed with the safeguards of normal casino games, in that a player can reconnect and resume at the exact point they left off.
In all cases. "Malfunction voids play" must be applied consistently, not just when players win as a device to void such winnings and refund the deposit.
There ARE problems with MG software, and MG do not want these to be known about widely, but would prefer to fix them when they are found without fanfare. It is not acceptable to allow this policy to cause players to be refused compensation just because a problem is kept quiet and fixed.
This seems the case this week also, with all MG casinos having an unscheduled update today.
Recent problems "kept quiet" include the Mega Moolah movie error and a while back the notorious "MiniVegas" fiasco.
Before this, we had the "infinite loop" error with new game updates, which took months just to get MG to agree to their being a problem with the updater module.
Also under wraps is the mathematical problems of the new MG bonus system. This can be seen regularly, and often takes the form of a deposit into a zeroed account, even some months later, being credited as part cash and part bonus. The error also works in the opposite way on occasions where the account is NOT zero, but has a small bonus balance of a couple of credits or less, which all turns to cash, even though this is wrong, as WR should be carried where there is still a balance of over 1 credit (this second bit is probably why this has been kept quiet - they can't fix the first bit without making this second bit even worse).
More minor errors include the display problem where Thunderstruck freezes reels one and two and lets the rest spin forever during the bonus round, with the indicator showing "-1 free spins" as the amount left.
Empty Fruities Astern Capt'n
Back to port for unloading.
Full Sails - before we get raided ourselves.
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