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Rome Casino - Analysis

Their site states (pre-correction).

The maximum bonus is $200. This free bonus is added automatically upon your first deposit, so no coupon code is necessary. The bonus is available identically in all currencies - USD, GBP & EURO.

This means you get the bonus, even if you are using the "Simmo method".

You then have the trouble of asking CS to remove it to avoid 80x WR, or using it in the hope of striking lucky.

Rome casino clearly intended to deter "bonus hunters", although they may have overdone it with 80x on slots. It would have been better to have designed the software to take care of all the bonus playing strategies that have developed over the years, and had a more modest WR for the games.
Other software suppliers have done this, and no-one is better placed than a NEW software brand, with no legacy code to worry about.

One method would be to ensure the software recognises a bonus in the account, and modifying the lobby to ensure that banned games are disabled, or have them set with maximum bets low enough to prevent the strategy of betting high with the entire balance as a starting bet. They should also have a pop-up window for when players deposit and qualify for an automatic bonus. This should display the terms for the bonus, and two buttons, ACCEPT and DECLINE. Players using the "Simmo method" would have the "decline" button rather than having to ask CS to remove the bonus.

Loyal players should have more generous terms for any bonuses, as they will have demonstrated that they are there to play, and not just hunt the initial bonus. Advancement up the loyalty ladder should be clear to the player, based on something like comp points, with the levels set such that players could not simply "grind" their way to the top levels and bonuses by using the bonuses from lower levels in a process that is +EV
 
Heck, even 50x WR is more than enough, and 80x is absurd.

$500D + $500B (or any #, just an example):

$50,000 wagering * 98% payout (being generous) = $49,000 = $0 expected return.


80x:

$500D+$500B

$80,000 wagering * 98% payout = $78,400 = -$600 expected return.

Let's get more realistic with the WR, Rome...
 
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From their site: "In the interest of fair gaming in order to cash out any amount of money you must wager at least twelve (12) times your play bonus, plus the deposit unless specifically stipulated in writing by an approved representative of Rome Casino. Once you receive the bonus, you can not withdraw any amount from your account until you have met the wagering requirements. For example: Deposit $100 get $200 Free - minimum wager is $3600. Deposit $200 get $200 Free - minimum wager is $4800."
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From their site: "In the interest of fair gaming in order to cash out any amount of money you must wager at least twelve (12) times your play bonus, plus the deposit unless specifically stipulated in writing by an approved representative of Rome Casino. Once you receive the bonus, you can not withdraw any amount from your account until you have met the wagering requirements. For example: Deposit $100 get $200 Free - minimum wager is $3600. Deposit $200 get $200 Free - minimum wager is $4800."
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Well that's more like it.

Quite a move from 80xB to 12x D+B. It is also a PLAY bonus, so presumably cannot be cashed out, making 12x not all that generous anyway, but in line with many Playtech casinos, and around two thirds the WR for many RTG casinos using play bonuses.
 
Well that's more like it.

Quite a move from 80xB to 12x D+B. It is also a PLAY bonus, so presumably cannot be cashed out, making 12x not all that generous anyway, but in line with many Playtech casinos, and around two thirds the WR for many RTG casinos using play bonuses.

Yep...it's still -EV even at 12x...by about $8 once the bonus is removed. :rolleyes: (Assuming 97% payout)
 
It still doesnt change the fact the slots are a 3 dressed up as a nine, they look and play great but the pays sucks, the bonuses suck and the free spins totally suck, they need to increase the pay tables, add multipliers or whatever.

To have any degree of success, they need to develop some new basic game ideas. Many casino operate "clones" of particular games, but get away with it because they have hundreds of slots, not just 9. Microgaming have been issuing clone after clone, and this has not gone unnoticed, or indeed without complaint. An early example are the numerous clones of the popular Thunderstruck slot, there are more than you would think. So far I have these.

Thunderstruck
Ladies Nite
Spring Break
Summertime
Agent Jane Blonde
International Casino Games
Belle Rock Slot
Fortune Lounge slot

Most think of only the first 4 ( 5 if they play at Grand Prive).

Loaded also has quite a few clones, including Palace Group Slot, and the New Sure Win slot.

Ho Ho Ho was cloned for Munchkins and Twister.
 
Quite a move from 80xB to 12x D+B. It is also a PLAY bonus, so presumably cannot be cashed out, making 12x not all that generous anyway, but in line with many Playtech casinos, and around two thirds the WR for many RTG casinos using play bonuses.
I can't see anywhere on the site that it says this is a phantom bonus - quite a key piece of information missing there. :mad:

Maybe the Rome rep will clear this up soon...?
 
