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Liberty Slots Casino & English Harbour Similarities

X, I kinda agree with you. Very rarely do I sign up at a casino thru an affiliate site unless it is an affiliate that I know personally or a forum that I frequent.
There could be as many reasons that casinos and affiliates have payment problems as there are between players and casinos.

Now how Liberty Slots got my information is a totally different ball of wax. I never played at English Harbor because I couldn't download the software just as I couldn't download Libery Slots on any computer except the notebook that I rarely use. So I can say with some certainty that someone else gave them my information. But we will never know who unless someone sliips and lets the information out.

Personally, I liked the software. Wish the casino was not so hinky so I could play there.
 
X, I kinda agree with you. Very rarely do I sign up at a casino thru an affiliate site unless it is an affiliate that I know personally or a forum that I frequent.
There could be as many reasons that casinos and affiliates have payment problems as there are between players and casinos.

Now how Liberty Slots got my information is a totally different ball of wax. I never played at English Harbor because I couldn't download the software just as I couldn't download Libery Slots on any computer except the notebook that I rarely use. So I can say with some certainty that someone else gave them my information. But we will never know who unless someone sliips and lets the information out.

Personally, I liked the software. Wish the casino was not so hinky so I could play there.

Exactly Annie. I'm very much hoping that Liberty Slots is a legit place to play at because I REALLY enjoyed English Harbour Casino.

I'm happy you see it my way about the affiliate thing and I agree with you about not using affiliate's sites to sign up.
As far as I'm concerned, CM IS my affiliate site that I've been trusting for a few years now. This is All I'm going to say about that subject
as I do not want to derail my own thread. :p
 
Hi All,

My name is Dylan Mandrake and I am your LibertySlots casino rep here at CasinoMeister - I apologize for my late arrival. I know everyone probably has a lot of questions, so please bear with me as I go through them all.

Liberty Slots is the first licensee of Wager Gaming Technology, who acquired the software from the former owners. We are not the owners of the software, but a licensee just like an MGS, playtech, or RTG licensee would be. We are in no way related to, affiliated with, or in communication with any of the former software owners casino brands.

In regards to the similarities - we are a new group and felt that using a site template would assist in software recognition amongst players. The music in the casino client was provided by the software company.

We conducted a soft launch/beta test of the casino to ensure everything was running as expected. Our foremost goal is to provide a positive user experience for our players, with excellent customer service, quick payouts and an overall great gaming experience. To conduct this soft launch, we enlisted the services of a third party marketing partner. We did not purchase the lists or have them in our possession, we simply used a partner to market to a target group.

Currently, we do not have an Affiliate Program live; however, we are working diligently on getting one up and running.

If you have further questions or I missed any from here, feel free to contact me here on CM or by email.

Regards,

Dylan Mandrake
Casino Manager | LibertySlots
[email protected]
 
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Hi All,

My name is Dylan Mandrake and I am your LibertySlots casino rep here at CasinoMeister - I apologize for my late arrival. I know everyone probably has a lot of questions, so please bare with me as I go through them all.

Liberty Slots is the first licensee of Wager Gaming Technology, who acquired the software from the former owners. We are not the owners of the software, but a licensee just like an MGS, playtech, or RTG licensee would be. We are in no way related to, affiliated with, or in communication with any of the former software owners casino brands.

In regards to the similarities - we are a new group and felt that using a site template would assist in software recognition amongst players. The music in the casino client was provided by the software company.

We conducted a soft launch/beta test of the casino to ensure everything was running as expected. Our foremost goal is to provide a positive user experience for our players, with excellent customer service, quick payouts and an overall great gaming experience. To conduct this soft launch, we enlisted the services of a third party marketing partner. We did not purchase the lists or have them in our possession, we simply used a partner to market to a target group.

Currently, we do not have an Affiliate Program live; however, we are working diligently on getting one up and running.

If you have further questions or I missed any from here, feel free to contact me here on CM or by email.

Regards,

Dylan Mandrake
Casino Manager | LibertySlots
[email protected]

Just why should we bare with you unless you are from Golden Palace of streaker fame?:D

Welcome to the forum though you are bound to have a busy time answering questions from our inquisitive members. For starters, you should address the concerns of X-raided the op of this thread.
 
Welcome to the forum Dylan - as I understand it your company Wager Gaming Technology has purchased the intellectual property and software assets of the former Odds On-Vegas Technology for an undisclosed consideration?

