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New RTG casino, with a guarantee??

jpm

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I was looking at this new RTG casino www.ace-games.com and reading the 'about us' page, I found this interesting tidbit...

All accounts are 100% insured and all games are independently tested by Safebet for accuracy and fairness.

This is intriguing to me. I wonder who is insuring these accounts and what exactly they are insured against?? :confused:

Anyone know anything about them, Bryan, Spear, Jetset?
 
This is a strange one. Besides all of the goofy ad-copy about being in some gambling mecca (Costa Rica? C'mon give me friggin' break). And the old Safebet "legally licensed and fully insured" crap that even RTG laughs about, they are on the same server as logoncasino.com which I checked out not too long ago here:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/avogic-software.3859/?t=3859

At the time logoncasino was running Avogic software, but it looks like they've switched to RTG. In doing so, they've done a sloppy job at it. My guess is that they swiped some of the ad-copy from an old RTG site. The Safebet reference is a dead give-away that they are way out of touch with reality.
 
I didn't even notice that part. WTF is whitejack?? Its not in any RTG list of games I've ever seen!

I did chuckle when I read the safebet part though :lolup:

I'd love to know about the insured account part though. Since insurance usually covers you in the event of a loss, does this mean that if I lose my money, I can get it back?? Sounds great to me! :D
 
from Old / Expired Link ,


"How can I be sure the games are fair?

- All games must pass testing by engineers from Princeton University and must undergo extensive testing for fairness and accuracy from RealTime Gaming's Quality Assurance Department prior to being released to the public. "

lmao!!
 
LOL - where do you guys finds sites like the rubberlama/whitejack!!?

Bryan's right - this insurance BS is standard RTG boilerplate copy widely used on their licensee sites. It goes hand in hand with the "legally licensed" bit - in Costa Rica? Yeah, right.

I tried for years to get an explanation (like what sort of insurance, underwritten by whom etc) and the closest I ever got was from some hack at one of their casinos who told me that it was up to the individual casino operator...in other words of no sincere force or effect.

That, allied to their gambling expertise in naming their games (not) would warn we away from this place to start with...and that's not even getting into the Logon Casino part!
 
Yeah, this is definitely someplace to stay clear of, at least until they have a decent track record.

Though that insurance deal sure is tempting! :lolup:
 

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