True, but for the average Joe that doesn't know any better, they're going to lose 9 times out of 10 :o

Erm....I think that's probably a good idea if a casino wants to stay in business. If you ran a shop and half the people walked out with goods for free you'd get lots of free love, but you wouldn't be around long enough to enjoy it :D
 
T & C's

...coming in on the end of this thread so excuse me....

You have to wonder my some of these casinos make is so hard for players to trust them. T&C's that go on forever or contradict themselves. Most of the time you need a Doctorate to understand them.

I have written some 'easy to understand' t&c's which casinos are welcome to adopt if they wish. Honestly, it will make things so much easier and I won't charge you for my time. Just copy and paste.

1. Please feel free to deposit any sum of money you wish at any time. The more the merrier. However, we won't let you withdraw more than $2k per month. For clarity, spend $10k and withdraw only $2k. It's only fair, we have to ensure our cashflow will be ok.

2. We hope you like the array of deposit options we have made available to you. The same options are not available for withdrawals. We pay by cheque on every 3rd Monday in months containing 30 days, every 2nd Tuesdays for months with 31 days. We do not pay during leap years months due to our servers being unable to recognise the date.

3. We will reward you with generous bonuses on a regular basis. At all times, playthroughs will prohibit you from being able to gain from these bonuses but please carry on depositing.

4. For your convenience, will not require ID for purchasing. For withdrawals, we reserve the right (but will always exercise the right) to request your passport, driving license, back / front of credit cards, statements and a testimonial from your lawyer that you are who you say you are. Due to the cunning nature of on-line fraud, this ID will be sent to a crack team of ex FBI specialists who will then process the data. They only work on Wednesdays and the normal turnaround is 1 - 3 weeks. Of course for your convenience, we will leave the money in your potentially fraudulent account whilst this information is verified. Finally on this note, is highly unlikely that we will receive your information first time. Please be prepared to re-send it on at least 3 further occasions.

5. All of our games are completely random and fair (to us).

6. We are authorised by the OLGIAFCTCGALE (on-line gaming alliance for casinos that cant get a license elsewhere). Our state of jurisdiction is Rippe-ye-off, a small village in the northern Zimbabwe.

Aaaaaaaaaagh. These people. :mad:
 
I apologize to the community and to rome casino for not taking the name of the individual that called me (it was a british male with a northern accent).

I made a post on another forum a few minutes after receiving the call as seen here
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At the time there was a video which played when you loaded the rome website, which now appears to no longer be on the site. I actually loaded up the website while I was on the phone, and when it started playing he said something like oh I can hear the video going so you have found the site ok.

I know my first post on the forum is here, however you will see that I have signed up before this posting, and didnt create the account just to post here (i prefer to read and only post useful stuff). The fact I previously posted about this elsewhere right after the call isnt firm proof, however at least shows the exact date and hopefully gives some credibility to the statement.
 
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Are you positive that the call you received was from Rome casino or is it possible you misunderstood?


I apologize to the community and to rome casino for not taking the name of the individual that called me (it was a british male with a northern accent).

I made a post on another forum a few minutes after receiving the call as seen here
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At the time there was a video which played when you loaded the rome website, which now appears to no longer be on the site. I actually loaded up the website while I was on the phone, and when it started playing he said something like oh I can hear the video going so you have found the site ok.

I know my first post on the forum is here, however you will see that I have signed up before this posting, and didnt create the account just to post here (i prefer to read and only post useful stuff). The fact I previously posted about this elsewhere right after the call isnt firm proof, however at least shows the exact date and hopefully gives some credibility to the statement.
 
It was definatly rome casino. The site used to have a video of some roman warriors on a chariot or something which played when you went to the url. I went there while I was still on the phone and the video started playing, and he could hear it playing and said something like " thats good I can see you found the site because i can hear our video playing"

Found a copy of it on youtube, its a very well made video.
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What Pantsdown refers to took place at the end of MAY, some 2 months BEFORE Rome casino was supposed to be operating, yet he reports being able to navigate to the website, a website which according to the Rome casino rep launched in August. These dates are from the other forum posts linked to, Pantsdown didn't make them up.

The administrator of that forum had a look, and thought the casino then used Total E-Soft and not "Top-Game".

