1) There is a BIG PROBLEM with RTG Random Jackpots, and it is indeed the MAX CASHOUT that some of their promotions have. This means that it is an advantage for the casino to have large random jackpots, as more can be "confiscated" where they happen to be hit on a max cashout promotion. iNetBet seems to have 10x and even 5x max cashouts on free chips, and often the value of the free chip is miserly, meaning that winning an RJ from one means having almost the whole amount confiscated.
Consider the managers bonus, 10x max cashout and often small amounts of $10. This would allow the first $100 to be cashed out from an RJ, with the rest supposedly placed back - but this is a hot topic, how can we be certain this happens after a hit, WE do not know if it was from a free chip and "confiscated", and to expect it to go back into the game. This DID come up, with the winner of an RJ at an RTG casino being a Casinomeister member, and revealing that they did not receive much of the win because it was from a free chip, and it didn't seem the "confiscated" amount had been placed back into the game.
2) Anyone noticed? - RTG have REMOVED a number of games from their casinos - don't know when (I know WHY though
), absolutely NO announcement - something to hide no doubt
It is unusual for games to be REMOVED from casinos, although a regular stream of new games can be expected.
3) It is possible for an RTG casino to place more than one slot into the same RJ pool - when this is first done, the pooling can create the effect of a sudden appearance of unusually large RJs, which will even out as they are hit. They will grow faster, but should hit more often. Club World set theirs up in groups of 6 (approx), so they should grow 6x as fast, but hit 6x as often (assuming all slots within the group are equally popular).
RTG casinos may have done this to counter the reduction in activity caused by UIGEA, and to ensure that there is the greater chance of at least some RJs showing a temptingly high value.
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