I have retracted my initial negative rating for RGC, and here's why: Though there are allegations that he is using a method that isn't provably fair, users play at their own risk as with any other gambling site. Whether they play under the (possible) wrongful assumption that the system is fair is questionable, but not necessarily enough to warrant negative mark on their Trust. My decision isn't set in stone though, and I'll continue to monitor this thread for more evidence.
It is to my understanding that if one has the power to adjust their profit or loss %, then the outcomes are not randomised and therefore can NOT be provably fair.
In no way am I affiliated with any other online casino, or Prime Dice for that matter.Another kid on forums that talks bullshit without having done his homework.
If you don't know what you are talking, then go to the corner of your bedroom and stay there.
What proof you got above?
That the developer allows his clients to adjust the symbol distribution and paytable and this way influence the payouts and hit%? What's wrong there? Or maybe I should ask, what is wrong with you?
Do you even know what that means? Of course you don't. You are too dumb to know and you just try to find a guilt for RitzCasino.
I will enlighten you a little how normal land casinos do this legally and how online casinos do it too.
Just dare to disagree with me.
So let's say someone wants to open a land casino named "Casino Spartan82isdumb" . He then looks for a provider and games. He decides to go with one of the big giants of the industry that sells slots. I am not here to advertise anybody so I won't give names. The slot distributor tells the buyer the RTP of his games (let's say 90% for slot XXX, so that the buyer may know his expected profit) and sells to him the machine with the game or rents the machine to him. Later, at any time, the casino owner can request a different hit% and payout% for any game. How is that possible? Like any hardware based or online slot, the payouts (RTP) are calculated using a formula that involves the symbol distribution per reel and the paytable. EG: Slot XXX has a RTP of 80% which is calculated using the symbol distribution on each reel and the paytable. So the slot seller comes in the casino when no players are playing, changes a piece of hardware and the game has a different RTP (payout) .. let's say 85%, because the symbol configuration and the paytable were changed. For online slots it is more simple. You simply adjust some paytable values and the symbol distribution and that's it. You don't need to replace any hardware.
The hardware slot developer probably has many hardware, one for each payout percentage interval (EG: 98-99%, 95-96%, etc).
There are many predefined reel distributions that can be configured and calculated to determine a different payout%. If someone wants, hardware developer or online slot developer, they can create 1000 possible combinations of the reel distributions one for each RTP value from the interval 50-99.99%.
So what's wrong in this? Nothing.
What does this RTP or payout mean?
When you combine the reels and make combinations of 3 symbols out of each reel, you decide the reel stops.
Using the positions where the stops are placed, the paytable values and the payline diagrams, you then start to calculate the win of the player. That is the win the player will get for that symbol combinations from the 5 reels.
Now if you do this for all possible combinations, you obtain the RTP of the game. There are some more formulas added to this like the frequency of scatters and bonus, (if the game has bonus or scatters), but these are also influenced by the symbols distribution and in my example I talk only about a simple 5 REEL game.
The reason of calculating the RTP is so that the owner can feel safe that a certain game will not overpay (have a RTP of over 100%), and that he will make a profit (100% - RTP = house edge = casino estimated profit).
When trying to go legal and obtain a gambling license, the games are verified by someone from the licensing jurisdiction. They verify the game rules and if the game works correctly according to the rules. Nothing else matters. The game has some rules that must be public to the player,
as well as a paytable and it must follow the payouts there and each symbol combination (3-4-5 symbols per line) must be available at least once in RX spins (where RX is the total number of the possible reel combinations). They do not verify the RTP in most jurisdictions, except Italy, where the games need to have a minimum of around 70% or so (I dont know exactly), and the RTP must be displayed inside each game.
But we are not in Italy here. We are talking about unregulated gambling. Period.
So unless you know what you are talking, shut up.
Now you and RGBKey accuse RGC of doing illegal stuff? You should get a perma ban and have all your posts deleted and you should get a big fine for having a big mouth and talking all this garbage on the internet without any background or proof. You are confusing people with your stupidity.
I really suggest that this topic or all your replies here should be deleted because all you do is talk garbage, like a troll, and confuse people. FYI, bitcoin is illegal only in Russia, China, and definitely not California or UK. There are no regulated laws about bitcoin in UK or California, therefore nothing against bitcoin gambling is mentioned anywhere.
Gambling involves wagering real money, while bitcoin doesn't. Period.
Now please excuse my language, but if you had showed me any sign of a brain, I would have been more polite.
