Oh the wonders of RTG functionality. I believe there was a time that RTG-based casinos simply were not accredited here on CasinoMeister. At least, most casino providers using RTG software were unaccredited. Today we have an evolved state of casino utopia, why, many of those accredited at Casinomeister.com are in fact RTG! Next, world peace.
We all know rogue casinos have used RTG functionality to do some pretty rogue-ish things. Shop around and play at a few of the rogue's listed here at CasinoMeister. My own experience with rogue list refuse was with VIPLounge, now RubySlots. It is a strange thing what RTG software can do when it comes to displaying your balance. At this particular venue, a welcome bonus was applied, and soon after, the only balance viewable in the Cashier's window was a withdrawable balance. YeeHaw right? Wrong. There was nothing withdrawable about that balance, and in fact, playthrough had not yet been met...
Now some of you might say "What is this?! Casino players unite! We must take a stand!" Others: "Dude, it was a rogue casino, whaddya expect?!" I agree with the latter. Tempered with expectation, one expects the unexpected at a rogue casino. So let us paraphrase, then expound upon these ideas:
1) RTG is the complete package. We know from this site that rogue and RTG were synonomous. That has changed much, apparently, because of the selection of RTG providers, not necessarily the software. Therefore,
2) Rogue-ish casino tricks and/or shady game play is a matter of choice for RTG-based casino providers.
This is why the rogue and accredited lists are relevant, especially with RTG casinos, and is why I play at accredited casinos only. I don't expect to get "rogued on" at an accredited casino. I expect that they will take my money for the gameplay, I enjoy the entertainment value, too. At the same time, for those all too rare occasions when the game blows up and leaves a balance worthy of withdrawal (over $1000 pretty much not much cashing out going on here!)
Sadly the ideal scenario of "accredited casino >> please take my money >> just pay me out if I win" totally failed at the accredited casino I play, and under the most suspiscious circumstances.
WARNING WARNING WARNING *** PUBLIC SERVICE MSG ****** WARNING WARNING WARNING
Players on bonus at ACCREDITED casinos can not expect that balance information will be shown in Cashier window. Like my experience with rogue casinos, you may only see 'Withdrawable Balance" and think you've met playthrough; BUT LOOK OUT!!!!
Take regular screenshots of your bonus play, including every visit to the cashier. If you no longer see "Playthrough Remaining" box, know that I was tricked in this way, and you may still have playthrough remaining. "Withdrawable Balance" box and "Comp Points" boxes were only ones shown in Cashier window, and I had not yet made playthrough. "Not possible", you say? "Well you would be wrong", I say based on my experience at a rogue casino in the past. It is possible.
What really gets me is that the "Playthrough Remaining" box DID show up initially at both the rogue back then, and the accredited this last week. The last I saw of it in the recent case, I had $1900 in playthrough remaining, and a playable balance of $2500 or so, betting $5 per spin. I dont remember what the "Withdrawable Balance" box showed. Probably $0 I'm thinking. Next time I check cashier's window, after playing for some time and was hovering spin after spin and had the playable balance down to around $1600, the Playthrough Remaining box was GONE!!!! Yipee?!!! YIP-NOT!!!
Again, based on my experience with rogue in the past, comparing the "Withdrawable Balance" in Cashiers with the balance in the slot game would have shown the disparity. If these figures do NOT match, you have not met playthrough, even though every damn indicator suggests you have, which is what really pisses me off. My trust in accredited has been shattered by this RTG trick. Accredited casinos ALWAYS have shown Playthrough Remaining in Cashiers if it exists. Complete balance information is what I have come to expect there in fact. I have been let down.
And guess what the player logs will show? Bets over the $6.50 limit with playthrough remaining. END OF STORY. SYSTEM voids the $3500 payout due to player error! Player is bad man, trying to get one over on the casino! Casino so good! Here, we REFUNDED your measly deposit WITH the bonus attached! You are welcome, Rogue Player! Never do this again, and please deposit as soon as you can!
I am the screw up. How do I show that one moment a info box shows playthrough remaining, as expected, the next it does not. Screenshots. I say this for you, fellow RTGer of the accredited. Bonus or otherwise.
There is no unvoiding the system void I hear.
You wish to know the casino which put the smack down on my trip uptown? I will say only this for now: If they are RTG, they have options galore. If they are accredited, they have already made the grade. I guess some just believe they can fudge here or there on the solid reputation that being accredited suggests. You have been warned.