As for accepting AMEX, very odd indeed, especially since they launched as US facing, and only in August, when UIGEA made it impossible to use ANY kind of mainstream credit card for deposits, with even virtual cards being widely blocked. Any statement regarding credit card deposits would have to be aimed at the non-US market, where such deposits would work with VISA, although probably not AMEX or Mastercard. I am in the UK, and I have ALWAYS had Mastercard deposit attempts declined by my card company, and here it is legal.

The question is, Rome Casino - was it up & running at the end of May and Early June, or was August the launch date.

It is possible that there is a similar casino, using Total E-Soft, that has become confused with this "Rome Casino". It could be a slight difference in domain name causing the confusion, which may be deliberate on the part of the "other Rome Casino".

The sleuths among us now have some looking around to do, are Total E-Soft up to something again? Who is the genuine article, and who is the fake "Rome casino".

There is also the "wayback machine", that may retain what was on a domain of "Rome casino" around this time in late May.
 
As for accepting AMEX, very odd indeed, especially since they launched as US facing, and only in August, when UIGEA made it impossible to use ANY kind of mainstream credit card for deposits, with even virtual cards being widely blocked. Any statement regarding credit card deposits would have to be aimed at the non-US market, where such deposits would work with VISA, although probably not AMEX or Mastercard. I am in the UK, and I have ALWAYS had Mastercard deposit attempts declined by my card company, and here it is legal.
It is not just the UIGEA, but Amex has had a long-standing policy of not allowing Amex cards to be used for online gambling (cash advances in Las Vegas are OK), so any online casino accepting Amex cards is automatically dodgy.
 
The question is, Rome Casino - was it up & running at the end of May and Early June, or was August the launch date.
I'm 98.75% certain I met some reps from Rome casino at CAP London in January - seems strange that they would have been there if the launch wasn't until August... :confused:

Also I checked with the rep here & he confirmed their sign-up bonus is Phantom.

KK
 
The ongoing confusion might stem from romancasino(dot)com (a very shady history and questionable current associations) or from the Roman Casino(land based) in Renton Washington, USA.


As far as the AMEX thing...
Credit Cards - Visa, Mastercard & American Express (AMEX)

Althrough Rome Casino accepts Visa International, MasterCard, and American Express (AMEX), some banks prohibit their cardholders from making transactions with online casinos. Moreover, the credit card companies themselves place restrictions on the amount of money you can deposit into and withdraw from the Casino. For this reason, we recommend that you open an alternative payment method for your transactions, and we will reward you for doing so.
Furthermore, due to restrictions imposed upon Rome Casino by Visa International, MasterCard, and American Express, we can no longer process any portion of any withdrawal to a Visa, MasterCard or American Express credit card including the players' original deposits made by Visa or MasterCard credit cards.
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I don't think it sounds shady, I think it is what it is... Even considering the spelling mistake.

Also if one of the Rome casino Reps is around... What type of 'rewards' are you offering players for using what kind of alternative payment methods? Your statement about rewards is very vague, hope you can clarify it a little.
 
I checked the wayback machine site and according to their site, "Material typically becomes available here 6 months after collection." so with that in mind. :)

This is the info I found
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For those that don't want to look, the site romecasino.com has had periodic snapshots since 2002, all snapshots are of the domain for sale variety.
 
In the interest of fair gaming in order to cash out any amount of money you must wager at least eighty (80) times your play bonus, unless specifically stipulated in writing by an approved representative of Rome Casino. If you opt in for the bonus, you can not withdraw any amount from your account until you have met the wagering requirements. For example: Deposit $25 get $50 Free - minimum wager is $4000.

You can easily calculate the overall average wagering:

Assume the casino has a payback of 97%. That means they make 3% profit.
Therefore on average each $10 will theoretically generate so much playthrough or wagering before the casino earns the $10.

10/.03=333.33 each $10 can theoretically generate $333.33 worth of playthrough.

so for $50 (on a 97% payback casino) in bonus money you could theoretically generate $1666.66 in playthrough: 50/.03=1666.66

Assume the casino pays 98%, which means a 2% profit margin.
10/.02=2500
each $10 could theoretically generate $2500 in playthrough.

The casino would have to pay back just under 99% to get $4000 off $50 on average.
 
The ongoing confusion might stem from romancasino(dot)com (a very shady history and questionable current associations) or from the Roman Casino(land based) in Renton Washington, USA.


As far as the AMEX thing...

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I don't think it sounds shady, I think it is what it is... Even considering the spelling mistake.

Also if one of the Rome casino Reps is around... What type of 'rewards' are you offering players for using what kind of alternative payment methods? Your statement about rewards is very vague, hope you can clarify it a little.


