MD5 "Fair Play Control" (like Betvoyager)

[triplec]

First time poster here.....


I have read a bit about how Betvoyager uses MD5 Randomness Control and of course played with the demo versions of a few games (Roulette and Baccarat). I started to do a search to see if I could find other casinos who use this same randomness control and stumbled upon a casino called "Luxterra Casino". Does anyone have any experience with this casino called Luxterra? I like the MD5 Randomness Control concept, but cannot find a review of them on the internet.. If not Luxterra are there other casinos using the same technology as Betvoyager?

 

[Glunn11]

"Luxterra brings you into the magic world of luxury and fantasies, everyone is dreaming about. Click “PLAY” and change your life from now and forever."

Oh my God, I sincerely hope this place is legitimate. I absolutely love the layout and the fact that when you rollover a game, it tells you if you can play it on a bonus, and if so, how much it contributes to a bonus WR. Looks like they use "Alfaplay" software but I can't find any info on them either.

So, time to check it out...
I just registered to check it out and this is a little odd. Judging by the fact that everyone gets offered a white label, it's safe to presume that Luxterra is the work of a killer web designer with no ties to the actual folks who run the casino.


MD5 checksums are on top of all the games and they can all be checked with a button on the top-right. Games aren't the fanciest in the world but seriously, the music/sound is killer on the ones I've tried. The feature music on Freya is definitely my new jam

They offer quite a few deposit methods, but you can only withdraw via WebMoney or Yandex (a Russian e-wallet). They definitely target the Russian market and I imagine it would be a huge pain in the butt for most of us to play here.

(But the colors are still pretty... )