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I'm glad you weren't around when Columbus was trying to argue that the world was round and not flat. II'll take #3 for a dollar.
Why do you keep saying "most of us think this way so others must be wrong"? I wouldn't give a flying flip if all of you thought 2+2 was 5. I still want to question it because it doesn't make sense. And when did you take a census to figure out how the majority felt? I am pretty sure many don't know what to make of it yet. That is why we DONT WANT TO STOP TALKING ABOUT IT NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU BEG US TO. If you don't like the conversation quit clicking on this thread and leave us to our conversation then.
Nifty, it is just unproductive for you to keep interrupting the conversation with motions to stop talking about it. OBVIOUSLY many of us are still not satisfied with the nonsensical answer and would like to continue discussing it. Thanks.
LOL.
I've already said it isn't up to me whether the thread closes or not.
All I'm saying is that you can discuss it all you like, but nobody from RTG or anyone else is going to come forward and say "dang, you got us!" because...well...YOU DIDN'T.
I'm sure Bryan will be happy to know that you think he is a fool
It really comes down to who you believe, and I'll put my faith in someone like Bryan (who has probably forgotten more than you know about online gambling) every day and twice on Sundays over a couple of members who find a conspiracy theory when more than two people in a room don't eat their crusts.
If you believe that RTG has this function to 'cheat' players, then you would have to believe that they all have it......so the next penny you spend at any online casino reduces your credibility to zero, unless of course we are to believe that you are a fool and you knowingly allow blatant cheats to rip you off.
I would be far more likely to give credit to someone who posted their 'casinos cheat' theory and then proceeded to never play at an online casino again - at least they would have the courage of their convictions, and not just be constantly trying to come up with reasons to blame someone other than themselves for the fact that they lose.
Anyhoo.....discuss away! (...and I'll chime in whenever I damn well feel like it)
VinylWeatherMan answered about "super user" in post #22 of this thread but here's quote:
AFAIK, "super user" is a term from unix. A "super user" has permissions that normal users don't have so that they can keep the system running. It's like the difference between being simple poster on this forum like you and me or being one of the moderators.
Maybe it costs more. It could be a different type of licensing.
PD
greasemonkey (16th April 2011)
I was chastized last week for my comments on BoDog and Intertops. Now what is this about RTG and PAYOUT TWEAKING?
Bodog not out of the woods yet although RTP has always been fair, good streaks are hit. It's the free fall that is suspicious. I have been utilizing better bankroll management but still something is off at that site. If you hit a streak at Bodog stop playing after 3-4 straight losing hands. Still a good place if you can walk away and come back at a later time.
Intertops? Don't even think about playing there in my opinion.
How long before Rainmaker responds?
On any rtg to see that its a less than random system... Or if its random, the card values used are random in value, but when it comes to display, they come up as a paired face more often than is mathematically possible... I am serious... Play 20 hands on play money... QQ, KK, JJ, see any of those?? Either u or the dealer will have them, and often, when u have one of them, the dealer will have one too...
We already know that RTG has loose ethical boundaries. We know this bc of the Fruit Frenzy issue... We know this because many of us can "feel" the difference between the way it was and the way it is... And I dont know about u guys, but I either win-win-win or its gone betting small real quick... And lastly, we know they toe the line between business people and accessories to criminal groups bc of the licenses that they continue to renew... They have very little opinion of their target market, bc their research has deduced that even after myriad examples of deception and in the case of licensee's, fraud, there is still a hungry customer base even in this over saturated marketplace, that will be there with some cash to burn and expectations as high as their impulse control ability is low...
So that being said... I will agree with nifty on one specific point (or sentence really):
We are not going to be receiving an admission of anything interesting from RTG...
And I agree with the RTG Conspiracy Theorists as well, just because we get the answer we can't accept, we shouldn't stop the debate; already in the course of this thread things have popped out at me that make this more interesting than I originally thought it would be... And I have to admit, while I lean one way atm on this subject, I am not 100% convinced of anything, save for the inevitability of my taxes, my baldness, and my mortality...
