Ojo RNG results I am questioning them..

[littlejonsilver]

Ojo is absolutely fraudulent in that they tweak their algorithm to ensure massive losses. Their RNG is not random. My account has been set to losses only so no matter what I play or do it ensures a loss. I also know for a fact higher bets means losses. I can predict with great accuracy how the hand will turn out. Real casinos will not come close to these statistics. We are talking a string of 14 BJ for dealer or string of 15-20 21s in a row. Even more predictable is giving you doubling or splitting hands that will guarantee a 21...for dealer. Impossible odds this is beyond rigged. Sickening.

 

[dunover]

Ojo is absolutely fraudulent in that they tweak their algorithm to ensure massive losses. Their RNG is not random. My account has been set to losses only so no matter what I play or do it ensures a loss. I also know for a fact higher bets means losses. I can predict with great accuracy how the hand will turn out. Real casinos will not come close to these statistics. We are talking a string of 14 BJ for dealer or string of 15-20 21s in a row. Even more predictable is giving you doubling or splitting hands that will guarantee a 21...for dealer. Impossible odds this is beyond rigged. Sickening.

I have edited the title to a less perjorative one, 'fraud' is not really an appropriate term to reflect a bad run. We hear accusations like that over the years, but never has adequate proof been provided.

It's also worth remembering online BJ is computerized and therefore can use large amounts of decks in the shoe, so the volatility is different to that of a land-based casino and good or bad runs are often far more pronounced as a consequence.

 

[littlejonsilver]

Laughable...player NEVER makes those runs ever. Always dealer with those 15 21s and 11 bj in a row. Player regularly loses 20 hands in a row too. Probability is near impossible for those odds. Only online would you see this. Not possible when the game explicitly states it uses 4 or 6 decks hence the fraud.

 

[maxd]

Laughable...

Please show some respect. You are talking to your fellow forum members and a moderator of these forums. Our Forum Rules are pretty clear on the need for and expectation that you will conduct yourself in an appropriate manner.

That said, please feel free to contact the PlayOjo rep -- @EGO -- for assistance. They are quite helpful and prompt to reply.

Regards,
Max Drayman
Senior Forum Moderator

 

[BudMol]

This is happening to me right now. I get a small win like a fiver then it goes £20+ without a win. Ive never had a site as bad for losses ever. Really disappointing as I’ve bet a small fortune in the last few days. I should’ve stopped ages ago. It’s just usually spot on for a decent win. Gutted.

Edit: I’ve just bet £50 on luck o Irish. Last win was £4.00 and then a staggering 37 spins without a single win. This has happened every single slot I’ve played in the last few days

EDIT 2: just played fishin big catch. 22 spins before winning £2.00. Total win of £9. This is every single slot for days

@EGO is there a way I can check my RTP / trend for the last 3 days? I’d really like to know your view on this. It’s blowing my mind. Thanks mate

 

[mulven]

This is happening to me right now. I get a small win like a fiver then it goes £20+ without a win. Ive never had a site as bad for losses ever. Really disappointing as I’ve bet a small fortune in the last few days. I should’ve stopped ages ago. It’s just usually spot on for a decent win. Gutted.

Edit: I’ve just bet £50 on luck o Irish. Last win was £4.00 and then a staggering 37 spins without a single win. This has happened every single slot I’ve played in the last few days

You are playing a high volatility game, so 37 spins without a win while unlucky isn't too uncommon on these types of slots. It could happen on any site. It is easy to be biased for/against certain slots or sites based on relatively small exposure to it in the grand scheme. When you get lucky and immediately win or go on a good run of wins with a specific site or slot you tend to think of it more favourably whilst if you have a poor run of variance you'll associate that slot or site with negative feelings. This is called being results oriented and its definitely a good thing to retrain your brain to be process oriented.

RTP over a week can easily be a lot lower or higher than the theoretical RTP for a slot which is calculated over billions of spins so just because it might be lower than it "should be" doesn't mean you are getting shafted or done wrong. It really is you just having a bad streak of luck/variance. Below is the realised RTP for games provider called True/Odds. As you can see, the slots are a bit higher than they "should" have been today but with time (and many many many spins) you can see it eventually averages out to alot closer to what it should theoretically be. For context the average RTP of their videoslots are 95.4% (although this will be skewed somewhat by slot popularity). You can see the same thing happen with table games in the other direction, today is very low but over time it averages out to what it should be. And of course you can see classic slots being well over 100% yesterday but that is just due to a nice chap from the Isle of Man.