Rate your best/worst RTG casino!!!

[Casinomeister]

Ah shat! Have I lost my chance to call JHV a dick?..

But then you'd have 72 hours in the poky.

[lauram]

All I can think of with jhv is that after he gets a few drinks in him off he goes.
At times it helps to see different opinions of what is asked. And even the disagreeing, but the personal attacks are way to much. Sighs I miss Kakata,
he was helping me with a post and he lost his temper, Cm i want him back please.

Anyways back to the post.

I closed intertops red. I play a lot of rtg and I have never run into this kind of play before. I was more bored with this casino watching spin after spin pay nothing.

The other rtg casinos I do like also depends on what time of day it is. Heck for that matter what day of the week. I could stand on my head and spin and I still will not hit anything if I play on a sat and tuesday.

Rtg that work for me,

buzzluck
clubworld
inetbet.
slotsplus.

[Mousey]

I've had JHV on my Ignore list since his second post on the forum, so thankfully, I have no clue what the ruckus was about and don't care to know. My blood pressure remains in normal range. LOL

I used to love playing at RTGs... the few 'good' ones... back in the day... pre-UIGEA. I actually had some nice cashouts. Never a RJ, but nice RF every now and then. I rarely see any wins to even get me above my starting balance anymore.

Now, when I play, I just assume it's $25 down the toilet, then when the session ends as it almost always does.. I take another break for a week or two.

And as I've always pointed out... it's not just about the losing, it's about entertainment value. If I never get above starting balance, if a $25 deposit disappears in less than 5 minutes betting .20 a spin, with the occasional .40 spin thrown in for 'excitement', then gambling's not fun for me, and I take my money elsewhere.

While I'm not screaming 'rigged', I do say the numbers in my log books tell me that there has been a BIG change in payouts since the UIGEA was passed. I'm not a math head, but I can add and subtract ... money in, money out. When I saw several years of +$200 or +$3300 for individual years flip-flop to -$3000, or -$200 or whatever -- at EVERY online casino... I saw that it was time for me to get the heck out of Dodge.

Maybe I'm just on Lady Luck's Sh!t List...

I still think INetBet (despite no phone support grrrrrrrr) and Club World are at the top of the heap as far as CS. As to game play... one RTG wipes out my bankroll as quickly as the other.

[Mouche12]

Sun Palace has been the only one where I had some decent wins (over 1,000).
on deposits ranging between 100 - 200.

Good thread!

[skiny]

This is a gambler's forum for chrissakes - not a national research establishment - and if a Casinomeister member wants to run an admittedly subjective poll in which members share their experiences then why disrupt the thread and try to kill the idea?

I hope nobody thinks I was just trying to kill the idea. I was just saying I don't think it will be very accurate.

And as for the JVH, Rob thing... That was just too much for my little brain not to poke fun at. I was actually being quite conservative.

As for RTG. I've won a RJ twice in the last couple of years. But that's all I've ever won. I've come to the conclusion that if you don't hit a RJ you don't win anything. I make small deposits though. I suppose I could hit withdraw everytime I'm up 50 bucks. But who leaves the casino online or on land when they're up 50 bucks?

Seems to me you usually get one shot at it. Once you're up the losing starts and you never get ahead again. At least not until you redposit.

Someone mentioned doing well at Sun Palace. I quit playing there because after months I never saw more than my starting balance.

So what do you believe when one person almost always wins where another person never does?

[chayton]

But then you'd have 72 hours in the poky.

oh my, then I'm just glad you don't read every single post that I'VE ever made!

[jetset]

I hope nobody thinks I was just trying to kill the idea. I was just saying I don't think it will be very accurate.

And as for the JVH, Rob thing... That was just too much for my little brain not to poke fun at. I was actually being quite conservative.

As for RTG. I've won a RJ twice in the last couple of years. But that's all I've ever won. I've come to the conclusion that if you don't hit a RJ you don't win anything. I make small deposits though. I suppose I could hit withdraw everytime I'm up 50 bucks. But who leaves the casino online or on land when they're up 50 bucks?

Seems to me you usually get one shot at it. Once you're up the losing starts and you never get ahead again. At least not until you redposit.

Someone mentioned doing well at Sun Palace. I quit playing there because after months I never saw more than my starting balance.

So what do you believe when one person almost always wins where another person never does?

That criticism was not aimed at you, Skiny - in fact I thought your arguments had value, hence the reference to your post.

My point is that as long as we all recognise that Berny's thread is about shared - and very subjective - experiences and not a scientific study steeped in math and probability theories etc, there's no reason to kill it.

[chuchu59]

I wouldnt miss JHV at all. It's just that I didnt get a chance to get him mad in the thread he cited I was wrong 3 times. Sigh!

[AussieDave]

72 hours in the poky.

I'll assume the poky is a military nickname for the 'brig'?


Cheers

Dave

[Westland Bowl]

.......But as many members have repeatedly counselled him, the manner in which an opinion is delivered can dramatically effect how it is received.....

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Jetset, thank you for putting into succinct words what I've been trying to say to a few people I know who have much knowledge to share with people but their skewed attitudes get in the way of positive reception.

One person I know has much alternative health knowledge but tried to force every forum relationship on the outset into a "teacher - student" mode instead of as a fellow forum member sharing his knowledge. People viewed this as "superior - inferior" where they are the inferior ones. He always had contentious time with people who did not like his approach at all. People never asked to be students. But once the guy started to humbly share his knowledge, he earned their respect THEN they recognized him as a teacher.

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