That being said, accepting the answer given as 'their answer' is a horse of a different color from accepting "their answer as THE answer"...
So consider this: Given what we know of greed, how could anyone assume that mostof these sites/platforms are not rigged in some deceptive, unfair, or outright cheating way to increase HA%? You know how many people I talk to who are weekly depositors at a place and when I ask them, "So I hear their cashouts are slow?", a typical response from the more candid of players is, "I wouldn't know one way or the other but I love their...".
At the end of the day, except for the horribly addicted, its amusement... So lets not judge people because they make deposits at places whilst likewise believing the place to be less than fair... That doesn't make them an idiot, that makes them a gambler... GL to YOU fair gamblers!
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I don't agree.At the end of the day, except for the horribly addicted, its amusement... So lets not judge people because they make deposits at places whilst likewise believing the place to be less than fair... That doesn't make them an idiot, that makes them a gambler... GL to YOU fair gamblers
If anyone plays online casinos believing they are cheating and lying, they may not be an idiot.....but it certainly doesn't add much weight to their opinion, as they obviously don't really believe it.
How ridiculous does this statement sound:
"Online casinos cheat and I've even seen 'proof', and I believe they have been doing so for a long time. Now, if you'll excuse me I'm off to play at one right now."
Well this is exactly how it looks when members post passionately about how badly they are being ripped off etc, only to post the next day about how they played at XX casino.
I can tell you now - if I really believed all these theories were true i.e. all casinos cheat as SOP, then I would stop playing...as anyone else who really believed all this stuff would also do.
Yes, it makes them a gambler. An ignorant and careless one. After all, it's hard enough to win when everything is completely above board, let alone playing games that you know are cheating. Sorry, but that really is stupid.
I dont use the word cheat and I am not interested in an argument... Lets agree to this: RTP is not dictated by a governing body ATM in the majority of the online community... So if an operator who has the ability to lower RTP and does so, eventually we would have to come to the conclusion that somewhere along the line the system became "less than fair" but its pretty effing subjective...So lets not judge people because they make deposits at places whilst likewise believing the place to be less than fair
U don't know what the exact RTP is overall at a place at any given time... The payouts inetbet publishes have been on a slope downward for each of the past however many years... I am positive its that way elsewhere... So what I meant to say is, knowing that percentages of player return have been diminished, and thinking that its not cool, but having few options and playing anyway is not A) The same as what u are claiming is so "stupid" (@nifty) and B) That easy to distinguish the point of no return between fair and unfair, bc after all, some win even at 50% lower RTP% than is standard...
I disagree... What about the winner at one of these places that cheats? I know people who have won thousands playing bj at AP/UB... I also know they have cheated in keno, they have re-written the betsoft orig. program code on their video slots, and then the superuser biggie, but I have a ridiculously high ROI there and before yesterday, play there often and cashout just as often...(OBVI not in the casino though, lol) SO I think that there are exceptions to every rule, and I think in the case of casinos, esp online ones where some win while most lose, knowing something to be one way, and being personally affected by it can be two very different things...I can tell you now - if I really believed all these theories were true i.e. all casinos cheat as SOP, then I would stop playing...as anyone else who really believed all this stuff would also do.
My posts are far cry from claiming that RTG is 'cheating'. I'm merely trying to point out that what they say the screen does, does not actually gel up with the instructions on the screen.
Adjusting RTP on any Slot is perfectly legal even in B&M Casinos. This isn't a conspiracy theory, its a logical discussion. Im trying to understand why the screen says SET the values for Excluded Games, Playthrough and HE%... It further says that the value will appear for all new coupons....
I'm being told that it has nothing to do with changing HE% and is merely something that gives them an 'idea' of the expected win/loss.
This is kinda like saying the 'Shut Down' button on Windows XP is not a shut down button, but gives you an idea of what website internet explorer will redirect to if you click it.
Uhhmmm - Am I stupid or a conspiracy theorist for reading something that is straight forward?
Lol...
Nate
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