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- Jan 30, 2006
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- Los Angeles
I've been reading about the wide range of experiences that CM members have had at RTG casinos. Most recently, from the disappointment at the payouts at Buzzluck Casino (https://www.casinomeister.com/forum...-buzzluck-casino-slots-very-very-tight.34366/) to a player's claim that he was actually "bonus banned" at the new RTG duo sites, Lucky Slots/Cuba Club (Link Outdated / Removed), it seems that the rumor that RTG software includes a "loosey/tighty" switch giving operators control over payouts is regarded, by most, as a reality. This being the case, why don't we set up an RTG Pay-O-Meter (er, or something) where by players can tell what they know about individual RTG sites? I mean, they use numbers from 1 - 10 plus decimals in the Olympics and THAT'S certainly not scientific. I think that a "tight" RTG site will be rated "tight" my most who add their rating and that a (relatively) "loose" site will be generally considered to be "loose" by most. Why should we keep depositing at RTG sites with the "dial" turned to "tight" when, it seems, some operators have it turned to "loose"? The latter obviously does so expecting to be more competitive and those operators should be rewarded with our appreciation. And the benefit for doing so to us is obvious.
If you like this idea and think you have good idea on how best to implement this "RTG Pay-O-Meter", please post here and PM your "friends" list and ask them to check out this thread and feel free to chime in. Thanks!
If you like this idea and think you have good idea on how best to implement this "RTG Pay-O-Meter", please post here and PM your "friends" list and ask them to check out this thread and feel free to chime in. Thanks!


. So I go back to the casino cs again and explain this whole episode again and am first told it's my banks issue before I even submitted my problem, then told to email the finance deaprtment, duh, like I haven't done this already. So I have finally emailed Quicktender all this information and hopefully they will be able to fix this problem.


But to who and where?
