--- Fact --- About ONLINE CASINOS

Capybara · 12-03-09, 02:42 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

All games can be calibrated as to their payout or in other words the % of profit to the owners can be adjusted.

This is really interesting, Bro... but you gotta include a link to an article, or some other form of proof, or you are just another guy with his opinion. I want to know this FOR SURE. If/when I do, I will stop ever playing.

however, even if that's true, it makes no sense that SBR would shift it so people lose... the points are a great attracter to the forum and barely "cost" SBR anything.

I probably agree with you, though, per my bitching thread about the BJ on here.

Sam Odom · 12-03-09, 02:46 PM

Capy , a 14 yo kid hacker would know this. These online casinos are virtual , they are software programs which can be tweaked however you want. Hell , even games inside real brick/mortar casinos that are software driven are adjustable.

landers781 · 12-03-09, 02:49 PM

I have had a theory about bookmaker casinos and the like.

Back in Feb, I had an extreme lucky run at blackjack. I am wondering if the casino win % is adjusted according to how well the book does with the sports that particular week/day/hour. For example, the week most of the NFL dogs covered, I am wondering if the casino paid out more than a normal weekend does. Will figure out how I can test this theory.

warriorfan707 · 01-08-10, 03:24 AM

I have a story to tell about the 5dimes casino, which is the same software at sbrcasino.

I was using a system where I would bet 25, 50, then 100 if I would lose (martingaling).

I won like 3 grand in 3 days. I then suffered a horrific run, in which it seemed like something had been tweaked. I would love to have a definitive answer about these online casinos but unfortunately this is all speculation and will always be.

JerseyShop101 · 01-08-10, 04:00 AM

I agree. If the machines in Vegas can be tweaked, then the software online has to be also. But Vegas has to be somewhat regulated for the payout percentages, unlike online.

warriorfan707 · 01-08-10, 04:07 AM

I think a lot of the peeps on here just aren't solid players.

TensaZangetsu · 01-08-10, 04:45 AM

Bro, I have accounts on mansion, 188bet, 12bet, etc... i'm mostly on their sportsbooks, but i still try my luck on their online casinos.. when discussing with their cs, i slip in casino questions such as this, their claim on this is that their casinos are running on randon number generators (i still know this as "RNG" from 188 >.<) i was told that this randomizes their dice roll and deck shuffles.

robmpink · 01-08-10, 04:53 AM

i agree w/ this the initial post.

donjuan · 01-08-10, 05:02 AM

Mel Gibson.

UntilTheNDofTimE · 01-08-10, 05:09 AM

didnt notice you with the new avatar donjuan, how you been.

Dunder · 01-08-10, 08:02 AM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

All games can be calibrated as to their payout or in other words the % of profit to the owners can be adjusted.

Fact
Online casinos based in jurisdictions where there is effective regulation would face lawsuits worth billions if they were found not to be using RNGs.

jayc88 · 01-08-10, 08:54 AM

people will always accuse online casinos of cheating after they have lost their money playing their,
the only fact is that people who play with real money in an online casino are dumb and should only blame themselfves.

Davydave · 01-08-10, 08:58 AM

Originally posted by landers781

I have had a theory about bookmaker casinos and the like.

Back in Feb, I had an extreme lucky run at blackjack. I am wondering if the casino win % is adjusted according to how well the book does with the sports that particular week/day/hour. For example, the week most of the NFL dogs covered, I am wondering if the casino paid out more than a normal weekend does. Will figure out how I can test this theory.

I believe that this theory is valid too.