Hi,
I got a quick and brief question. Most casino's seem to license their games from game providers, which usually decide the RTP and all that. A player makes a deposit on casino Y and if won the casino pays in this case the play. A player can deposit and lose as well. The game provider is the party that pays the casino ?
Another thing; if you win with bonus terms applied (wagering), where are the big wins actually going through? Your playing for the casino at that very moment right? So i could imagine that the bonus thing is a very important role for the casino as well.
I know for instance landbased casino's can decide which RTP on slots are applied. So how is this done with online? I know the RTP on landbased machines are usually tested with 100.000 spins on avg, and online it's running over 1.5 billion spins. They have a very different approach to calculate the RTP over time.
I'm getting spammed by this one particular casino, not naming anything now, but they obviously want to keep players playing. It got me thinking; and this info is not something the VIP manager is going to send to me.
I got a quick and brief question. Most casino's seem to license their games from game providers, which usually decide the RTP and all that. A player makes a deposit on casino Y and if won the casino pays in this case the play. A player can deposit and lose as well. The game provider is the party that pays the casino ?
Another thing; if you win with bonus terms applied (wagering), where are the big wins actually going through? Your playing for the casino at that very moment right? So i could imagine that the bonus thing is a very important role for the casino as well.
I know for instance landbased casino's can decide which RTP on slots are applied. So how is this done with online? I know the RTP on landbased machines are usually tested with 100.000 spins on avg, and online it's running over 1.5 billion spins. They have a very different approach to calculate the RTP over time.
I'm getting spammed by this one particular casino, not naming anything now, but they obviously want to keep players playing. It got me thinking; and this info is not something the VIP manager is going to send to me.