Quote from: noormcs5 on Today at 07:06:22 AM

Quote from: Betwrong on Today at 06:42:42 AM

Quote from: jordanw21 on October 26, 2023, 08:16:03 AM

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I have question - how do they make that much money if their games are fair?

Their profit per month is 73.7666667M, le'ts imagine this is 20% of total comission...And it's shocking. Don't they suppose to have negative months, or years? Like operators have?

I mean, all of this videos of their rigged game shows, blackjacks...I'm about to think that all of them are true

Their games are fair in the sense that they officially have an advantage over players, and they are not hiding it. Their profit is only telling us about how many gamblers are using their products, I don't understand why do you think it implies they are cheating. Like other people said in this thread, they don't need to cheat because they are making big money legally. Why risk your license?

Acknowledging your point and also the rigged casino may not be able to gather so much revenue as compared to the honest and trusted casinos.

Also if a casino is rigged you will not find it in mainstream media telling about it that how much they have earned over the time. There is no doubt that the Casino and games in question in this OP thread is legit.

The thing is that the probability fairness in games is what makes a casino make the most out of the market since that is what attracts gamblers to the site and also keeps them as loyal clients to the casino, this is what contributes to a large extent what amount to the overall reputation of the casino, because how their choose to handle things is what will determine the mir seriousness and fairness and at the same time that is what builds the confidence in the gambler to keep using the casino even though there are so many other better options.

To achieve this, some casino goes as far as implementing blockchain-based games whose results can be verified on the network which is another big addition to the trust level of those casinos that implement such a feature supporting their probability fairness.