The lower the balance, the more the losses

**Westland Bowl** · 22nd December 2010, 05:00 AM

I've noticed that bankrolls dipping below $100 tend to invoke more losses playing blackjack, especially with RTG. Splits have a much higher losing results during low balances like they want to mop up the rest of your bankroll in a hurry.

**plasticnote** · 22nd December 2010, 07:45 AM

same thing I have noticed on RTG slots. However, on RTG slots, there are about 5% chance your bankroll will bounce back, the more WR you left, the bigger chance.

RTG software has exposed more and more its artifical. I wonder how long it can last before a blow on its face and declare it as rigged.

Just my 2cents

**petkaymad** · 22nd December 2010, 10:39 AM

I am glad someone else noticed this trend. I thought it was just me, I noticed it at a number of sites, all of which I no longer have accounts.

The fact that others are noticing and saying something might bring about changes, but I doubt it. The cheats will keep on cheating no matter what, I think, it is after all just "LUCK".

**Westland Bowl** · 22nd December 2010, 12:01 PM

Originally Posted by plasticnote

........RTG software has exposed more and more its artifical. I wonder how long it can last before a blow on its face and declare it as rigged.

Just my 2cents

It is very tough to win at RTG blackjack, it seems. Playing any kind of betting system seems to generate worst win/loss percentages. At Intertops, I've been winning only 40% of my blackjack hands versus the normal 43%. Some sessions dip into 24%. But Intertops is one of the top-rated sportsbooks by Sport Book Review. Go figure.

**plasticnote** · 22nd December 2010, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by Westland Bowl

It is very tough to win at RTG blackjack, it seems. Playing any kind of betting system seems to generate worst win/loss percentages. At Intertops, I've been winning only 40% of my blackjack hands versus the normal 43%. Some sessions dip into 24%. But Intertops is one of the top-rated sportsbooks by Sport Book Review. Go figure.

It is not the casino, it is the software. I believe the designer of RTG lately(after 2007), his/her moral compass is so fucked up. I wonder s/he could sleep at night knowing cheating on players' good faith.

**Westland Bowl** · 22nd December 2010, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by plasticnote

It is not the casino, it is the software. I believe the designer of RTG lately(after 2007), his/her moral compass is so fucked up. I wonder s/he could sleep at night knowing cheating on players' good faith.

Some certain people's religious beliefs justifies screwing over other people. So they do sleep at night with no qualms.

**Jufo** · 22nd December 2010, 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by plasticnote

I wonder s/he could sleep at night knowing cheating on players' good faith.

They are sleeping very well at night thinking:

"We made some "minor" tweaks to the software to yield 5% house edge on every wager in Blackjack to increase our profit margin, but the player still gets good entertainment for their money so we are providing a good service for them!"

**Jufo** · 22nd December 2010, 01:58 PM

For those that want to or have to play software based blackjack, the softwares where I have had the fairest results overall, are:

-Boss Media standard Blackjack. I know one player who turned $1000 into 350k in this game.

-BetVoyager all blackjacks. Randomness and fairness quarantee. My results are REALLY good here.

-Gala/Coral/Eurobet Blackjack games in the Games tab, not the Chartwell casino Blackjack games. They have European Blackjack with full early surrender at 0.03% house edge as well as Single Deck Blackjack with 0.11% house edge and a possibility to do a bit of card counting as they allow 5 spots at a time in their single deck game.

Based on my experiences these would be the main software based Blackjack games I completely trust to be fair.

**petro** · 22nd December 2010, 02:32 PM

Originally Posted by plasticnote

It is not the casino, it is the software. I believe the designer of RTG lately(after 2007), his/her moral compass is so fucked up. I wonder s/he could sleep at night knowing cheating on players' good faith.

As a matter of fact the owner/designer of RTG was struck dead by lightning a few years back.

What I originally put here was way too cruel. So I edited it just leaving the statement.

**plasticnote** · 22nd December 2010, 02:56 PM

Originally Posted by Jufo

They are sleeping very well at night thinking:

"We made some "minor" tweaks to the software to yield 5% house edge on every wager in Blackjack to increase our profit margin, but the player still gets good entertainment for their money so we are providing a good service for them!"

Honestly, RTG did not do a good job for providing entertainment,lately.
Regardless, table games, slots, VP etc, the artificially programmed cycle is so obvious, that only fools can not recognize after few sessions of playing.

IMO, uncertainty is one of the reasons, gambling is attractive and addictive.
When you realize that without throwing X amount of money, you will not have a good play, with no exceptions, the game itself lost its attractiveness.

The future of RTG, is gloom, such a shame it was once an excellent software. losing its attractiveness, it will fail even if it has USA market.