Red flush USA :)

[vinylweatherman]

You have at least raised the curtain a little; "Level 11 Ltd" was previously only known as "Microgaming USA", or "no name software".

At least they remembered NOT to misuse the eCogra seal on the Level 11 versions, otherwise eCogra would NOT have been happy.

The reluctance to answer questions about RNG testing and so forth probably means it has NOT been tested properly, and they don't want to admit it.

This software could be MGS games, but powered by a proprietry RNG produced by Level 11 Ltd, which could produce different results than would be seen with MGS.

Now, the games are the same, BUT are the REELSTRIPS the same on the Level 11 version. If the reelstrips have been changed from the MGS version, we would have PROOF that the Level 11 version runs to a different RTP, and may even be able to calculate this new RTP.

[3mptyseat]

BUT are the REELSTRIPS the same on the Level 11 version.

Is the reelstrip the vertical alignment of the symbols per reel? With a certain number of each symbol on each reelstrip? If so, IDK... How would I find out?

[vinylweatherman]

Is the reelstrip the vertical alignment of the symbols per reel? With a certain number of each symbol on each reelstrip? If so, IDK... How would I find out?

Yes.

The most obvious way is to just keep spinning and note where the reels land each time. This is also the HARD way.

Unfortunately, the "easy way" only works in the Flash casino, which isn't offered by the US facing software.

The reelstrips have already been determined for many of the MGS games, so all that is needed is the strips from the US version to see if any other changes have been made.

The "cloak & dagger" stuff is what makes this a worthwhile exercise, as it seems they have a great deal to hide, and what they are hiding here is what they openly BOAST about on the regular MGS software, such as who tested the RNG, payouts, who makes the software (Microgaming, obviously - and they are proud to put their name on it), who operates the casino, etc.

[KasinoKing]

Is the reelstrip the vertical alignment of the symbols per reel? With a certain number of each symbol on each reelstrip? If so, IDK... How would I find out?

What games do they have?
For example, if they have Ladies Night you can compare what you get on your screen to this page:
http://www.slotbeaters.com/SlotStats/LadiesNite.htm

Will be quite tedious I know, but if you spot any differences you'll know they've changed something. Personally I think it would be unlikely - I mean, why would they?

KK