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the reels spin faster and allow many more spins per hour at inet than at bodog. just curious.
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It would be safe to assume that the reason for this is that when it's going slow then more players are on at the same time. The only real way to "fix" this would be for them to upgrade the server with more memory/faster hard drive(s)/faster processor, etc.
We have had this conversation before, if you own a casino, and you have congestion problems ongoing for a great length of time, are you going to search for a solution? This is my point exactly, when I addressed this with Inet they had me uninstall the software twice, what a huge pain in the ass and at times it still runs slow, so I am not really sure if it is the problem or not, as I stated before this only started after the last games release.
What a joke they have for an IT department, if they think the issue is on the player's end. Don't they understand that it works fine at other casinos? Geeze..Are they even keeping track of CPU/Memory usage to make sure it doesn't go over a preset %, then upgrade accordingly?
Do the casinos even manage the servers themselves, or does the software provider do it for them? If the latter, then how can they even attempt to give an answer without consulting the provider first to make sure there's no issues on that end?
I have found that with RTG casinos you can speed up the reels by opening a program. For the most part Internet Explorer 7 speeds things up greatly for me. (Although I no longer play as of today Want to buy a house ).
That would hold true if it was the same across all casinos, not just 1 or 2
Good luck on your house venture!!