It's been brought to my attention over the weekend by two casinos - independently - who offer a selection of Microgaming slots games and were actively willing to publish the RTP information for these games to boost their rankings that it is written into their contracts with Microgamings that they cannot do this.
Now as interesting as i find it that Microgaming's is tying the hands of their operators like this what i find more interesting is that there are several casino out there - some of them large and some small - that use a selection of Microgaming slots games and do publish this information. It seems pointless to me to write into a contract a clause to protect this information from release by some of your clients while allowing other clients to release the very same information. Once the cat is out of the bag it's too late, i can't see a purpose to forcing some of your clients to continue holding the empty bag.
I was wondering if some of the posters here with industry experience had any insight into this?
Now as interesting as i find it that Microgaming's is tying the hands of their operators like this what i find more interesting is that there are several casino out there - some of them large and some small - that use a selection of Microgaming slots games and do publish this information. It seems pointless to me to write into a contract a clause to protect this information from release by some of your clients while allowing other clients to release the very same information. Once the cat is out of the bag it's too late, i can't see a purpose to forcing some of your clients to continue holding the empty bag.
I was wondering if some of the posters here with industry experience had any insight into this?