Casino
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To anyone who
likes to gamble for more than just chasing bonuses, this is the best deal
around because if you ever have a problem with the casino, instead of it
being just you against them, you now have a 3rd-party with considerable
clout (because I send so many players, the casinos don't want to be taken
off my guaranteed list which they cannot buy their way on), with a financial
interest in the outcome of your problem being a just decision for all
involved. Meaning I pay if they won't, so that at the very least you're not
out any of your own pocket money. On top of that, I will still be working
very hard to get the casino to pay you the full amount, because if I get
that done, I'd like back the money I sent you. :), this is not
binding, but I think it is fair since ultimately what you want, and what I
want, is for you to be treated fairly. If I can't make the casino do
it, then I will (to the best of my ability, which is why I can only
guarantee your last deposit, and not if you won a million dollars). I
am the real deal, if not, I'd promise the moon since I'd have no intention
of going thru with it. That is not the case here, and I've been in business
for over 5 years with nobody that can say they walked away feeling cheated
by me.
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*above is text taken from the
first page of my site: bondedcasinos.com
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*I will always be speaking of publicly traded
casino
software unless outlined as not.
The big money
in online gambling is
in providing or leasing the software to individual casino
owners and not in owning the casinos.
Casino software
providers make anywhere from $200k to $500k per year per
casino in leasing prices. That blows away anything that
could be made with one casino when you consider how many
different casinos they provide games.
Online casino
software is constantly being challenged for "randomness" in
their game results by the software provider and by
individuals who claim to be able to test the software
using some kind of other software that runs thru the
games at a high speed and then after compiling
quantities of stats in a short time they can compare the
game result to what would be expected in a real-life
situation where the stats for hundreds of thousands of
game results had been kept and then broke down into
times that result happens. Perhaps better said is to use
the roulette wheel. There are 31 spaces and over a long
period of kept stats it should reflect that each number
was hit about once every 30 times or so.
But say for
a moment that a casino using VirtualGaming software was
suddenly proven to be returning game results which the
programs used to check for "randomness" had deemed to be
suspect. Word would spread like wildfire during a drought
season and any casino using the software by VirtualGaming
would almost immediately become a ghost town.
So it is in
the software company's best interest to always be
serving fair-odds games which should put the player
somewhat to ease as to worrying whether the games will
be fair or not. The parent casino software company will
ensure the games have fair-odds randomly presented
results.
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