"A liars greatest tool is the trust of the innocent."
-Unknown
We all know rogue casinos have used RTG functionality to do some pretty rogue-ish things. Shop around and play at a few of the rogue's listed here at CasinoMeister. My own experience with rogue list refuse was with VIPLounge, now RubySlots. It is a strange thing what RTG software can do when it comes to displaying your balance. At this particular venue, a welcome bonus was applied, and soon after, the only balance viewable in the Cashier's window was a withdrawable balance. YeeHaw right? Wrong. There was nothing withdrawable about that balance, and in fact, playthrough had not yet been met...
Now some of you might say "What is this?! Casino players unite! We must take a stand!" Others: "Dude, it was a rogue casino, whaddya expect?!" I agree with the latter. Tempered with expectation, one expects the unexpected at a rogue casino. So let us paraphrase, then expound upon these ideas:
1) RTG is the complete package. We know from this site that rogue and RTG were synonomous. That has changed much, apparently, because of the selection of RTG providers, not necessarily the software. Therefore,
2) Rogue-ish casino tricks and/or shady game play is a matter of choice for RTG-based casino providers.
This is why the rogue and accredited lists are relevant, especially with RTG casinos, and is why I play at accredited casinos only. I don't expect to get "rogued on" at an accredited casino. I expect that they will take my money for the gameplay, I enjoy the entertainment value, too. At the same time, for those all too rare occasions when the game blows up and leaves a balance worthy of withdrawal (over $1000 pretty much not much cashing out going on here!)
Sadly the ideal scenario of "accredited casino >> please take my money >> just pay me out if I win" totally failed at the accredited casino I play, and under the most suspiscious circumstances.
WARNING WARNING WARNING *** PUBLIC SERVICE MSG ****** WARNING WARNING WARNING
Players on bonus at ACCREDITED casinos can not expect that balance information will be shown in Cashier window. Like my experience with rogue casinos, you may only see 'Withdrawable Balance" and think you've met playthrough; BUT LOOK OUT!!!!
Take regular screenshots of your bonus play, including every visit to the cashier. If you no longer see "Playthrough Remaining" box, know that I was tricked in this way, and you may still have playthrough remaining. "Withdrawable Balance" box and "Comp Points" boxes were only ones shown in Cashier window, and I had not yet made playthrough. "Not possible", you say? "Well you would be wrong", I say based on my experience at a rogue casino in the past. It is possible.
What really gets me is that the "Playthrough Remaining" box DID show up initially at both the rogue back then, and the accredited this last week. The last I saw of it in the recent case, I had $1900 in playthrough remaining, and a playable balance of $2500 or so, betting $5 per spin. I dont remember what the "Withdrawable Balance" box showed. Probably $0 I'm thinking. Next time I check cashier's window, after playing for some time and was hovering spin after spin and had the playable balance down to around $1600, the Playthrough Remaining box was GONE!!!! Yipee?!!! YIP-NOT!!!
Again, based on my experience with rogue in the past, comparing the "Withdrawable Balance" in Cashiers with the balance in the slot game would have shown the disparity. If these figures do NOT match, you have not met playthrough, even though every damn indicator suggests you have, which is what really pisses me off. My trust in accredited has been shattered by this RTG trick. Accredited casinos ALWAYS have shown Playthrough Remaining in Cashiers if it exists. Complete balance information is what I have come to expect there in fact. I have been let down.
And guess what the player logs will show? Bets over the $6.50 limit with playthrough remaining. END OF STORY. SYSTEM voids the $3500 payout due to player error! Player is bad man, trying to get one over on the casino! Casino so good! Here, we REFUNDED your measly deposit WITH the bonus attached! You are welcome, Rogue Player! Never do this again, and please deposit as soon as you can!
I am the screw up. How do I show that one moment a info box shows playthrough remaining, as expected, the next it does not. Screenshots. I say this for you, fellow RTGer of the accredited. Bonus or otherwise.
There is no unvoiding the system void I hear.
You wish to know the casino which put the smack down on my trip uptown? I will say only this for now: If they are RTG, they have options galore. If they are accredited, they have already made the grade. I guess some just believe they can fudge here or there on the solid reputation that being accredited suggests. You have been warned.
"A liars greatest tool is the trust of the innocent."
-Unknown