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From clerical at Casino Circuit: re RHarris Sun. Feb 14th
Apologize for not answering email sooner, apparently the mail server was eating e-mail.
Mr. Harris does in fact have an account at Casino Circuit. He played 180 games of keno, all on Feb 6th. At one time he was up 134% compared to his initial deposit. Mr. Harris, in fact, won more times than he lost, however over the long haul, his consistent small winning sums were not as much as his gaming bets, consequently his account is down 41% from his initial deposit at this time, Feb. 24th 1999.
I could post the entire distribution of winnings to loses here but this is private to RHarris. Suffice to say, that RHarris bet the same amount consistently every time, and that on two occasions he won 15 times as much as he bet, 4 times he won 3 times as much and there were over 23 times when he won twice as much as he bet. There were an even larger number of "same wins as bets" and an even larger number of losses or wins that were not as much as the initial bet.
The nature of games like keno and roulette is that you can win something on almost every game played, but unless you get a little lucky or simply stop playing while you're ahead (which RHarris did not do), your end of session monies can be a little less than your start. And this is precisely why he was able to play 180 games and yet lose only the equivalent of lunch for 3 at McDonalds.
As for the disconnections, while these are not controllable by the casino management due to vagaries of tcp/ip, there is a reconnection mechanism that forces a player to play the last game that was in process at the time of disconnection. At the moment, RHarris has one outstanding game (the last one he played...) and easily more than half of his initial deposit left.
We will stay in tune with this forum and are pleased to answer any questions that might arise concerning this software.
Check out the new CasinoCircuit being released February 25th, 1999... It plays more smoothly, has a smaller download footprint and has a few more games.
Apologize for not answering email sooner, apparently the mail server was eating e-mail.
Mr. Harris does in fact have an account at Casino Circuit. He played 180 games of keno, all on Feb 6th. At one time he was up 134% compared to his initial deposit. Mr. Harris, in fact, won more times than he lost, however over the long haul, his consistent small winning sums were not as much as his gaming bets, consequently his account is down 41% from his initial deposit at this time, Feb. 24th 1999.
I could post the entire distribution of winnings to loses here but this is private to RHarris. Suffice to say, that RHarris bet the same amount consistently every time, and that on two occasions he won 15 times as much as he bet, 4 times he won 3 times as much and there were over 23 times when he won twice as much as he bet. There were an even larger number of "same wins as bets" and an even larger number of losses or wins that were not as much as the initial bet.
The nature of games like keno and roulette is that you can win something on almost every game played, but unless you get a little lucky or simply stop playing while you're ahead (which RHarris did not do), your end of session monies can be a little less than your start. And this is precisely why he was able to play 180 games and yet lose only the equivalent of lunch for 3 at McDonalds.
As for the disconnections, while these are not controllable by the casino management due to vagaries of tcp/ip, there is a reconnection mechanism that forces a player to play the last game that was in process at the time of disconnection. At the moment, RHarris has one outstanding game (the last one he played...) and easily more than half of his initial deposit left.
We will stay in tune with this forum and are pleased to answer any questions that might arise concerning this software.
Check out the new CasinoCircuit being released February 25th, 1999... It plays more smoothly, has a smaller download footprint and has a few more games.