The last paragraph only states that they cannot process withdrawals from Americans back to their CC.

I dunno....adding extra deposit options for a CC that was the first to ban online gaming transactions just seems like dodgy work to begin with....similar to a casino accepting paypal.
 
I took one for the team here and will post a trip report. I deposited by cc and broke even. Their support is completely MIA here even though. We'll see how this goes. I've protected myself figuring if this ends up shady then I can make a phone call to my cc company and get it all back in a second. Call me stupid but when I got it back to even I stopped. One thing to mention is that their software is terrible when it comes to switching between fake and real money. For example I wasnever able to play video poker because their software would freeze up when I would try to go from fake to real money. Wish me luck. I assume they will just adjust the cc even though they say they don't. Typically this seems to be the easiest way. The blackjack software was very legit though IMO. One thing odd though is when I try to cashout it only takes me to the deposit screen, not the cashout screen. It seems there is no cashout option.
 
Good luck :)

Another red flag (to me, anyways), is their "View games" section on their website.

If you take a look at their "Video slots" section, there is one screenshot for one slot, and that's it. Not details or anything.

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The only information that is given is:

Video Slots (Video Slots)

Min Bet
: 0.00 Max Bet
: 0

The same goes for "Classic slots" , and blackjack...I'm assuming all of their games listed are the same way.

As any webmaster knows, you should get your website 100% working and ready to go live before publishing it. Why they did just the opposite is beyond me...
 
They are refusing to cash me out because they insist that I clear a bonus I didn't want and refused. This is why I stopped at my deposit amount after I initially won. I knew I would have an out if they pulled this. I know 1 call to my cc will reverse this. Trip report is software for BJ is legit, cashouts aren't. Use at your own risk. They claim there is no way to reverse a bonus after it is awarded even though they don't tell you this when you opt out. Typically I'm a poker player so I don't have the big casino experience but I do know when you opt out of a bonus then you have no WR. Not here obv.
 
In response to questions about our RNG.

I understand that there some questions about our RNG as we are running on the new TopGame software platform. Due to the questions about certification here on CM, we made a request to TopGame for full documentation on our RNG and how it works. It turns out that we actually utilize a hardware RNG called a Protego R200-USB. This is a USB based hardware solution and has full documentation available here at their site: www.protego.se. If you go to the sitemap section: www.protego.se/sitemap.htm , you will find several documents there outlining the mathematics, technical reports, and statistics on the RNG itself. Having said that, we decided that we would look to a third party auditing solution from a company called TST (Technical Systems Testing). We have been in touch with a man named Salim L. Adatia from tstglobal.com and we are now in preliminary talks about how to test the RNG. Salim has told us it can take anywhere from 3-6 weeks provided we can get them access to the hardware which will require consent from Protego first. We take the fairness of our games very seriously and we believe it's in everyone's best interest to be audited by a third party. We have also asked Protego to provide us with as much additional information as possible in order to put any concerns about game fairness at rest.

Kind Regards,

Patricia.
 
CAP London, CAC Amsterdam, CAP Spring Break Cyprus, EIG, and CAP Euro Barcelona

I'm 98.75% certain I met some reps from Rome casino at CAP London in January - seems strange that they would have been there if the launch wasn't until August... :confused:

Also I checked with the rep here & he confirmed their sign-up bonus is Phantom.

KK

KK,

Thanks for pointing out that we had a booth and were exhibiting in London. Perhaps this lends "some" credibility to the fact that we aren't a Rogue operator. I'd also like to note that we are both CAP and GPWA Platinum certified :)

We were also at the CAC in Amsterdam and CAP Spring Break in Cyprus. We will be at the EIG/GPWA conference as well as CAP Barcelona where our CEO will be speaking. If you're going to be there, I'd be happy to arrange a meeting between you and our CEO if it means there is any possibility to put your concerns to rest. I'm aware that we can't make everyone happy but that will not stop me from trying! :)

Having said that, we have been around since March as a concept with only three people. We have had a website up since then for both RomeCasino and RomePartners but we did not hire any staff until July 15th. We now employ approximately 60 people if you include our support and retention staff in Costa Rica. We only moved into our office in Ramat Gan, Israel on August the 1st and this was the first day we ever took in money. It would have been impossible before that because our processing didn't exist yet. We were available, but only in fun money mode.

