Changing EXISTING games can lead to problems. These are not of a technical nature, but of trust. When casinos change games to suit requirements, even at the request of players, it shows that the software allows for the tampering of games. Players only have the work of the casino that they will actually be told a game has changed. Changing games, followed by a number of players losing their shirts at the casino, swiftly leads to accusations that the
RTP has been reduced, having been higher as an initial lure.
If you think this does not happen, come over to the mainland. It happens with Fruit Machines all the time. New ones are set to a higher
RTP to get players interested, once players are familiar with the game, and are playing, the
RTP is reduced, often as low as 70%, but players are never told, and it can be pretty damn hard to notice (unless you are one of those "pro players" with a "refill key"

).
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