Third party slot game providers or Casino owned?

[Nathrixxx]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

It does not really matters at all about which provider is offering the game we are playing, it's more of the choice to what we wanted and how comfortable we feels about playing a game owned by the casino or that from a third-party providers, also, any of our choices being made does not bring luck to us and draw them away from us either, we play to have fun and nothing changes from our winning chances.

[purple_sparkles]

 Everyone usually chooses slot games that feel intuitive and easy to understand. Of course, everyone wants to stand out and add innovations to make the game more engaging, but everything should be done in moderation so as not to confuse players. People are generally lazy, and if something is too different or complicated, they simply won’t want to figure it out. Players usually choose games that seem luckier, where at least the impression is created that the chances of winning are higher. And this does not depend on whether the slots are provided by game providers or owned by the casino itself.

[r_victory]

I usually play slots from third-party companies, but it's not a matter of preference; to be honest, I don't even pay attention to that. Usually, when I look at them, the original games tend to be dice games, crash games, plinko, I don't remember seeing slots among the original games in the casinos I use.

[Josefjix]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

I haven't tried any third party slot games before, I often learnt that owned casino usually are allowed by smaller stake amount unlike third party and that outcome are pretty bigger via third party slot too.

When I tried external slot games, I noticed that the minimum amount of $100 was allowed on Yeet casino, I don't know about others and the outcome often looks fulfilling.

[Fortify]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

It takes a lot of money to produce the vast games libraries that people have become accustomed to on casinos and when your casino does not have hundreds of games then people start to question how legitimate you are, even if quantity is not necessarily quality. In order to build a games catalog, which is fully vetted and audited to make sure there are no glitches that could cost you millions, requires a massive upfront sum in time and development that very few people are capable of paying upfront. Not only that, the whitelabel casino game providers have orchestrated many exclusive deals with intellectual property owners so they can put familiar characters and themes on their games. This means that relatively few providers have built up very valuable catalogs that would be hard for any newcomer to build, let alone design for a single casino. I definitely prefer the unique and original ones, but they are very rare.

[Hazink]

I usually play slots from third-party companies, but it's not a matter of preference; to be honest, I don't even pay attention to that. Usually, when I look at them, the original games tend to be dice games, crash games, plinko, I don't remember seeing slots among the original games in the casinos I use.

Maybe that could be because you don’t like playing slot games, and you are just familiar and limited to your favorite games like the dice. If not almost all online casinos have slot games, and they are partnered with third parties for games, even if they have their own set of games.

[TopT3ns]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

You are correct when in stating that stability of the providers such as Pragmatic Play benefits the gambler with a better assurance of fairness when betting money in games involving a virtual machine.

In my opinion, the division of responsibilities of the service provider and the owner of the casino platforms is highly favorable to us as it helps avoid the conflict of interests in that one may be affected by losses only one sidedly.

The release of software licensed by the official international license is the best option to reduce the risk of system failures or other unexpected adjustments of the remuneration rates, which tends to jeopardize our funds effectively.

[Patikno]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

I haven't tried any third party slot games before, I often learnt that owned casino usually are allowed by smaller stake amount unlike third party and that outcome are pretty bigger via third party slot too.

When I tried external slot games, I noticed that the minimum amount of $100 was allowed on Yeet casino, I don't know about others and the outcome often looks fulfilling.

What minimum are you referring to? I have played at Yeet Casino, and I don't recall the minimum bet being the amount you mentioned, and neither is the minimum deposit. I think there is something wrong with this, or maybe I am wrong.

Regarding the often-satisfying outcomes you see, it all depends on luck. If someone is lucky when spinning, they'll win, and we often see people posting their wins more often. If someone is unlucky, they lose, and I think people rarely show losses than wins, which is why you see more seemingly satisfying results. By the way, I doubt you have ever played at a third-party casino; I think you have simply forgotten, as I believe almost every gambler has at least once.

[Die_empty]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

Well-known third-party game providers are more experienced and have have better understanding of the game industry. Some casino-developed games might have some errors since they are not well-grounded in the game development industry. I have played in some casino-developed games that were not well developed, and the casino apologised that the game was still in its development stage.

Third-party games are more trusted than homegrown casino games. Dishonest casinos might manipulate their games to suit their aims and objectives. They can cheat gamblers by manipulating the games they developed. 

[Z_MBFM]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

Casino companies do not create their own slot games and if they do, the amount is very small. Every casino site takes slot games from third party providers. And they are the most interesting and I prefer them to the casino sites that create them themselves. The games of these two providers in particular are much more interesting. And they have a lot of games. And almost every casino site has their own games. Especially some of their live games are more interesting.

[fullfitlarry]

Hello, my fellow slot lovers, which slot game do you normally feel comfortable playing? Games from third-party providers like Pragmatic Play, Evolution Games, PG Soft, Hacksaw, etc., or the casino's own slot games? For me, I feel more comfortable playing slot games by third-party providers than casino-owned ones.

I might be old school, but I still prefer third-party providers reason being.

a. they are already established and perhaps have played it many times already
b. we enjoyed playing their games because it hits differently, specially the themes of their games
c. gamblers are traditional, as they don't want to fix if anything is not yet broken

Maybe there are some who wanted to try something new, but it's not for me specially in slot games.