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BTG less so, perhaps.
There is always someone willing to push the moral boundaries... it's true in all walks of life. And until a regulator says you can't so it, if it works more will follow.
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BTG less so, perhaps.
With all due respect I'm bored of this argument... I've already said that I agree we have a responsibility. Never said we didn't.
I said we have to balance that with giving responsible people a game they want to play. That's a fine line we have to tread.
And to be fair I could see the UKGC possibly banning the buy a feature if it was shown to cause additional harm to players.
I notice how you didnt comment on the car point I made... Because you can't make any point relevant to your argument.
And we are very heavily regulated... arguably far more than alcohol is.

No moral dilemmas? What rubbish you speak... we have a very strict responsible gaming policy. We have to do training in it and we have an entire department dedicated to it.
So he works for a company that has no moral dilemmas then?. a s he said all providers work for the good of the players
at the end 
'not a huge win'
i couldnt imagine that stake in real
I beat you by 2 years, Plus if you take in to account my Dad worked for a company as a Fruit machine Service Engineer for 5 years, i would say longer.(gonna blow my own trumpet ere) I've been slotting in general since 1990.
Always paid my bills, never sold stuff or "gone without" just to have a punt, stuck to small bets and deposits, even if I have 10K sitting in the bank, my point is it can be done and no need for constant excuses and scapegoats (no pun goaty)
RG (more so for UK) has to be there fair enough, some lack self control and these tools are needed Just lately it has become way OTT and borderline crazy!!! - to the point innocent problem free gamblers are now suffering through no fault of their own (SOW springs to mind for once example)
Bottom line is the same as with all addictions, admitting that the problem is there, no amount of SE or deposit limits or whether you can buy or gamble features is gonna fix that!

I beat you by 2 years, Plus if you take in to account my Dad worked for a company as a Fruit machine Service Engineer for 5 years, i would say longer.
i have always been around fruit machine i had a fruit machine in my house nearly all the time till about 5 years ago.
And i will same nearly the same on that but with more in my account. And yes it can be Done But that don't mean some people are making excuses. do you Not understand addiction?.
I agree innocent problem free gamblers are now suffering through no fault of their own and that is due to the UKGC not fully explaining the rules and doing what the do best a half assed job. but that don't mean they need to stop they need to just pull there finger out there arses and do whats right. But that don't mean other Players/company's in the gambling community should not be doing there part.
I agree SE wont stop the problem as they will just open up an account some where else and that might be a rogue casino, which does not help. The UKGC at the moment have not got a clue what there doing and slot providers know this and are pushing things out they know is wrong.
So you cant see removing certain temptations as a good thing?.

or get rid of the gamble and buy feature. Stop you the slot providers from bringing stuff out on slots that can wipe you balance in 10 secs with out
any gameplay.
)Ha yeah, how long before we see that little box saying 'rob me blind at your behest'.The Feature buy would be fair IF we were guaranteed a +4 (or the first gamble was 100% player favour)
As I said in a post a few pages back which a handful agreed with, the 8 FS is not really a feature, it would be easier to have a button marked "Here, take 40x from my balance please" (Point based on no reduction coins before anyone says)

You can't say that you get more entertainment from a simple 10 spin in any slot (lasts 1 sec on average) than you get with a 10 feature buy (lasts 200 sec on average)
a simple 10 spin? can you explain a little more?.
sry im a bit tired, been up since 2 am playing call of duty
Must be some horrendous maths involved if the feature spin combinations are not controlled.
Seems a bit fishy to me that 8 spins are worth 50x and 12 spins worth 100x (minus the vtp 3 odd percent)
Sounds too exact bearing in mind that every spin between 9 and 12 has a different and increasing potential value.
Would not know where to start with the calculations. but the 12 spin feature is identical to bonanza so that should be correct.
Funny how the 8 is exactly half.Maybe its me.
I think you're misunderstanding things here....
The RTP of all games released to players under MGA and UKGC has to be made available to the players. And they are. Microgaming is the hardest to find but they exist on the casino.
And of course we games providers want the highest RTP possible.... we resist moves to lower RTP. It is normally never a good thing to do... but a lot of games providers do multiple RTP variants. This isn't news....