This is why I find Pantsdown's insistence that he was contacted by us very troubling. Why would we contact someone months before we are live to get them to play for fun money? We only now have a British man on staff by the name of Keith Williamson. However, he has only been with us since the middle of July and is a former employee of "Red Hot Revenue", not of Euro Partners/Titan Poker.

I hope this answers your questions,

Patricia and Josh.
 
To Rome Casino.

I would be far more interested in hearing why you won't cash out a player like pokeraddict.

If Rome Casino is not going to pay players, using some Bonus scam as an excuse not to pay out, I won't promote you and you could end up in my Link Removed ( Old/Invalid) ... Simple as that.


Also, I asked about the 'rewards' because I was thinking about promoting Rome Casino... Not because I wanted a 'reward'. (This is in response to a PM from the Rome Casino Rep - The rep wanted to know what 'reward' I wanted tp play at Rome Casino...).

RomeCasino said:
I'd also like to note that we are both CAP and GPWA Platinum certified
Neither of those, certifications mean much to the players... CAP is for casino affiliates and GWPA is for Gambling Portal Owners. Neither of which is a player advocate organization, in fact CAP is a for profit business, that makes its money by promoting 'new' casinos to old casino affiliates or promoting old casinos to new affiliates (CAP could care less about player issues). CAP has been known to certify Rogue Casinos and poker rooms and keep them certified even after the Casino or Poker Room has shown its self to be Rogue time after time.... So you guys at Rome Casino might not want to brag about that CAP certification in a player forum.
 
Pokeraddict has been paid.

Hi lots0,

I was informed by the head of support that Pokeraddict was paid yesterday so I'm not entirely sure why he hasn't posted to that effect. He also said he was unable to see how to withdraw. If you read the thread from the beginning though, there a couple of people who have deposited, won money, and withdrawn successfully. I can assure you that we are paying players that win once they fulfill the wagering requirements.

Please try to understand that less than a quarter of 1% of Casino players send a message to support asking them not to credit them with a bonus. We don't have a system in place that allows players to choose and perhaps that's a shortcoming on our part. However, I am not aware of any operators on the Playtech, Microgaming, RTG, or VegasTech platforms that have this option either. Having said that, support simply did not allow the cashout because Pokeraddict used his bonus and had not met his wagering requirements on it. We've decided to keep the bonus crediting an automated thing until we devise a system to handle the very few players who wish to opt out of the bonus. We currently have all the development staff at TopGame working on new games with far more advanced bonus games. This for us is at the top of the queue right now.

Until we build a system where people can opt out of the bonus, I'm asking that you be patient with the support staff whom only deal with issues like this less than 1% of the time. Pokeraddict PM'd us immediately and I actioned his refund right away. Hopefully he comes back soon to post to that effect :)

Kind Regards,

Patricia.
 
However, I am not aware of any operators on the Playtech, Microgaming, RTG, or VegasTech platforms that have this option either.

Patricia.

Actually, if you take 1 "feature" from any of those platforms, it should be from RTG. If you'll notice, if you don't enter a bonus code in the cashier's section, you won't get the bonus. Pretty simple to do, and if a player doesn't want a bonus, they won't enter the code to get it. That way, everyone's happy. :)
 
I should have posted this sooner but I've been away. I was cashed out without any hassle and the support person here was very helpful. All was resolved either yesterday or maybe even Sunday. If you opt out of the bonus it isn't a bad deal from my experience.
 
I have been in contact with Rome casino regarding the call I received asking me to sign up. I believe them when they say they have never asked staff to gain new members this way.
As to the person who actually did call me, I guess it will remain a mystery. I suspect it was most likely an affiliate trying to get me into the site, then provide me with an affiliate link to sign up when the company started taking real money bets.
 
Here's another Top Game powered online casino - I think that makes about six or seven of these operations that we now know about.

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And note the contact address, which perhaps ties in with an earlier poster on this forum:

Contact Address:

Winward Hall Ltd NSC Campus,
Cork, Mahon Co., Ireland.
 
No Connection Whatsoever

To whom it may concern,

We of RomeCasino have absolutely no connection with RichCasino, MoneyCasino, CasinoStates,7Spins or any other TopGame operator in existence nor do we maintain relationships with them. We are wholly owned and there is no connection financial or otherwise between us. Our offices are located in Israel, not in Costa Rica.

Kind Regards,

Patricia.
 
To whom it may concern,

We of RomeCasino have absolutely no connection with RichCasino, MoneyCasino, CasinoStates,7Spins or any other TopGame operator in existence nor do we maintain relationships with them. We are wholly owned and there is no connection financial or otherwise between us. Our offices are located in Israel, not in Costa Rica.

