Affiliate managers, support, marketing people etc., should not have access to the numero uno's backend account. It seems that in this casino situation, he was allowed access. So no, he should not have had this sort of access since this has the capability to be abused.
First of all, thanks for your response Bryan. Now, where you say above that access such as this "has the capability to be abused"...what exactly do you mean by "abused"? Do you mean that he (Casinojack) could have in fact tweaked the RTP percentages from the casinos backend on his own without having RTG involved as the original poster alluded to or do you mean something totally different by the word "abused"?
I removed the screenshot as requested by RTG.
Well, at least we know that RTG does take the time to read through the threads here then...
There are press releases, and then there are statements made from individuals at the executive level.
Exactly, a lot of us have heard other individuals and executives over the years from Microgaming such as "Roger Raatgever" make public statements and release press PR and we all know who he is there and what his title is and what he does. The problem with RTG over the years has been all the BS Cloak & Dagger type of PR and veiled statements though. You never hear of these guys using any given name such as the example I made above.
I understood that when they were in fact operating out of Atlanta, GA off of Roswell Rd. and I too know a couple of the peeps there as I have personally met them myself when that area was my old stomping ground so to speak. But now that they are located outside of the USA, I don't really see the need any longer for all the Cloak & Dagger they were accustomed to dispelling before. Just my opinion of course in my quest for more transparency within this industry.
but I don't ask to do this if I feel it's not important specifically who said what.
I guess on a matter such as this then, 'where RTG are unequivocally stating that the RTP percentages cannot be changed by the casino operator themselves on their end' then I would have to agree to disagree with you. Since I do think that issue is a huge one and I personally would think that RTG would want that to be clear to all players with absolute clarity and not being subject to conditions or exceptions! Thus my reasoning on why a name and title from RTG should be attached to a statement such as that one.
I respect their positions and exchange as much information that they are willing to share.
I understand the position you are in, but I cannot respect the fact that they are not willing to be more transparent by wanting to substantiate a statement such as that one with a name, title or even at the very least the position of the company rep there that made that statement. That is absolutely no more than we ask of each other here when one of the forum members makes a statement or claim to something...as you well know, everybody and their brother here jumps on that band wagon and then tells them to back up their statement or claim with proof.
The members of the forum and the visitors of this website have the choice to take it or leave it. It's as simple as that.
Of course that's true but still I would hope you too would want more creditable transparency in this industry as well Bryan, unless I am misunderstanding you here.
Again, this has nothing to do with you and your credibility and honesty Bryan but rather RTG's statement of what can and cannot be done on the operators end.
Going back to your previous post HERE you state "From another operator:" this quote....
If I remember correctly when they first introduced the Real Series Slots way back when the Casino could adjust the settings of the slots in the admin. It then informed RTG and the changes were made. I believe now, as you say, it has to be done via a direct request to RTG.
Now, did RTG dispute or agree with that red highlighted statement above from the operator you received that quote from? And if they did, then when exactly did RTG change that to where the casino operators could not tweak the RTP settings on the casinos end?
Therefore, Casino Jacks slip of the tongue leaves many of us wondering just how many are doing this but are smart enough not to blab it openly to the playing community.
That's the thing. You just don't know.
I thought we did know now that the RTP percentages can only be changed by a request sent to RTG itself from the casino operator as you stated (someone) at RTG told you here... Are you saying something else now?
Once these are set - they are set. If an operator wishes to have these changed, he has to request this change via RTG. Approval process can take days, but may be shorter depending on the circumstances.
Now it's pretty clear that the RTP can be changed under certain circumstances
But only by RTG themselves...correct?
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