I usually have mine disabled whenever I'm at a sportsbook since I have so little control.
But anyhow, how are online gaming companies not under more scrutiny for using Digital Gaming Solutions' casino software? The same one used here at SBR. There is no way this software isn't programmed to be rigged. There is a reason virtually EVERY sportsbook uses it now.
BetOnline changed casinos a while back. Not sure if anyone remembers, but I recognized it to be the same one I used at Pinnacle that was very genuine(not sure if Pinnacle still uses it or not.) Anyhow, BetOnline changed back to DGS after about a week. I'm guessing because of the amount of lost revenue.
Online casinos in general are terrible. I played at BetEd for a while, and this is no joke--in 57 out of 62 blackjack hands I once played, the 2 of clubs appeared. I'm not sure statistically what this means, but I do know it means that it's setup and not truly random.
Does anyone actually think these things aren't rigged? I really wonder how much gambling companies bring in on these a year.
But anyhow, how are online gaming companies not under more scrutiny for using Digital Gaming Solutions' casino software? The same one used here at SBR. There is no way this software isn't programmed to be rigged. There is a reason virtually EVERY sportsbook uses it now.
BetOnline changed casinos a while back. Not sure if anyone remembers, but I recognized it to be the same one I used at Pinnacle that was very genuine(not sure if Pinnacle still uses it or not.) Anyhow, BetOnline changed back to DGS after about a week. I'm guessing because of the amount of lost revenue.
Online casinos in general are terrible. I played at BetEd for a while, and this is no joke--in 57 out of 62 blackjack hands I once played, the 2 of clubs appeared. I'm not sure statistically what this means, but I do know it means that it's setup and not truly random.
Does anyone actually think these things aren't rigged? I really wonder how much gambling companies bring in on these a year.