My first impression of Extra Chili is the game is really bad. Most of the bonuses are sub par. I even got 1 zero bonus round. 8 spins isn't enough and I don't feel comfortable gambling on the bonus as the 1 time I did it I lost. Very little entertainment. Bonanza is a much better game. To me Extra Chili is a watered down iteration of Bonanza. Won't be giving it much play. Pity really as I love Bonanza and was looking forward to Extra Chili and bummed that it fell way short of my expectations.
I'm not misunderstanding anything, I understand fully everything you are saying. Uninformed maybe a better word?
"but a lot of games providers do multiple RTP variants. This isn't news...."
I also am aware of this, however what I wasn't aware of is that casino's could actually request that a provider redo the maths set of thier games and set it to a lower RTP (Definitely news to me)...you make it sound really simple and something that can be done within a relatively short time period.
Yet when the foil hatters mention about providers either "Tampering" with the RTP or changing games, common replies would be "It would take years to redo this, it wouldn't be worth the cost" etc etc...
I mean which is it?
Like I say, just curious.
Also, how do you view the RTP of a NotEnt slot? I have no idea other than some Casino's offering a page which displays the RTP of them in a list, however most casino's don't have this NotEnt RTP page and NotEnt don't offer it in the game itself.
That or I'm blind![]()
The Feature buy would be fair IF we were guaranteed a +4 (or the first gamble was 100% player favour)
My first impression of Extra Chili is the game is really bad. Most of the bonuses are sub par. I even got 1 zero bonus round. 8 spins isn't enough and I don't feel comfortable gambling on the bonus as the 1 time I did it I lost. Very little entertainment. Bonanza is a much better game. To me Extra Chili is a watered down iteration of Bonanza. Won't be giving it much play. Pity really as I love Bonanza and was looking forward to Extra Chili and bummed that it fell way short of my expectations.





I hope they ban it!You're blind.I'm not misunderstanding anything, I understand fully everything you are saying. Uninformed maybe a better word?
"but a lot of games providers do multiple RTP variants. This isn't news...."
I also am aware of this, however what I wasn't aware of is that casino's could actually request that a provider redo the maths set of thier games and set it to a lower RTP (Definitely news to me)...you make it sound really simple and something that can be done within a relatively short time period.
Yet when the foil hatters mention about providers either "Tampering" with the RTP or changing games, common replies would be "It would take years to redo this, it wouldn't be worth the cost" etc etc...
I mean which is it?
Like I say, just curious.
Also, how do you view the RTP of a NotEnt slot? I have no idea other than some Casino's offering a page which displays the RTP of them in a list, however most casino's don't have this NotEnt RTP page and NotEnt don't offer it in the game itself.
That or I'm blind![]()




I would not stake my own real money playing Extra Chilli, in its default state (8 free spins) it's largely pointless, so you are effectively forced to gamble the features to even get to an equivalence of Bonanza (in which case, just play Bonanza), and once you've won a gamble there's a clear incentive to gamble further (reflected in the RTP) at the risk of losing everything.
It's predatory slot design and players need to vote with their wallets. If it stops making money, they'll stop doing it.
I found everyone got on really well on there and all sang from the same songsheet
RIP Trump thread. The single most poisonous thread on the internet

RIP Trump thread. The single most poisonous thread on the internet
Seriously I cannot see anyway making a profit other than risking a big buy, gambling it and
if pays run for the hills.
Kind of apt referencing the Trump thread in here. Watching Harry & Lockinlove get heated up was like some red hot chilli fiesta :sniper:




You're blind.
All Notents have the RTP in the rules, accessed by clicking the ? in the bottom left where the autoplay settings are.![]()
On NetEnt games I believe you press the i button and scroll all the way to the bottom... @dunover knows, it's in all his videos.
And changing the RTP is simple in that once you have the maths for 96%, going down to 94% or 92% or whatever isn't that hard. However it requires a full retest of the game through a test lab, and this has a cost associated with it.
Remember, casinos are our customers. If they ask for a different RTP setting and it makes business sense for us to do so, then we would consider it. We also balance this against the effect on the game and we tend to try and resist lowering the RTP of games where possible.
I've also never said it take a years to do... months certainly. And yes of course there is a cost. Remember this - as games producers we want the best experience from our game... And that means running it at the highest RTP a casino will accept. Ideally 96% ish.
Also a lot of tin foil hat peeps believe the RTP can be changed on a whim... when they are winning / losing (although mainly when winning) and this is pure rubbish. Yes there are different RTP variants available and no casinos don't use them to somehow compensate the game when you're winning....

