Poll slots 2

[Rusty]

The second poll deals with individual software providers.
Which software do you feel offers the fairest slots?
This multiple choice

[lauram]

I went with mg as i seem to find there that at least with so much variety of slots you can normally hit a few bonus rounds that keeps you playing on your deposit.

[mysticjoz]

Glad you let us pick more than one.. I like mg and rtg. They have been very, very nice to me for a while now

[zap987]

I think they are all fair, and if I was worried they weren't I wouldn't play. I keep being amazed at how many people think online slots (and other games) are rigged in different ways but still keep playing.

[same_old]

yeah MG for me to Rusty, hours of play out of small deposits and can hit so much more as opposed to the other places.

[Rusty]

I think they are all fair, and if I was worried they weren't I wouldn't play. I keep being amazed at how many people think online slots (and other games) are rigged in different ways but still keep playing.

The question is which do you think offer the fairest games?
If you think they are all equally fair then vote for them all.
This is a poll.
Your statement is more appropriate in the other poll.


Already looking like a race for the minor places.

[KasinoKing]

Already looking like a race for the minor places.

Great poll - but one minor snaglett...
Did you forget that (probably) way over 50% of CM members are in the USA so can't play WagerWorks or Playtech - therefore they are not likely to vote for them, are they?

(BTW, I voted for all except RTG because I don't think it's fair that different casinos can have them set with different return %'s).

[Alexandre]

WagerWorks 100%
They are part of IGT, a brick & mortar slot manufacturer and they are the only software which provide for each slot what they call the the payback info (in the paytable) + the way features are handled.

(BTW, I voted for all except RTG because I don't think it's fair that different casinos can have them set with different return %'s).

RTG is obviously the last of the list.
I think MG is random as Zoozie has demonstrated it with his SlotAnalyzer (Zoozie where are you gone ?).
I'm not sure for Playtech.
But as I've stated before random doesn't mean fair.
Some people like (well, only Brits and Spanische...maybe Dutsh also) them non random.

[slotplayer]

that's funny everyone picked MG. RTG uses the same RNG testing lab that my states lottery uses. My state lottery is 100% fair as a matter of fact coined the most successful lottery in the US. There is no way they would cheat anyone.

Ahtough I've never played any brand with real money except for Casino Rewards Microgaming I'm convinced they changed something since April. (after the last big jackpot winner?).

Since then it is nearly impossible to get a bonus round no matter what time of or night let alone some close together or even back to back. Even if you win something it takes it all back especially if you increase the wager amount. This pattern seems to be consistent across all the slot games I've played. Seems the occasional bonus round only occurs on the lower coin denominations.

I remember reading a post about this a while back however has anyone else notice this?

[KasinoKing]

that's funny everyone picked MG. RTG uses the same RNG testing lab that my states lottery uses. My state lottery is 100% fair as a matter of fact coined the most successful lottery in the US. There is no way they would cheat anyone.

A 100% random RNG does not mean a 100% random slot.
The RNG just produces a random number, it's what the slot software does with that number afterwards which determines if the slot if fair or not.
(e.g. It could be programmed to ignore the RNG under certain circumstances).

KK