Did that agreement include records of English Harbour players, and can you say whether your company has the knowledge and technology to maintain and upgrade the software, and whether your takeover included the transfer of technical personnel from Vegas Tech?

Did the deal carry the licensing across too, or has your company had to satisfy any jurisdiction regarding probity requirements?
 
Spelling mistake corrected chuchu59 :D

ksb11, yes we do intend to have a third party audit to ensure fairness. We are currently working on certification, which will be posted on the site when completed.
 
Liberty Slots is the first licensee of Wager Gaming Technology, who acquired the software from the former owners. We are not the owners of the software, but a licensee just like an MGS, playtech, or RTG licensee would be. We are in no way related to, affiliated with, or in communication with any of the former software owners casino brands.

jetset - sorry if there was confusion with my initial post. We, LibertySlots, DO NOT own the software. We are a licensee of Wager Gaming Technology, a separate entity, who acquired the software from the previous owners.

Unfortunately, I do not know the details of their acquisition; however, I can confirm that LibertySlots licenses only the software from Wager Gaming Technology, no other assets.
 
Spelling mistake corrected chuchu59 :D

ksb11, yes we do intend to have a third party audit to ensure fairness. We are currently working on certification, which will be posted on the site when completed.

i tryed to down load liberty slots from this ---> xhttp://www.liberty-casino.net/index-ty-en

AND IT INSTALLED cool cat and i canceled it so were do you suggest i use to like vegas tech

PS i hope my pc isent messed up
 
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i tryed to down load liberty slots from this ---> xhttp://www.liberty-casino.net/index-ty-en
AND IT INSTALLED cool cat and i canceled it so were do you suggest i use to like vegas tech
PS i hope my pc isent messed up
OMG - I hope these "new" owners are not connected in any way to the rogue Cool Cat & Virtual Group of casinos... :eek:
If they are, players should not walk away - they should run like hell!

KK
 
on closer attention i see that one must search exactly liberty slots .eu but my security sweet popped this prompt

relibertyslot.jpg
[/IMG]


so i hope this is a good heads up and can be explained
lets hope all works out fine R C
 
i tryed to down load liberty slots from this --->Link Removed ( Old/Invalid)

AND IT INSTALLED cool cat and i canceled it so were do you suggest i use to like vegas tech

PS i hope my pc isent messed up

I went to that page and I get nothing when I try to download. It's just a dead link on my end.

I'm confused.
 
on closer attention i see that one must search exactly liberty slots .eu but my security sweet popped this prompt

relibertyslot.jpg
[/IMG]


so i hope this is a good heads up and can be explained
lets hope all works out fine R C



Also I don't see what the significance is of the above from your Norton, can you explain? Other than Norton indicating it's bad, but you didn't click on the link and screenshot it as to why Norton thinks it's bad.


Disclaimer, I'm not siding with the software but I don't see hard evidence of anything from your posts. Please explain.
 
Rockycat upon doing a little more digging, I think the links you've found are NOT libertyslots, it's a different casino called liberty casino.

If you click on the affiliate link on the webpage you posted you then go to this page. Link Removed ( Old/Invalid) Then there are several other links on this page. Some pages are showing they were updated in 2009. Those pages keep referencing liberty-CASINO.net, NOT liberty slots.

I could be wrong, but I don't think this is the same place at all. If it is the same place then there is something very sinister going on here.
 
Norton warned me of downloading Liberty Slots. But I don't think it was a big deal as it also warned me when trying to download 3Dice. I actually just disabled Norton and downloaded both and have had no problems at all.


IMHO, norton is shit, lol. I stopped using it years ago.

Also a warning is necessarily anything to take seriously. Warnings can be overcautious bs or something more serious.
 
Hi All,

My name is Dylan Mandrake and I am your LibertySlots casino rep here at CasinoMeister - I apologize for my late arrival. I know everyone probably has a lot of questions, so please bear with me as I go through them all.

Liberty Slots is the first licensee of Wager Gaming Technology, who acquired the software from the former owners. We are not the owners of the software, but a licensee just like an MGS, playtech, or RTG licensee would be. We are in no way related to, affiliated with, or in communication with any of the former software owners casino brands.

In regards to the similarities - we are a new group and felt that using a site template would assist in software recognition amongst players. The music in the casino client was provided by the software company.

