Roar
Dormant account
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2008
- Location
- Philippines
how was it a great post? all they did was justify their existence (Wagerjunction being King Solomons) and claim it's just because I lost... and that a rogue casino cannot survive for so long!
They didn't even need to ask me to give them my details, as they could have just pm'd me from the get-go!
i will obviously need to post all of my chats in order to prove deceptive conduct, so you can see the clear pattern.
Settle praytech. SW was merely pointing to the stupidity of the "we been in business 10 years so we can't be rogue" comment. It was just a nice way of asking the King Solomons rep to stop treating Forum members like frigging idiots. There are RTG Casinos mugging grannies every night of the week that have been around for longer than 10 years.
Your numbers on the King Solomons (I was thinking King Neptunes MG - doh) are as I understand:
wagered $180,00 on variety of Slots
lose $13,000 representing a loss of 7.22% or $7.22 for every $1 wagered.
Assuming you did not avail your self of gamble features (even money no house edge bets) then a -EV 7.22% on Slots does not cause a ripple on my rigged online Casino meter.
I mentioned the weekend MG Slots phenomenon that anecdotally I can attest to as having more than a little substance. But even if the MG Slots were "adjusted" for weekend Slot flunkies then I am still not sure one could label the game as rigged. Casinos are at liberty to adjust Slot returns according to whim especially online.
I know in various countries legislation governs minimum Slot returns but online I am unaware of any such restriction. In the event online Slot returns are not bound by any legislated minimum return I fail to see how they can they can be labeled "rigged" even if they never returned a single $1.
The resident Forum expert in all matters Slots is Vinyl Weatherman Man but I have a feeling he targets MG slots exclusively (and avoids weekends).
He does possess some peculiar knowledge how Slots can be manipulated so follow up with the good fellow as he maybe more obliging than you think.
best of luck going forward.
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