Bovada for USA

[weplant]

I made 3 deposits there today (only because I couldn't deposit at 3dice)..I got absolutely no play time..250.00 and only one bonus round.
I don't expect to hit big all the time, but please give me some playtime.

I never had any luck at bodog either. Just thought I would give it a try..

Good luck to everyone..

[ksb11]

I think I might of posted this somewhere else but I made a deposit of $400 at Bovada Friday night and got paid $1000 Saturday via money transfer. Just so people know that the payouts can be speedy. FWIW

[Nifty29]

On the record, that casino treated me like dog poo for the past few months. The operators were courteous, but the RTP went south...way south. I would test the waters with "toes only", not an entire foot or both feet. To me this seems like another adjustment to sheer the USA player a bit deeper. As we have fewer options and less competition in the U.S. market, the lower RTP can be easily explained. They will do it to us because they can, in a market that is passionate to gamble, but cannot legally do so. They will simply live in the shadows (outside of U.S. law) and take advantage of a disadvantage.

Just because you didn't win, doesn't mean the RTP is any different. In fact, it is totally impossible to make that assertion even based on a few people in this thread. You know that surely?

I don't like the fact that Bodog own the source code as well, and could alter it to their liking. It would be possible to tinker with all sorts of things, and that's why I don't play there.

I'm not saying that they couldn't drop the RTP to 75% etc, but a few people losing is not even an indicator that they have done so. I'm sure if we started a thread with ten selected casinos we would see a very similar mix of people who are losing and winning, with the losing people often being convinced they are being dealt a rigged game. It's all about perspective, as we never see threads with players complaining their RTP is too high or their winning streak has gone on too long. We conveniently forget about that part, and we all have winning streaks at some point.