We conducted a soft launch/beta test of the casino to ensure everything was running as expected. Our foremost goal is to provide a positive user experience for our players, with excellent customer service, quick payouts and an overall great gaming experience. To conduct this soft launch, we enlisted the services of a third party marketing partner. We did not purchase the lists or have them in our possession, we simply used a partner to market to a target group.

Currently, we do not have an Affiliate Program live; however, we are working diligently on getting one up and running.

If you have further questions or I missed any from here, feel free to contact me here on CM or by email.

Regards,

Dylan Mandrake
Casino Manager | LibertySlots
[email protected]

This explains a fair bit of the "Deja vue" experience. However, the problem is that the template used was not a generic, but specifically the English Harbour website, and through carelessness some old pages were left in that were VERY specific to English Harbour, and nothing to do with Liberty Slots, such as the old tournament pages detailing past EH events.

This has established a clear connection between Liberty Slots and the defunct EH casino that goes beyond simply being an unconnected licencee of the same software. Through carelessness, a damaging trail of "evidence" has been left that gives the impression that Liberty Slots are directly connected to EH, and are thus expected to make themselves accountable for any loose ends left behind after EH closed down. This has lead to affiliates feeling that the closure of EH, only to rise again by contacting old EH players, was nothing more than an attempt to keep the players, but in "detagged" form, something Grand Prive did a while ago.

It should now be this third party marketing company to have a bright light shone on it, as it appears that it's database is heavily biased towards targetting old EH players, suggesting that it's lists have come from EH, or an ex employee of EH with access to the player records after the closure of the operation.

If the list was NOT formed from "insider" lists gleaned from EH, it should cause marketing to go to ANY player who has a history of showing an interest in online gambling. Currently, ex EH players feel that they are receiving these invites because they played at EH, rather than because they play in general.
What we should be seeing is players who have NEVER signed up with EH also getting their fair share of these invites.

It is possible that Liberty Slots have made a poor choice of marketing company, and not paid much attention to HOW it was going to be able to target it's mailings. There are many such marketing companies that are nothing more than "fronts" for the spamming industry, and of course this means they can promise more than the more ethical marketing companies, and more cheaply.

It should be possible to identify this third party marketing company now that we know this has nothing to do with affiliate spamming. Whatever domains the emails are coming from belong to this marketing company, and how they have been set up should indicate how "ethical" they are.

This is unlikely to placate the affiliates though, as they will feel that the "cream" has already been taken by the "insiders" when the program eventually opens, and may feel they will end up having to work extra hard for less rewards because all the most interested players have already been "head hunted". What will REALLY annoy them is any clear evidence that tagged ex EH players have been headhunted this way, and been signed up before affiliates had a chance to draw them in.

It might not matter for players, but casinos DO care a great deal about the affiliate system. Even Grand Prive realised what a huge mistake it had made by ditching it's affiliates and detagging the players, and recently they have started trying to recruit affiliates prepared to overlook what happened, and give them another chance.

Liberty Slots may find they have an uphill struggle convincing affiliates that they have nothing to do with EH, and are genuinely a completely new operation that just happens to be the first licensing the old Vegas Technology software from it's new owners.
 
IMHO, norton is shit, lol. I stopped using it years ago.

Also a warning is necessarily anything to take seriously. Warnings can be overcautious bs or something more serious.

:D i get the Norton full suite as a perk :) my wife is in the business , and under that being a real value seeker i cant let go

and we know what happens if you run more than one :notworthy
thats my story and im stickng to it R C :p
 
:D i get the Norton full suite as a perk :) my wife is in the business , and under that being a real value seeker i cant let go

and we know what happens if you run more than one :notworthy
thats my story and im stickng to it R C :p

Free I get it.......lol.

I use one of the freebies (Avira) and have used freebies for years. I used to go whole pig and buy the whole Norton suite until it deleted a windows file due to a false alert. My pc wouldn't even boot, had to pay for a call to MS. Good times.......nope. lol
 
rockeycatt, KasinoKing, bb28 - our domain is www.libertyslots.eu and NOT the site you referred to. That is a different casino, different company and nothing to do with LibertySlots. As for Norton in regards to OUR casino, I believe this is just because the software is awaiting code signing from Verisign (sorry if my tech talk isn't perfect). I am told this is currently being tested for release.

vinylweatherman - the website was based off an old template there is no denying that. Yes, it was a careless mistake; however, this does not 'establish a clear connection' only an error made on behalf of a designer.

