RTG slots DEEP FREEZE games

[debbiek]

It is possible that RTG casinos - some or maybe all of them will be closing soon? I say this because it doesn't appear they want to pay anything and maybe trying to make alot of money at the end.

If they continue to play like this, they will eventually lose all their customer base except for a few diehard believers. It doesn't appear that they're trying to retain or attract new players nor that their casinos are written about favorably regarding payouts.

when you play their games, you can obviously see the major drop in the payouts and overall behavior. This thought occurred to me while i was playing because other than sheer greediness, I can't figure out why they would let this happen.

Any thoughts?

[paul02085]

i dont see why they would rig their slots since most of them arent going to pay you anyway if you win.

[dc9999]

Speaking of RTG casinos..I know I asked this before,,but one that has really flown under the proverbial radar is an outfit known as "Vegas Lucky".

Here is what they state about their ownership group on their homepage:

This casino is 100% owned and operated by Baru International Ltd., 62 Monks Avenue, Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear, NE25 9RT.

They accept US players, but again are very low key. Has anybody heard anything about this ownership group?

[chuchu59]

It is possible that RTG casinos - some or maybe all of them will be closing soon? I say this because it doesn't appear they want to pay anything and maybe trying to make alot of money at the end.

If they continue to play like this, they will eventually lose all their customer base except for a few diehard believers. It doesn't appear that they're trying to retain or attract new players nor that their casinos are written about favorably regarding payouts.

when you play their games, you can obviously see the major drop in the payouts and overall behavior. This thought occurred to me while i was playing because other than sheer greediness, I can't figure out why they would let this happen.

Any thoughts?

I have always been an advocate of the conspiracy theory that since the exodus of many US players, some casinos especially RTG-powered ones, will be closing and that they want to squeeze every possible cent out of players. However, to do that, they will need the software provider's help. Another possibility is that they are alternately normal and tight and the money gained during their tight sessions can keep them afloat. Then the normal sessions give some shreds of evidence that there is nothing wrong with the games.

Frankly, the payout at slots are abysmal. When you win, it is not likely that you can double your bankroll but you lose your bankroll even at super low bets in no time. I would say that it is probable that you might lose your bankroll without it having rolled 4-5x. Currently, the slots are very tight. Stay away from them for the time being.