They can’t turn around and say it isn’t.
But we all know it's not, false advertising surely?
They can’t turn around and say it isn’t.
Have to disagree.Don't you ever read the other posts? Don't you read about the tests and the regulations?
You can bet your house that if they say it is 50/50 it is 50/50.
When something isn't true they don't say it is. They simply avoid to answer directly.
What you experience is the "casino version of 50/50".
Odds are the same with a coin toss but the distribution of the results is completely different. That doesn't mean it is not 50/50.
BTG have again insisted that the wheel is a true 50/50 and 60/40 gamble. Where do you even begin with that?
Have to disagree.
Take the 60/40 wheel for example. If this was a true gamble then you would land, theoretically, 60 times out of 100 gambles. Can anyone honestly say that they have even been close to that? The statistics are against their argument that it's a true gamble.
Am I? Going by a lot of posts on here and on other sites there is a big problem with it then. As I said before, the 12 to 16 gamble, play on fun or for real does not play true. Even if it's out of 1000000 spins, do you really think 600000 of them win?You are talking about the distribution.
Do your own statistical analysis to either prove or disprove the claim?
Or.....write a pointless post on cm so the usual crowd can chip in with their usual anti-btg-but-i-still-play-em comments.
One of those appeals more to me.
Don't you ever read the other posts? Don't you read about the tests and the regulations?...
It’s the same as a casino advertising a game as being hot. How can it be if it’s random. What has been should have no bearing on what is to come. Again that advert that used to be on tv (can’t remember the casino) it used to say we have paid out £40 million pounds this month. What they should have been made to tell you was how much they kept.But we all know it's not, false advertising surely?
But we all know it's not, false advertising surely?
I think BTG could have made a better, non tilting, game without the gamble feature, with 12 spins awarded for the bonus plus some +4 scatters and retrigger pots to enable rare 24 spins bonuses, a lower average bonus win could have mathematically replaced the losing gamble. If players want to win big they can always take a risk and play at a higher stake, but we'd still have a game that was much more fun for all.
my own gamble results for the wheel, the small number I tried it, are about 1 in 5 success, never gambled above 12 either as I'd rather have 12 bonus spins than none. If they had to do a gamble wheel they could have made it 80% chance on the first gamble and then 50% on the next and so on
To have a slot that let's you buy the feature and then gives you TWO CHANCES TO LOSE is just sooooooooooo wrong.
you will be saying the heartbeat is rigged soon
I do like the arrows though,nice touch for those who have never
actually seen a T