As for your comments about players and databases:

If the list was NOT formed from "insider" lists gleaned from EH, it should cause marketing to go to ANY player who has a history of showing an interest in online gambling.... What we should be seeing is players who have NEVER signed up with EH also getting their fair share of these invites.

It is quite clear in this thread that exactly what you stated is in fact happening. There are many players who NEVER played at the former group that have received invites, as well as many players of the former who have NEVER received invites.
 
It's my pleasure ksb11 and thank you and everyone else for the warm welcome to Casino Meister.

We are very excited about LibertySlots and want to ensure the best experience for our players. Any issues, complaints, or questions just let me know. Oh and positive feedback is always welcome too :)
 
I just wanted to ask that when you send me an e-mail can you please use my real first name. I am not Mr. Carla Hofsdal, I am Mrs. Lori Garcia-Hofsdal. I don't know who sent the e-mail but I did get a kick out of the Mr. Carla.

Welcome to CM!

Lori Garcia-Hofsdal;)
 
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I think Vinyl makes some good points in his post earlier regarding the remarkable chain of circumstances that appear to link Liberty Slots.eu with the defunct EH-Vegas Tech, and it would not surprise me to learn that suspicious affiliate marketers are digging to uncover the identity of this third party marketing organisation and where their mailing lists come from.

Affiliates are adept at uncovering deception, and if there have been any distortions of the truth there will be hell to pay, judging by the furore that resulted from the Grand Prive affair.

What piques my curiosity even more is the lack of available information on this new software company Wager Gaming Technology...what's up with that??

I hate to sound cynical, and I hope I'm wrong, but I don't get a good feeling from this combination of apparent anomalies.
 
I think Vinyl makes some good points in his post earlier regarding the remarkable chain of circumstances that appear to link Liberty Slots.eu with the defunct EH-Vegas Tech, and it would not surprise me to learn that suspicious affiliate marketers are digging to uncover the identity of this third party marketing organisation and where their mailing lists come from.

Affiliates are adept at uncovering deception, and if there have been any distortions of the truth there will be hell to pay, judging by the furore that resulted from the Grand Prive affair.

What piques my curiosity even more is the lack of available information on this new software company Wager Gaming Technology...what's up with that??
I hate to sound cynical, and I hope I'm wrong, but I don't get a good feeling from this combination of apparent anomalies.

A case of "where there's smoke" eh jetset?

I agree that we haven't seen the full picture yet.
 
Yeah...something is not quite right here imo - this unknown software provider doesn't appear to even have a website, let alone information on their operational support capability, technical staff, audit clearances for the software, location and licensing contacts and that sort of general information you would expect from a serious company looking to sell -licence software into a competitive market where trust and probity are so important.

To me, this just does not add up.
 
I agree...something does not seem on the up and up. There are players on this site that
Are so desperate to play at another software provider that they may run towards this casino. I would walk very slowly and may just turn around.
 
rockeycatt, KasinoKing, bb28 - our domain is www.libertyslots.eu and NOT the site you referred to. That is a different casino, different company and nothing to do with LibertySlots. As for Norton in regards to OUR casino, I believe this is just because the software is awaiting code signing from Verisign (sorry if my tech talk isn't perfect). I am told this is currently being tested for release.

vinylweatherman - the website was based off an old template there is no denying that. Yes, it was a careless mistake; however, this does not 'establish a clear connection' only an error made on behalf of a designer.

As for your comments about players and databases:



It is quite clear in this thread that exactly what you stated is in fact happening. There are many players who NEVER played at the former group that have received invites, as well as many players of the former who have NEVER received invites.

It is not PROOF of a connection, but when viewed by outsiders not privvy to the background, this is the most logical conclusion to draw.

The "template" was actually the English Harbour website itself, NOT a generic template provided by Vegas Technology. Thus, it was the property of English Harbour, not the property of Vegas Technology and now the new software company. After the closure of EH, the website was an asset of that company, and would have been disposed of as part of the assets of EH. Thus, any new company in possession of any assets from the old EH group does indeed have some kind of connection, even if this was just buying the assets at a knock down price.

