Are online Casinos more rigged than physical Casinos like in Las Vegas?

[maydna]

That will be your choice to select offline casino like in Vegas or choose online casino. You need to know where will make you comfortable when gambling. Offline or online casino can rigged and that is certain but if you just want to have fun, you will not think about rig or else but only want to have fun.

I am mostly playing gambling at online casino and not in offline casino so I don't know about that. I realize that online casino can rig to their gamblers but I don't think about that and only want to have fun for a while.

[TravelMug]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Yes, like one dealer, caught cheating in online games,



However, if you are that meticulous, there are software by casinos to check if they are provably fair, but the question is, are gambling really doing that? In brick and mortar casinos, as far as my experience goes, I haven't seen the casinos cheating. But they could have rigged results for all we know. Like maybe we have a suspicion that a roulette machine could be rigged with magnets on the ball. As I have witnessed games wherein out of 36 numbers, there will be one that no one is going to beat and then suddenly this number is going to win.

[Perfectbaby]

If you think physical casinos are more transparent than the online casinos why are people still making used of the online casino to gamble?
Well, you think that but I must say that casino are being thoroughly vetted before they start operation, meaning they prove free of rigging, the same results you have with physical casinos same results you have with online casinos. The differences are just a matter of being physically contacted with the machine and the other one maintain privacy where you wouldn't have much contact physically with anyone while gambling and no ones monitors your gambling activities except the casino itself.

However, you must learn to always gambling with what you feels you can risk than using an amount that you can't spend to gamble or an amount meant for something very productive and useful, for instance you can use 1 to 2 percent of monthly income to gamble if you think the online casino aren't transparent enough to be trusted.

[giammangiato]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

In theory, they shouldn't be, especially since if users notice this, the casino will simply be abandoned.
In Italy, the state-run AAMS system controls all the authorizations required to open an online casino or even access one.
They are very restrictive in their selection and controls; if they find anything that doesn't suit users, they shut down the site.
Unfortunately, little-known casinos can exhibit these behaviors, where the unsuspecting user continues to play on something that will never pay out. This is my advice,
before entering information on little-known online casinos, do some research on that platform.

[viljy]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

If you have enough money to visit luxury casinos, then I see no reason why you shouldn't. An important difference between online casinos is accessibility for gamblers with any level of wealth. Ordinary casinos are for people who are, let's say, not poor. As for the issue of trust in software, it is highly doubtful that hypothetical dishonest gambling providers would not have been caught by the hand yet. There are statistical control methods. I would provide a link to the article, but the article is not in English.

Therefore, I will briefly convey the essence. For example, you mention roulette. To control the integrity, you need to calculate the Expected Value and Standard Deviation. If the actual test result after a series of spins (for example, one hundred thousand spins) deviated by more than 3 Standard Deviation (-3 or 3) from the Expected Value, then there is a suspicion that this result is not accidental. As you can see, the above example shows that gambling, even with a closed code, can be checked based on its statistical results.

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In a physical casino you see everything happening in front of your cards being dealt, dice being rolled, the roulette wheel spinning that visibility gives you some peace of mind plus the social vibe and atmosphere are part of the thrill. Online casinos run purely on code and RNGs. Legit ones are regulated and audited but it does come down to trust and not every site is trustworthy. I tend to stick to licensed platforms with a good rep and provably fair games where possible.

[qwertyup23]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

This is a good question- like what you mentioned in physical casinos, you can actually see the cards being dealt to you. Additionally, in the event of any error on the part of the dealer, cards can always be reshuffled in case of a misdeal or any kind of mistake.

For online gambling, on the other hand, I guess the most kind of guarantee that they can offer would be the feedback that other users may give. Normally, online gambling casinos follow the system of provably fair in their algorithms to ensure security and guarantee on how they distribute odds as a whole.

While this may be the practice of most online gambling companies, I do recommend that before anyone invests their time on a specific casino, make sure to read the reviews and feedback given by their players.

[Zlantann]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Except you have a valid proof, the online games are not transparent; these claims are mere speculations or based on hearsay. The word rigged game has been in existence before the invention of online casinos, which means physical casino games can also be rigged. Some online casinos might be unfair because of greed.

If you observe that a casino is rigging games,  you should stop playing there and switch to another one. There are many reputable casinos that I assume might not engage in such malpractice. However, I have not had any experience with an online casino that rigs games.

[bakasabo]

First of all I dont think that casinos, physical or online are rigged, or they are rigged that it is possible to notice. Casino earn enough without cheating. They have endless amount of customers that I dont see reason why try to cheat, when your business is provided with clients for decades.

at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash

On the other hand, even if you see the dealer, wheel, its not guarantee that dealer is cheating and doing handicrafts. You can physically open wheel, examine how its made, and even if its rigged, you wont find that out.

[Outhue]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Your curiosity is on point, the likelyhood of getting cheated online is very big compare to walking into a casino and gamble.

1. The online casino is not located anywhere, even if there is a address it might never exists.

2. People used to talk about game providers, some are good than the others but that doesn't mean it can't be rigged compare to you playing a game with another gambler.

