New RTG Buzzluck

**chuchu59** · 27th May 2009, 07:07 PM

Hullo Brianbuzz,

Where is E-C-O-C-A-R-D?

**BrianBuzz** · 27th May 2009, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by chuchu59

Hullo Brianbuzz,

Where is E-C-O-C-A-R-D?

Hi chuchu,

GREAT question, I want that deposit option in as well, it seems to be one of the bigger ones people are asking for. I'll push it upwards as much as I can so we can get you all set out there in Asia somewhere

Cheers chuchu and I'll let you know

**NewOrleans** · 28th May 2009, 12:10 AM

With all the graphics they have you would think they would of picked a better software than RTG but RTG is the cheapest software and costa rica liscences are also cheaper(probably).Or they say they are liscenced and they really are not,and plan to really be liscenced in the future?

If nobody in costa rica is able to gamble and it is illegal how the hell are they getting liscenses from that country anyhow.

**alexbuzz** · 28th May 2009, 09:53 AM

We know and like the RTG software--it's fast--and it's not overexposed in the european markets. And it has a great back end.... it ain't cheap.

Just to clarify: our casino is HOSTED in Costa Rica, it sits on a server there in a fortress like complex wth redundant power, internet connections, guards with guns, etc.

We one day do plan on moving Buzzluck to a "white-listed" jurisdiction; but one or two massive expenses at a time please.

**Casinomeister** · 28th May 2009, 10:07 AM

Originally Posted by NewOrleans

With all the graphics they have you would think they would of picked a better software than RTG but RTG is the cheapest software and costa rica liscences are also cheaper(probably).Or they say they are liscenced and they really are not,and plan to really be liscenced in the future?

If nobody in costa rica is able to gamble and it is illegal how the hell are they getting liscenses from that country anyhow.

RTG software is one of the best - and it ain't cheap. Where are you getting your information?

You'll also find that nearly every casino, no matter where it is located, cannot accept bets from its host country. This is a standard rule.

**Rusty** · 28th May 2009, 04:22 PM

Originally Posted by Casinomeister

RTG software is one of the best - and it ain't cheap. Where are you getting your information?

You'll also find that nearly every casino, no matter where it is located, cannot accept bets from its host country. This is a standard rule.

That is interesting.
What is the reason for such a rule?

**jetset** · 28th May 2009, 05:47 PM

Usually a local licence requirement - that probably doesn't apply to RTG which is in Costa Rica (unless it's a condition of their 'business' licence)

**RobWin** · 7th September 2009, 12:26 PM

Originally Posted by alexbuzz

Hey guys

Some quick answers re: buzzluck.

Let's see... why no US? The near term obective for Buzzluck is to move into a whitelisted jurisdiction and conquer the world with our fairly radical take on what a supercasino is and does. Tough to do that with US players onboard, so no US for now.

Cheers
Alex

If that is truly the case...then how is it that "Vegas Technologies" are UK White Listed and ALLOW players from the USA to sign-up and play at their casinos?

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**RobWin** · 8th September 2009, 04:15 AM

*Bump* Nudge to Buzzluck..

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**alexbuzz** · 8th September 2009, 10:43 AM

Wow, that's a new one to me.

Wonder if the last bit under Vegas Technology where it says "...mostly licensed in Antigua and Barbuda and Netherland Antilles." is their work-around, using A&B for UK white listed sites and NA for US facing? Don't know but will look into it.

Of course A&B's whitelisted status has been under re-consideration since the Alan Sanford debacle....

Also, not having US players onboard makes you an acquisition target for a wider range of operators, never a bad thing.

And thanks RobWin for the poke.

Cheers
Alex