The other explanation, one that leads to no connection whatsoever, is that the designer simply stole the website from EH, which as a "dead" company would have non-one around to object. This designer was also so lazy that he simply "scraped" the entire site, and did a few basic edits. This lead to the careless leaving in of EH specific information, as well as edits so basic that the new site looked as though it was the EH site overlaid with a few alterations. It is hard to believe that a web designer would be so crap at his job, as this is what would be expected from an amateur.
"blame the subcontractor" is an overused excuse, and does not impress the membership here, after all Liberty Slots employed the designer, hence is held accountable for his sins. The marketing company was also selected by Liberty Slots, so if they have screwed up, it is again Liberty Slots that will be held accountable.

This new software company appears not to exist, and thus can not have undergone proper testing by an independent organisation. Any testing certificates granted to Vegas Technology would have no standing, as it no longer exists, and the new company would have been able to alter the code in any case, even if they had only done so to apply their own branding.

Only time will tell whether the impression that only ex EH players are receiving these invites is a just one. It could be that the marketing company have targeted players well, and thus ex EH players are getting the invites simply because they are in the target group.

Unfortunately, affiliates will not be easily convinced, having been lied to before by Grand Prive. It is because of this Grand Prive incident, and attempts by other operators to screw their affiliates, that "trust" is pretty much dead and buried, and anything that just "doesn't look right" is going to be seen as a sign that something really isn't right, whatever assurances are given by the operator.

If this is a genuine new software company intending to sell it's product to other operators, they will have a stand at ICEi in January. If not, it will appear that the software company is also the operator, and the only casinos using the software will be their own, hence no need for a stand at ICEi, marketing, nor indeed a website separate from that of the casino.

There is nothing wrong with this, after all 3Dice is similar - software company and casino run by the same company, so the software is ONLY seen at 3Dice.

All that is needed is the truth, and if the current information IS the truth, stick to it whatever happens. If not, say so now, rather than get found out later on.
 
Can't download from their website

Chat support gave me some strange instructions that didn't work and all I get is an error message and even turing off insight and sonar on my Nortan security before attempting to download yielded it being blocked by Norton for "harmful files blocked, medium risk".

Help anyone?
 
Footdr,

I can't download the software either from my laptop. It's not my virus or security programs because I can't download even if I disable all of them. However, I can download on my HP Notebook with no problem. Software plays fine.

I get an internet connection error on my laptop.

Have emailed the rep to see if there is a solution.
 
Finally able to download and big win........

first deposit $50.00 with 100% bonus and Lost.
second deposit $45.00 No Bonus and won $1600.00/requested withdrawal

will send documents ASAP

yipee:thumbsup:
 
Congrats footdr! We'll make sure to get that withdrawal out to you ASAP.

vinylweatherman - correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand EH et al. and Vegas Technology were one and the same. Therefore, assets of EH would be the property of Vegas Technology. Regardless, it was a mistake made by one of our designers and we do take full responsibility for it. As stated in my previous post, we are working on the certification process.

anniemac - we are looking into your issue and hope to get back to you soon.
 
Why not disclose the identity of this marketing company and provide more info on this unknown new software provider ....that may reassure the cynical and suspicious!
 
Will they be taking Canadian players, I wonder?

I got this from the 'terms and conditions' page


The Company reserves the right to refuse new account registrations from the following regions or states – Canada, New Jersey, Louisiana, Missouri, New York, Kentucky, Washington State and Maryland

I don't know if "right to refuse" means imperatively that persons from this jurisdiction will not be allowed.
 
I got this from the 'terms and conditions' page


The Company reserves the right to refuse new account registrations from the following regions or states – Canada, New Jersey, Louisiana, Missouri, New York, Kentucky, Washington State and Maryland

I don't know if "right to refuse" means imperatively that persons from this jurisdiction will not be allowed.

That is indeed an odd turn of phrase. Wonder if that's truly Liberty Slots' policy, or a leftover from EH.
 
My Security Suite always . . .

on closer attention i see that one must search exactly liberty slots .eu but my security sweet popped this prompt

relibertyslot.jpg
[/IMG]


so i hope this is a good heads up and can be explained
lets hope all works out fine R C


My Security Suite always ID'd VT Software as malicious. While it certainly seemed malicious at times ;) there were plenty of other times it was unbelievably sweet. :D
 
Congrats footdr! We'll make sure to get that withdrawal out to you ASAP.

vinylweatherman - correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand EH et al. and Vegas Technology were one and the same. Therefore, assets of EH would be the property of Vegas Technology. Regardless, it was a mistake made by one of our designers and we do take full responsibility for it. As stated in my previous post, we are working on the certification process.

anniemac - we are looking into your issue and hope to get back to you soon.

