Betsoft Digging

[dreamguardian1]

So done some scouting around the internet and found out a lil more about Betsoft, they are not about fair gaming they are totally about profit. So I know which slots I will now be avoiding.

"WHAT WE DO


In addition to providing our customers with a large inventory of tried and true titles that have been proven profitable, we are actively committed to driving customer acquisition and improving user engagement. Our team is continuously developing innovative platforms aimed at bringing igaming into the twenty first century. Through the use of modern HTML5 based technology, we’ve managed to create a fantastic product suite that is available across a wide variety of mobile devices, as well as traditional desktop computers. Our ultimate goal is to increase the profitability of our clients’ own businesses through continuous improvement of our own products and services."

 

[Gaz237]

They are a business.

The aim of a business is to make a profit

Profit comes from clients/customers.

Can't see an issue?

 

[goatwack]

If it's 'marketing speak' to investors and to boost their portfolio it makes perfect sense. I'm sure Netent's site amongst others had similar industry waffle.

If aimed at customers then it's stupid and a massive woopsie.

But then who the hell plays Betsoft anyway

 

[me_and_ed]

Betsoft sucks plain and simple, I do not trust them, they pay shite, not even sure how they make up their stated RTP, clip joint provider.

 

[homerbert]

Well, to be honest in some sense it is much more better than 'we making our games for players blablabla, to give them a lot of entertainment and fun blalblbalbla'. Yes, they make games to earn money, it's honest and straight answer. And from this, exactly, comes 'we make good games to make people love them and due to this we earn money'. Unfortunately, usually it is only one of the above, not both.

Br,

V.

 

[Jono777]

Having written reviews for LOTS of software and games providers, have to say this is far from uncommon and appears at least somewhere in most of their "mission statements"

 

[incrediblestuff]

They are a business.

The aim of a business is to make a profit

Profit comes from clients/customers.

Can't see an issue?

Sure, that's in essence correct, however, in the case of Betsoft it's said by a very shady company. They have made 'the news' a couple of times, and have ties with other known shady companies, i wouldn't touch them with a 10 foot barge pole

 

[zreb]

Most software provider websites are geared more towards advertising to casinos, not to players. I guess they don't think many players will look them up out of curiosity, and honestly, they're probably right for the most part.

If you were looking for a reason to avoid betsoft, there are much more significant reasons than this. They had a scandal a couple years ago where progressive jackpots simply weren't paying out at all - you can find more details by searching.

They also had an issue years ago with completely rigged keno 10 play on absolute poker. We're not talking tinfoil hat rigged - we're not talking "I don't think it hits as often as it should" or "the rng must be set up in a way where it doesn't let me get ahead - we're talking "literally always you get one of two possible losing results."

So are those issues the product of malice or incompetence? Who knows for sure, but those are pretty massive "errors."

But then who the hell plays Betsoft anyway

People in the U.S. with a desperate lack of good options. Do you choose the casino with decent games but takes 3 weeks to pay? The one with slots with an RTP so low they feel impossible to win? The one with vague terms that will simply decide for itself whether you deserve to get paid? The casinos connected to sports books with 15+ year old software?

So it's kind of a case of "pick your poison." While none of their slots blow me away in terms of gameplay, a couple of them are decent if you think you can actually trust them.

 

[JohnSnow]

I don't understand people playing betsoft games. Almost all casino's that mainly offer betsoft are rogue casino's. I didn't know better at first so I have played on a lot of these sites where they offer 300% or more bonus. alpha something casino's and they have a lot of other sister casino's all rogue like rikida or something. If you have to play betsoft do it on casino's like leovegas.

 

[pokerdan]

I don't understand people playing betsoft games. Almost all casino's that mainly offer betsoft are rogue casino's. I didn't know better at first so I have played on a lot of these sites where they offer 300% or more bonus. alpha something casino's and they have a lot of other sister casino's all rogue like rikida or something. If you have to play betsoft do it on casino's like leovegas.

Vegascrest has betsoft and thet are legit. But it takes a week to get paid. Most betsoft games are trash. Especially the new ones that have the buy a feature option. They are mostly trash

 

[dreamguardian1]

Most software provider websites are geared more towards advertising to casinos, not to players. I guess they don't think many players will look them up out of curiosity, and honestly, they're probably right for the most part.

If you were looking for a reason to avoid betsoft, there are much more significant reasons than this. They had a scandal a couple years ago where progressive jackpots simply weren't paying out at all - you can find more details by searching.

They also had an issue years ago with completely rigged keno 10 play on absolute poker. We're not talking tinfoil hat rigged - we're not talking "I don't think it hits as often as it should" or "the rng must be set up in a way where it doesn't let me get ahead - we're talking "literally always you get one of two possible losing results."

So are those issues the product of malice or incompetence? Who knows for sure, but those are pretty massive "errors."



People in the U.S. with a desperate lack of good options. Do you choose the casino with decent games but takes 3 weeks to pay? The one with slots with an RTP so low they feel impossible to win? The one with vague terms that will simply decide for itself whether you deserve to get paid? The casinos connected to sports books with 15+ year old software?

So it's kind of a case of "pick your poison." While none of their slots blow me away in terms of gameplay, a couple of them are decent if you think you can actually trust them.

Depends, I have even stepped away from Casinomax. Their new games are way to "same" When you get the exact same spin 5 times in a row in the exact same sot (ya and I have video of it) that's not random. That made me wash my hands of them even if I liked them before. But that's a different issue.

I noticed several inconsistencies with Betsoft games and it raised a lot of red flags. Their payouts seemed really low if you were betting 7.50 and got 5 across of something on slots you got .10 cents. That was a huge red flag so I dug. Don't get me wrong I like SOME of the Rival casinos but will totally avoid the Betsoft slots.

 

[zreb]

Which rival casinos do you like? I've had trouble finding good ones.

 

[AndyP24]

Played Betsoft Blackjack once, first time
I ever played it I lost 6 hands in a row with the dealer not pulling less than a 20. Never played it again.