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ftg said:I heard from another post that Dean has left Phoenician Casino. Is this true?
Dean is one of the owners of the casino group (??). If he leaves, does it mean that the casino group change ownership to someone else?
...there are some new things happening very soon that all affiliates will really like.
Ouch.caruso said:Love it.
Automatic deposits from players' Neteller accounts?
Extra 2% on the RTG BJ house edge?
New web software developed for super-duper concealment of terms and conditions?
New handbook by Michael Staw due for release soon: "How An RTG Operator Can Maximise Screw Job On Player"?
Yes, I'm sure they'll all be very happy.
caruso said:Love it.
Automatic deposits from players' Neteller accounts?
Extra 2% on the RTG BJ house edge?
New web software developed for super-duper concealment of terms and conditions?
New handbook by Michael Staw due for release soon: "How An RTG Operator Can Maximise Screw Job On Player"?
Yes, I'm sure they'll all be very happy.
Black21Jack said:Out of the RTG's they are the #1 operation. Amazing CS and payputs. Dean is a great guy and it is sad that he is leaving. Hopefully they will continue with the friendly, and very helpful service he offered players and affiliates.
caruso said:Love it.
New handbook by Michael Staw due for release soon: "How An RTG Operator Can Maximise Screw Job On Player"?
caruso said:Love it.
Automatic deposits from players' Neteller accounts?
Extra 2% on the RTG BJ house edge?
New web software developed for super-duper concealment of terms and conditions?
New handbook by Michael Staw due for release soon: "How An RTG Operator Can Maximise Screw Job On Player"?
Yes, I'm sure they'll all be very happy.
Bullshit. Again Caruso, your lumping all affiliates and players into a "greed bag" forgetting that many players enjoy the entertainment quality of the games - they are not primarily focused on "beating the house." And there are many affiliates or advertisers that are happy with promoting casinos that are of a certain quality that are not problematic "clip joints". A comment like the one above is surprisingly narrow-minded and flawed.caruso said:I thought the quoted passage was clear enough?
I listed a few things, off the top of my head, that affiliates would like - in response to the quote. The poster, who is an affiliate, is quoting from an affiliate forum. The unguarded posting of that comment here (a forum with a player bias) I found refreshing. Affiliates and players have diametrically opposed objectives. Affiliates want casinos to take money off players; players want to take money off casinos (delusional).
Methinks Dean would not have authorized that particular quote here.
You are insinuating that Phoenician is screwing over players. Explain to me why I should not consider this slander and suspend your account.New handbook by Michael Staw due for release soon: "How An RTG Operator Can Maximise Screw Job On Player"?
caruso said:New handbook by Michael Staw due for release soon: "How An RTG Operator Can Maximise Screw Job On Player"?
caruso said:Affiliates and players have diametrically opposed objectives. Affiliates want casinos to take money off players; players want to take money off casinos (delusional).
casinomeister said:You are implying that Phoenecian casino, it's affiliates, and RTGs M. Staw are out to screw the player. Or did I miss something?? What is your point?...It's like you're waiting for me to have my back turned...
caruso said:Bryan, are you suggesting that most RTG units, long history of theft, screw jobs, attempted screw jobs, up-stakes-and-run and all the rest notwithstanding do NOT have a stone-cold proven track record of criminal behaviour? Do you recall the history of RTG? Why this sudden all-out defense? RTG, three or four acceptable operations aside, is the longest running joke in the OC industry. All this HAPPENED, Bryan.
I was never a hater of RTG, and perhaps this is where you may be misunderstanding me.caruso said:...To suggest that a comment about RTG "maximising the screw job" is in some way "inappropriate" is rather confusing to me. RTG - not casino, nor affiliate, specific. You have yourself been a LONG standing hater of RTG. Until a relatively short while ago you would allow NOT ONE RTG on your site - and correctly so! We essentially agreed - now we disagree?.
caruso said:...No Bryan, I don't need you nor anyone else's "back to be turned" before I make a point. I'm sorry you feel the need to portray me as such a gutless, weak individual. However, I think you'll find that my record in managing my own affairs in OC land speaks for itself - so I'm not particularly put out. Others will judge whether I'm a spineless coward or a gutsy fighter who don't take no shit, and everyone is entitled to their opinion one way or the other.
caruso said:...And let me come full-circle and repeat: Whilst I believe Phonecian to be one of the better RTGs out there, I find it MOST eyebrow-raising that their BOSS should come out and say "...we're making changes that all AFFILIATES will like"..?.
caruso said:...This was the point of the post, Bryan. My "nightmare list" of options was to make the point, graphically, that changes that may be agreeable to a certain category of affiliate (not all) would certainly not remotely benefit the player, and I would like to know why Dean chooses to prioritise in this way. I'm not suggesting - and I'm somewhat flabbergasted that you read it this way- that Phonecian is out to screw the player. Dean is far too smart to do this. He knows, as all smart casinos know, that the way to make the maximum money possible out of his casino is to treat his players as 24 carat gold - and he does an excellent job, on both fronts.
It's still going on at both Nostalgia and Phoenecian: details here:bbooze said:Sorry to go off topic a bit, but is the Phonecian/Casinomeister promo that I read in the Nov. 5th newsletter still on? It says 100% up to $200, but the link doesn't seem to work.
Did I both snooze and looze? Thanks.
casinomeister said:It's still going on at both Nostalgia and Phoenecian: details here:
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Link works. If you have any problems, please let me know.