Quite, but not YOUR property. All YOU have is a license to use the old Vegas Technology software as supplied by the buyer of Vegas Technology. The player database was also "the property of EH/Vegas Technology", so this argument could also be used to justify using this data to generate leads through this third party marketing company, an accusation that has already been made by some ex EH players.

One supposition that deals nicely with these oddities is to speculate that the buyer of Vegas Technology and operator of Liberty Slots are one and the same, and there is no licensing of anything from this as yet undocumented software company, nor much involvement from an unnamed marketing compeny. No external web design company either, an amateur "chop job" from some employee on the old EH website leading to all the mistakes easily found on the new Liberty Slots website.

It does not inspire confidence when the flagship portal of a new brand looks like a white label.

It now seems that even more mistakes are coming to light, namely that the terms and conditions have been lifted from the old EH site, without any consideration being given as to whether they are suited to the new business. One oddity is an unusual addition to the list of banned US states:-

The Company reserves the right to refuse new account registrations from the following regions or states – Canada, New Jersey, Louisiana, Missouri, New York, Kentucky, Washington State and Maryland
 
Quite, but not YOUR property. All YOU have is a license to use the old Vegas Technology software as supplied by the buyer of Vegas Technology. The player database was also "the property of EH/Vegas Technology", so this argument could also be used to justify using this data to generate leads through this third party marketing company, an accusation that has already been made by some ex EH players.

One supposition that deals nicely with these oddities is to speculate that the buyer of Vegas Technology and operator of Liberty Slots are one and the same, and there is no licensing of anything from this as yet undocumented software company, nor much involvement from an unnamed marketing compeny. No external web design company either, an amateur "chop job" from some employee on the old EH website leading to all the mistakes easily found on the new Liberty Slots website.

It does not inspire confidence when the flagship portal of a new brand looks like a white label.

It now seems that even more mistakes are coming to light, namely that the terms and conditions have been lifted from the old EH site, without any consideration being given as to whether they are suited to the new business. One oddity is an unusual addition to the list of banned US states:-


I tried to register, Canada is not even in the drop down so not even an option.
 
I tried to register, Canada is not even in the drop down so not even an option.

It confirms Canadian's can't play, and ALSO confirms where the new owner/operator is based;) - since they pretty much allow every US state where no specific law exists to prohibit the act of gambling, even though UIGEA prohibits them taking deposits and paying players. They also seem to allow Israeli and Turkish players, despite specific laws there to make online gambling illegal. Canada on the other hand, simply have no law making it specifically LEGAL, yet they are scared of going anywhere near Canadian players, thus, Canada can be the only country where they ARE vulnerable to the attentions of law enforcement.

Other bans on Canadian players have tended to be accompanied by a total ban on US players as well, lumping both countries together because of their close cooperation. Neteller don't allow Canadian gamblers because they are based in Canada, and Rival banned Canadian players because the owners lived there.
 
if liberty slots were to be a relaunch of EH couldn't they have done it with the blessing of all [maby i don't fully under stand the scope of a relaunch ] but im just wondering why it wasn't ,if it turns out to be that in fact
 
if liberty slots were to be a relaunch of EH couldn't they have done it with the blessing of all [maby i don't fully under stand the scope of a relaunch ] but im just wondering why it wasn't ,if it turns out to be that in fact

The only reason I can think.of to close down a well run and successful casino and reopen it under a new name would be to take the affiliates out of the equation. The casino would be able to relaunch with their old player base along with newbies from a marketing list, and wouldn't have to pay 35% of profits to the affiliates who brought them their existing players in the first place.

It's known as downright theft and its the reason they wouldn't draw attention to the fact that it was a relaunch of EH. I bet there are a lot of pissed affiliates right now and rightly so.
 
The only reason I can think.of to close down a well run and successful casino and reopen it under a new name would be to take the affiliates out of the equation. The casino would be able to relaunch with their old player base along with newbies from a marketing list, and wouldn't have to pay 35% of profits to the affiliates who brought them their existing players in the first place.

It's known as downright theft and its the reason they wouldn't draw attention to the fact that it was a relaunch of EH. I bet there are a lot of pissed affiliates right now and rightly so.

Am I mistaken, but aren't there unpaid EH players out there? Or did they all get paid?
 

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