Please add to this if you agree

[rockycatt]

i think it would serve the players if we knew what the live attendance is in a online casino before we start
like race tracks publish the handle$$ and the attendance because i think that the more players online at the time of play would benefit the winners
in terms of spins per hour
its obvious that a random will not spit out jackpot after jack pot

remarks please Ty R C

PS 3 Dice does tell how many are in the chat room live , as does this forum tell of the visitors per day and largest ever


ps # Two i cant see how to make it into a poll

 

[winbig]

yea, I think something like a tote board would be a great addition to most casinos.

I remember some having something showing you who was online or whatnot, but it's been so long ago, I forget where.

 

[Mavin1]

I agree, it should also be part of the transparency. Can you add a poll to this thread?

 

[KasinoKing]

I remember some having something showing you who was online or whatnot, but it's been so long ago, I forget where.

Probably Intercasino?
They used to have a screen you could view which told you everyone online at any given moment - and even said which game they were playing!
I think (not 100% sure) they did away with this with the new software version they introduced a year or so ago...


Regarding the OP's question: I don't see it matters a toss - your chance of hitting a RJ is one in 300,000 (or whatever it is) regardless of whether there are 10,000 people playing at the casino, or just you on your own.

KK

 

[winbig]

Probably Intercasino?
They used to have a screen you could view which told you everyone online at any given moment - and even said which game they were playing!
I think (not 100% sure) they did away with this with the new software version they introduced a year or so ago...

KK

That might have been it. I know it was one of the now-non-usa casinos....

It also showed who was playing the same game you were, iirc. (inside the game itself)

 

[rockycatt]

my theory on the attendance is a busy place over time not just one session will yield more profit = more prizes

 

[JAMES50]

But if a game is not ready to hit it won't//No matter how many people play.I am pretty sure online slots are more vegas slots as appose to bingo slots.

 

[rockycatt]

But if a game is not ready to hit it won't//No matter how many people play.I am pretty sure online slots are more vegas slots as appose to bingo slots.

i was in Atlantic city hit back to back jack pots they the techs and a super visor came to the slot machine and removed the C D disc the same as we put in our computers and checked the info stored inside the slot machine
the boss man says to the other worker was the hits in the same cycle

im still thinking that has a meaning that there's a number of spins between jack pots and i dont want to pay for all of them unless im going to
get the jack pot [and ill bet its a -ev]

 

[De Beuker]

i think it would serve the players if we knew what the live attendance is in a online casino before we start
like race tracks publish the handle$$ and the attendance because i think that the more players online at the time of play would benefit the winners
in terms of spins per hour
its obvious that a random will not spit out jackpot after jack pot

remarks please Ty R C

PS 3 Dice does tell how many are in the chat room live , as does this forum tell of the visitors per day and largest ever


ps # Two i cant see how to make it into a poll

Altough I can understand where you're coming from, my personal experience tells a different story.
Palace Group for example, is very busy.
They have 6 different skins/casinos on the same server.
You can see that if you look at the jackpotthermometers. Same values.
Also, the meters count up superfast, I assume this indicates alot of play.

Compare that to Purple Lounge, only one casino, where the meters hardly move.
Not too much 'action' there.
So, according to your theory I should hit better at Palace Group.
I can tell you, thats definately not the case.
Despite all the great bonuses I'm WAY in the red at Palace Group.
Purple Lounge I'm in the black...lots of great sessions there.

But thats just my personal experience ofcourse.

It would still be cool to see how many players are playing, I only know GNUF that has such an option.

 

[Vegasbum]

What makes you think a casino would tell the truth. If I owned a casino, I would say there were many players. That way you would think my site was very popular with gamblers.
If I told the truth and there were like 5 people playing you might assume the place was "tight" or people just don't play here and go somewhere else.

 

[deucebag]

Casinos using Boss Media software show all players online, what country they are from, and what game they are playing (choose "players online" from the menu to pull up the stats). I think it's a nice feature that other casino softwares should adapt.

 

[rockycatt]

What makes you think a casino would tell the truth. If I owned a casino, I would say there were many players. That way you would think my site was very popular with gamblers.
If I told the truth and there were like 5 people playing you might assume the place was "tight" or people just don't play here and go somewhere else.

SUPER point and also a great reason not to play were a liar is in charge

all accredited casinos are not allowed to lie to there player's :thumbs up:

 

[Mavin1]

If casinos showed they had 10,000 players playing, then a player would feel pretty confident that the wins should be coming more frequently, if they are based on x amount of wins per x amount of spins. Because the higher number of players would be decreasing the time it would take to acheive the win on the 10,000th spin as opposed to one player.

Now take that same caculation of x amount of wins per x amount of spins but it's based on per player, then you have the brutal results that is seen so much in the last few years. Because one player will have to make many deposits and have many sessions to build their number of spins used. Kind of like play has now become more like comping and less like winning.

A few years ago, play was different and I feel it is redefined now because the technology of the casino brain has evolved. Where before it paid out more frequently because the more players went through the required number of spins faster.

So consider all the constant upgrades casinos had been doing and that was discussed here quite a bit as well, now the casinos for the most part have become what we have coined as tight.
Now they can say nothing has changed on their end, that everything has stayed the same, but what they aren't saying is that now the same scenario is not based on x amount of players on any one given game, but on one individual player and that single player now has to be making that x amount of spins to acheive that qualifying number to hit those wins that keep you playing longer or cashing out more often.

This is a subject that also has been discussed on the forum by long timers here stating that you have to for example, make 10,000 spins to hit this or 1,000 to hit that. But not hearing much about that anymore, maybe the theory was an oops, for letting out something that shouldn't have been let out, as some players will figure that what is actually being said, is that play is now based on an individual players amount of spins. Again, why else would they have gone through all the constant upgrades, because they were changing how the casinos brain, deals with individuals as opposed to groups now.
Think about it, when the upgrades were being made, sometimes daily, did anyone ever actually see any difference in the casino itself. No, except for the one big difference of how play had changed.

So going back to the subject of having a number tally of how many players are at an online casino, doubt that it will happen, especially with software like RTG. If it did then my theory and this is just a theory, would prove that your play is based on your spins alone, not as a group.

JMO

 

[zap987]

The amount of players playing have absolutely no effect on wins. If it's more players then there are also more people to get the wins.

On the other hand a casino with more players are more likely to be doing well so the risk of 'technical difficulties' with payment processing should be lower.

 

[rockycatt]

The amount of players playing have absolutely no effect on wins. If it's more players then there are also more people to get the wins.

On the other hand a casino with more players are more likely to be doing well so the risk of 'technical difficulties' with payment processing should be lower.

well you know that they can request a R T P [return to player ] setting from the game provider we have discussed this before here

so the more info we the player gets the better for every player

the horse and dog tracks post there attendance and handle it,s a industry standard there

its of no possible harm if a casino is running good , but talk every were about the economy i would like to know the attendance it solidifies there claims to be in good financial condition

also its a indicator of service capabilities stemming from earnings that can be expected by us the players