Kind Regards,

Patricia.

I thought it was Panama?
Copyright MMDCCLXI A.U.C. Rome Casino. All rights reserved. www.romecasino.com
is a property of Dice Partners LLC, Panama.

And I thought that gambling online is illegal in Israel, let alone running one there...
 
No, it's Israel AND Panama :)

WinBig,

We have a small presence in Panama as well but the marketing arm of the company is located in Israel. We employ over 60 people and we do so via several countries thanks to the wonders of modern technology. :)

We do not "operate" the Casino itself from Israel; mainly the marketing and some support is handled here. Marketing an online casino in Israel is not illegal. If it were, there would not be so many of them operating here. Marketing to Israelis is illegal however, and since we live and work in Israel, we block all real money transactions to Israelis.

It may surprise you to learn that 888.com (proprietary), Casino Pays, (Playtech), Rushmore (RTG), Euro Partners (Playtech), and Brightshare (Microgaming) amongst many others have their main offices here in Israel as well. I know that many of you have had varying experiences but these are all fairly well known operations.

Kind Regards,

Patricia.
 
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To whom it may concern,

We of RomeCasino have absolutely no connection with RichCasino, MoneyCasino, CasinoStates,7Spins or any other TopGame operator in existence nor do we maintain relationships with them. We are wholly owned and there is no connection financial or otherwise between us. Our offices are located in Israel, not in Costa Rica.

Kind Regards,

Patricia.

Then how do you explain Nifty's experience (see Post #18) where a deposit he made to Rome Casino showed up on his records as Rich Casino?

Have there been any further developments on extended RNG testing since post #85?

At post #27 Jan.Strydom said that TopGame, with which he clearly has close associations, will soon have a website - any progress on that as far as you are aware?
 
Answers to your questions

Hi Jetset,

I'll do my best to answer your questions on a point-by-point basis for the sake of organization. Please read between your quoted text.

Jetset: Then how do you explain Nifty's experience (see Post #18) where a deposit he made to Rome Casino showed up on his records as?

RomeCasino: We're aware of this and it's because for some of the processing, we are sharing merchant accounts. Since RichCasino (at least for the time being) is the only operator in the group that belongs to TopGame, all merchant accounts that are shared fall under its umbrella. We will be moving to our own processing solution very shortly but until then, we share RichCasino's for the sake of volume and lower rates. Unfortunately, processing in the US is prohibitively expensive and a very tricky thing. I apologize for being unable to get into any more detail regarding how we do our processing.

Jetset: Have there been any further developments on extended RNG testing since post #85?

RomeCasino: Absolutely. Please go back through the thread and you'll see that I provided you with all the details regarding our hardware RNG. If you wish to perform due diligence on their company, who they are, or are interested in any of their RNG reports, they are freely downloadable from the site. I am fully aware that this is not a solution to monthly audits such as what eCogra does but I do not see anywhere on Rushmore or ClubWorld's websites that they are doing monthly audits either. I used those two sites as an example only because all three of us are taking bets from all 50 states.

Jetset: At post #27 Jan.Strydom said that TopGame, with which he clearly has close associations, will soon have a website - any progress on that as far as you are aware?

I have spoken with TopGame and their website is currently undergoing some final touches. It will be online no later than Sept 22nd. One last thing since I mentioned RTG and Vegas Tech before: With the exception of Microgaming, no US-facing Casino software group has a website that I would consider acceptable or transparent. I invite you to have a look at both RTG and Vegas Tech's websites and ask only that you hold us to the same standards. They are listed below for your review.

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Kind Regards,

Patricia and Josh.
 
To whom it may concern,

We of RomeCasino have absolutely no connection with RichCasino, MoneyCasino, CasinoStates,7Spins or any other TopGame operator in existence nor do we maintain relationships with them. We are wholly owned and there is no connection financial or otherwise between us. Our offices are located in Israel, not in Costa Rica.

Kind Regards,

Patricia.

then there is this....

RomeCasino: ...we are sharing merchant accounts. Since RichCasino (at least for the time being) is the only operator in the group that belongs to TopGame, all merchant accounts that are shared fall under its umbrella. We will be moving to our own processing solution very shortly but until then, we share RichCasino's for the sake of volume and lower rates.

:confused::confused::confused:
WTF???

So your statement of having "absolutely no connection with RichCasino"
is in fact false.

When in fact RichCasino and RomeCasino
"...are sharing merchant accounts."
 

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