@Rusty:
I have read old post of yours(I have been reading very lot of old threads here to catch up) and your knowledge is far beyond the average of the readers here.
When you write "this casino has rigged slots" most of the readers think that you are just another loser.
Unfortunately many post begins with either "Holy Underwear Casino stole my money" or "Magic Foot Casino is rigged".
Can you give us more information about the rigged games?
I am always interested to read about how we can determine how the slot machine is loose or tight.
To suddenly see that the wild symbol on reel two hasn´t been seen for 50 spins.. When it´s infact according to mathematics is there at least every third spin is interesting to me.
What software do they have at Intertops?
Yes you are right that posts simply remarking on losing sessions are easily dismissed. Unfortunately I don't have the time for due diligence anymore but hopefully my post above is a little more substantive in that regard.
I should not post when I don't have the time but sometimes you just feel they should not get away with it.
Whether the slots are loose or tight should become apparent fairly quickly but of course you need to deposit to find that out.
KK gives some very valid strategy and playing styles on his site and different slots and platforms have different quirks.
Nothing is cut and dry but as a casino may have different slots set at different RTP and they all maintain a random element but as a general rule for RTG if the scatter symbols are fairly infrequent or the wild symbols on reel 1 and 2 are then it is time to sigh.
Also if you receive a very poor bonus round don't assume the next one must be better - when a slot sucks it keeps sucking (just another of those amazing anomalies that the stock sample size too small attempts to fix)
i agree:
after reading several older posts of yours (very interesting!)
i'd also be inclined to have you elaborate on this.
nevermind the possible people that might "try" and discourage you from being more informative: they can only succeed if you give a damn
i never think its pointless to share info like that:
just make sure to stay correct, for forum policy's sake.
say: im led to believe..., ...because i observed following,...correct me if im wrong etc.
No, you are completely correct and we should always use moderate language even when we have strong evidence to back our claims.
It is difficult to stay emotionally detached when you know certain Casinos are cheating their players and some forum members who have the morality and integrity of a killer virus will do and say anything to protect their income.
and yes good casinos and affiliates do still exist but the infestation is almost out of control.
People who are neutral should ask the motives of those, such as I, that say such and such a casino is tight or such and such a software plays a certain way but even more importantly they should question the motives of those who seek to deny or besmirch in the face of facts.
A Casinos motive for denial is perfectly obvious.
Others who make money in the industry may well have a bias.
Losing players may well have a bias.
All you can do is keep an open mind and decide if what is stated is reproduced in the real world for you.
Don't listen to the debunkers unless they are supplying evidence and data. 99/100 they will only try to discredit the poster as that is all they have.
If they are supplying data consider the source and if it is independent.
And always, always remember the Casinos are to all intents and purpose unregulated and you are ultimately relying on their good will only for a fair game.
Yeah, makes you think doesn't it?
, still a bit blue though.
Nope - don't get it - you're going to have to elaborate on that!
) there was a couple of players who on Roulette bet huge money on either red or black and a little loser who bet on 