3. In the end, player vs player gambling is the best, you can read the opponent and know what their next move is but no such thing online.

The only thing online did better is privacy, no one knows you are into gambling and no one will know who you are when you hit it big, the privacy level of online casinos is why I even become a gambler today, if it never existed I won't bother to be a gambler.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

If you think physical casinos are more transparent than the online casinos why are people still making used of the online casino to gamble?

It's because some gambler's doesn't want to go out, and would rather play at home online.

As for the question, it's really hard to answer, we can just have our own speculation on it. I have played both though, but still can't tell the difference if games are being rigged or not. Maybe others says that it's online because after all we have seen some videos on it. Recently, I saw one, but I will not want to put it here as it's one of the most active casinos here. Dealer is seen changing the cards, you have to see it for yourself how cheating is in front of the mirror. And for sure this dealer might have been fired on the spot for doing the obvious cheating.

[ultrloa]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Not all online casino is fair since there are scams which provably can ripped you off.

But if you choose to gamble on reputable casino provably you won't experience that situation since provably those casino could offer you a fair environment.

Physical and online casino have their own fairness audit that's why you don't need to worry about it especially if you gamble on compliance and regulated platform. What need to consider here is your participation or how you take things on gambling since if you have this high expectation to win and can't accept losses then provably that you might really think that you are been rigged by those casinos.

[Tipstar]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

We can't generalize online casinos and offline casinos depending on their nature of being offline or online. There are online and offline casinos that are not rigged (rigged in sense of going out of their own terms to scam gamblers) and there maybe both types that are rigged.
When it comes to percentage of casinos that are rigged, that would be very small but the percentage would be higher on online casinos as its easier to setup, could be started with zero registration or getting your name involved. This lack of responsibility would make these online platforms a heaven for scammers and defamation might just mean changing the domain. While for physical casinos, they would do their best not to tarnish their image, it doesn't mean they are not rigged but they are less likely to.

[bubilas]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

I believe that there is such a huge difference between online gambling and gambling in a physical casino that they are practically different things if they were not united by the same chances of winning money or losing it completely.
The thing is that going to a physical casino is a whole event. To do this, you need to dress neatly, because the casino will not let you in if you look bad.
There the casino premises will be full of sounds of lights and other people, which is not entirely acceptable for many of the gamblers with a closed character type.

[Agbamoni]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

Both online casinos and physical casinos can be manipulated. In physical casinos the machines can be tampered through the strings or chips in the machine making it to go the way they want it while in an online casinos the developers only need to tamper the codes with an algorithm that will make chances of winning in the casinos limited. Well there are casinos that are fair and you as a gambler should make your own research before using any of them. If you dont like the casinos feel free to find the ones you comfortable with.

[Ruttoshi]

Both online casinos and offline casinos have their flaws, but that doesn't mean that there are no reputable online casinos that have provably mechanism. We have reputable casinos in the forum. You can test any of them to see the one that can provide you what you are looking for in a casino.

The risk attached with physical casino makes it not that safe compared to gambling online from your comfort zone. However, it's fun to have both experience and not because you feel that one is rigged and the other is not.

[Cointxz]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

I do believe that there’s a shady provider but it’s hard to prove because they are close source and losing data as not enough to conclude that they are scam.

I frequently just mark those shady provider to avoid it when I play. Live88 provider is one of the provider that I’m dodging right now due to bad experience on playing games.

[Renampun]

I think that's just your opinion; there's no concrete evidence that brick-and-mortar casinos are more transparent than online casinos. in fact, brick-and-mortar casinos are more likely to be rigged because they have higher operating costs and require more profit to stay in business. therefore, i don't see it as a physical casino or not, but rather its reputation. if it's a reputable platform, i believe it's more transparent and less rigged.

[$crypto$]

They are two different operations with different costs. There are good and bad casinos, this goes for both online and physical ones. Many online casinos that claimed to be provably fair turned out not to be fair after all. One thing you should never forget is that the house always wins. You have to see it as entertainment. Looking at it that way, I'd personally rather go to a physical casino. It just seems more fun.

Both of them cannot determine who is cheating because you have to judge for yourself how the casino is with its reputation --- and it is true that there are still casinos that claim to be fair but the fact that many complaints cannot be resolved means that it is not fair, right?

Yeah you will never win against the bookies so be aware of this, having never been to a physical casino is there more fun with lots of people and women?

[rachael9385]

so as I been gambling online for a while sometimes I wonder like would it be better off walking into a real casino like in Vegas!
at least in real casino you see the dealer, the wheel, dice, the cash
like there is some transparency on other hand the online it is all code and you have to trust the software and hope the site not screwing with you

what do u think curious to hear from people who have done both

Anyone that thinks that online casinos are rigged it's just something they assume because they can't really tell if it's a fact. If you say it's rigged in other words the casino is cheating but this isn't really accurate. In online casinos it's always against the gamblers because of the house edge but this is normal because gamblers know the risks involved and also know that winning any game is just a function of luck