Do casinos adjust RTP per individual player?

**LinkinFart** · 25th July 2010, 12:58 AM

Do you think that casinos are manipulating overall RTP, regardless of the slot you`re playing, per player and why if so?

It wouldnt be bad for discussion if posters could also tell if they are affiliates or not and how active.

I myself think/know that some do. For some I`m not that certain but it is hard to get ridd of that feeling when I play at them.

For example, getting good at first try of the casino and then nothing for months, something like drug dealers, good stuff first and then just enough to keep you going.

Another example, complaining to support about payouts and then suddenly getting one good run if you`re down certain sum they deem adequate enough to throw you a cookie.

Stuff like that, most of you know what I`m talking about here.

**just play** · 25th July 2010, 01:03 AM

Do casinos adjust RTP per individual player

Yes..mine is set at 0% but the casinos tell me my RTP is anywhere from 90% to 95%.

For every 5 people that say yes there will be 5 people that say no.

I for one agree with your whole post.

**taysh075** · 25th July 2010, 01:56 AM

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Yes..mine is set at 0% but the casinos tell me my RTP is anywhere from 90% to 95%.

**maphesto** · 25th July 2010, 02:08 AM

I'm a player.

My answer is: No!

At software as RTG, MGS, Rival, Playtech and Vegas Tech I can say that the software haven't got the clue about who clicks.

I doesn't have to.

If a slot has a rtp of 95% the casino doesn't care who lose and who wins.
They earn their 5% anyhow.

When they really do care, they offer VIP levels to those players who lost the most. Just to make them stay.

**takethemoney** · 25th July 2010, 02:26 AM

More hogwash of suspicion, an unfounded accusation. They do not single players out, they simply screw everyone equally lately.

**darkpixie** · 26th July 2010, 08:43 PM

It sure seems that way at times. I have not been able to hit a thing since I had that cash out at 32Red. The fact that they can come back to you with your RTP in split seconds, means they gather the data and theoretically that data could be used for anything the casino wants.

**Nate** · 26th July 2010, 08:49 PM

I know what u mean

, although i dont think it is the truth... Ive played at Casino's and on my very first deposit, made very good returns or had fantastic wins... So yes feels like it..

Conspiracy Theory: Returns are initially good to get the player back. Who would want to go back to a casino they lose at?

**greasemonkey** · 28th July 2010, 11:38 PM

I don't think so at all.

If this were the case then some braniac, somewhere would figure out what the advantage time is and exploit it and the casinso would lose big time. Also, watchdogs and forums like this would figure it out and they would be exposed as fraudulent and unfair and not random.

I think this is unfounded and would not make any sense for a casino to do.

**spiderlegz** · 29th July 2010, 01:20 AM

Less reputable RTGs used to disconnect players playing BJ at high stakes and change it to use the max amount of decks (255). They can also disconnect you and set your betlimits to zero on some games as happened with palapaisti.

Thats the only things I have heard of when they try to "manipulate" your gameplay.

Then there are softwares (for example AST/ThrillX/whatever) that are rigged but its equally rigged for everyone AFAIK.