Quote from: astaroth81 on Today at 06:29:00 AM

Quote from: Kakmakr on Today at 05:42:18 AM

The casinos does not change the algorithm of the games, they just increase or decrease the RTP (Return to Player) for the games. So if the split was 96% to the player and 4% to the house.... then they just change it to $93 to the player and 7% to the house.

It might also be that for 3rd party games, that they might alter the variance of the games, which is one of the other factors that are used to determine the outcome of the bets. (Slots)

The bets are still Provably Fair, because the Client Seed / Server Seed and RNG has not changed. Wink

Sometimes I feel like they have a switch that makes the games harder or easier. I've noticed when BTC is in an uptrend, the games generally are easier and payout much more but when in downtrend it's the opposite. A

Also for crash, it's clear that they must have control maybe not over the exact outcome but in the range of where that number will land. Crash can hit any multiplier from 1 to 40,000x (highest I've ever seen) and yet it mostly hits between 1-3x. If it was truly random I think it would hit a wider range of numbers and not be so limited to one area over the next.

Have you read about their degenpass? Supposedly their degenpass nft if held in a bc wallet will increase a players edge against the house to 98%. So that too is another clue that they definitely have a way of manipulating the RTP like you say.

Every casino can alter their RTP in different games,not all of them but most slot providers offers such an option to the casino,Play n Go being the most well known to offer different levels of RTP so the casino can choose what they see fit for their business.

You just have to trust the casino that the RTP displayed in the description of the game is real,you have absolutely no way of finding out if it is altered or not,in order to avoid such thing you can play sport bets,the casino cannot do anything there against you.