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youve a skewed sense of morality, so we cant trust you
the wolrd needs bees, ya greedy, hungry, selfish bastich
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Dude, i dont eat the bees!
youve a skewed sense of morality, so we cant trust you
the wolrd needs bees, ya greedy, hungry, selfish bastich
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I bet the handful of evil people in the gambling industry also run the tobacco industry.I dont think its rigged, but atleast by my standards, it is kind of evil.
But its a more fun kind of evil compared to for example the tobacco industry.
yes, but they died of loss of self fulfillmentDude, i dont eat the bees!
i just spit sodaDon't blame you. Especially after what happened to your cousin that kept eating bees.
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ahHalvor hammering your business to the point of no income will surely hurt. When I wrote in Evolution chat how the system works you sent the troops assuring me that everything is legit. When I insisted that what you do is illegal the lie brigade stopped writing and been banned. You really don't like to read people sensing the fraud and joining up do you. One day will grow to a planetary scale scandal, your minions hired everywhere to discredit any opinion not in line will be left in hunger without jobs.
It also needs to state that in a random game dead spins are more prevalent in relation to your bet, the more you raise the more deader it becomes. Bet 20c it plays good then switch to 20eu not a win spin in sight. The abundance of huge hits on small bets only is not a coincidence, they are programmed to burst on low bets for the exposure then people betting larger trying to replicate it.
Why they need to state anything about the game changes, why is there the need for versions and changes to occur? If game is faulty and they were not capable at picking up during testing, the game should be discontinued. I accept design changes, anything else is to fix a faulty game or to make it faulty to generate more money.
If you never heard about a successful game havig the maths changed then you never heard of raging rhino, dead or alive??? The more successful equals to more people playing them getting ripped off. Your honesty will be valid and hold any importance in this context when you quit your job and next one will not be related to gambling, you come across knowledgeable to the people because you are an insider. However you can alter the knowledge to suit your agenda that may include personal benefit, spreading false info that will be further shared and becomes the truth for the lack of a better official version, there is no way you would vouch for other providers honesty if it wasn't for your well being in the industry.
Even if you want to expose the whole operation, your job simply forbids by its nature to come and tell the truth, you can't bite the illicit hand that pays you to not only make slots but spread a certain vision and info on the forums. How many slot producers are there on this or other forums telling how the things work? None. You've been sent with this mission to propagate fabricated views about how slots work, the perpetual randomness and how great is the industry. And I fully understand. It's all about the money.
So if games that have been around for a while are taken down/unavailable and come back as an updated version what has changed if it’s not the maths?
What you cannot help but notice with these threads is that players like myself who play games over and over suddenly notice a vast change in play but when we express these observations we are told we are seeing things that are not there.
The one thing that the vast majority of people saying that we are seeing things have in common is that they have a vested interest in online gaming.
The thing the people have in common who are saying games are tampered with is they don’t have a vested interest. Strange that isn’t it?
In this case where a game is found not to be complying there is to my knowledge no compensation for players who played it during that period.They may be fixing a fault (if there is a compliance issue, the game has to be taken down immediately until it is fixed.
In this case where a game is found not to be complying there is to my knowledge no compensation for players who played it during that period.
I appreciate it would be extremely difficult to implement but they have in theory invested in goods that were faulty so to speak.
I've replied to this previously but in cases where machines have been faulty and under paying - customers have been compensated. Search for blood suckers bug as an example.In this case where a game is found not to be complying there is to my knowledge no compensation for players who played it during that period.
I appreciate it would be extremely difficult to implement but they have in theory invested in goods that were faulty so to speak.
I admit it would be very difficult to implement due to many things such as when did the game start underperforming, why and many other things. You would also just have to trust what you were told as you would never get to see any data etc.That part actually is a bit bs.
If you bought someone and that thing turned out to be faulty, you would get money back.
Really, all bets made during a period where a slot is not functioning properly should 100% be paid back.
Almost weird that is not the case already.
In this case where a game is found not to be complying there is to my knowledge no compensation for players who played it during that period.
I appreciate it would be extremely difficult to implement but they have in theory invested in goods that were faulty so to speak.
Well, many things...
They may have converted to HTML5 from Flash.
Actually, I have been part of a couple of situations... both times had compliance issues. In one, we could work out exactly what people should have won when they didn't, and the casinos reimbursed those players (paid for by my company at the time). The second time we couldn't work it out easily at all, so we made a donation to the value of the what we believed the underpayment was a gambling charity.
So this should, and does, happen.
Lmao. I work in WEB for a good 10 years. My breakfast is a bowl of HTML5, CSS3 and a good portion of healthy PHP coding along with it, having my own 15+ managed servers by a team of 2 somewhere in the netherlands. I think i host along the almost 3 grand of websites here.
A game changed due to conversion from Flash (since it's being abandoned bigtime by browsers, but you can still run it) to HTML5 is really nothing. And it does'nt require any of the game math to be changed while your at it. All the calculations eventually takes place onto the server, and not client. Client can only press buttons and that's about it. You dont need to change any of the math for this to port.
I'm sorry but that argument is a bad one. I think my theory is this. A game provider offers a bunch of games. And per game every avg wagering is being tossed in one big pile and random/evenly distributed.
Some games are new and in order to give it that attention about big pays RTP may be moved over from game to game, where one game today is hot and is performing like shit tomorrow. Some games are altered and will never perform as they did before, Its with a reason.
I've seen games being changed where you normally could tap the space to stop the rheels instant, to now sit it out per spin. But the payback it before had was never there again. Another game, Pirates something, which had 2 features and a max bet of up to 50 per spin. They changed it back to a 4 euro per spin max bet since the 2nd feature (with the money bags) got exploited.
The game runs again like complete shit, wasted over 300 spins to never come close to even a 50x bet.
It's always funny that threads like these halfway completely go offtopic. Nobody doing any work or posting otherwise at least some facts and that are not just within the UK. The reason why i got here was proberly due to the authority it has over gambling, but at the end of the day even this website is filled with affiliate marketing as well. Give the peasants bread and water...