Hey,

it's important to clarify some common misunderstandings around how game integrations and RTP settings work in casino software.

✅ Adjustable RTP Settings:Adjusting RTP within licensed slot games is a completely legitimate feature provided by many reputable game providers. Providers frequently offer multiple certified RTP variations for each game. Operators select an RTP option at setup—not arbitrarily via a dropdown after launch—and these variations are pre-approved and certified by regulatory bodies. Changing RTP after initial approval usually requires re-certification, but selecting among approved settings beforehand is standard industry practice.

✅ Misconceptions About "Cracked" Games:Our platform doesn't offer "cracked" or unauthorized copies of slot games. All our games are authentic, directly provided by reputable, licensed game studios. Players on our platform experience the original gameplay, math models, and RTP verified and approved by providers—exactly the same as any licensed operator would offer.

If you're concerned about authenticity or compliance, we invite you to personally test our demo and experience the games firsthand. Feel free to reach out for more clarification; transparency is key, and we're here to provide accurate information.

Best regards!

I think game providers only provides the casino with games but the domain name must come from the casino themselves and I think I already saw a kind of domain they are talkin there. I think it is only normal, so I'm not bothered with that.

As for the slot replays, I think the providers name is mostly starring here. Right that a site can also use alternative domains to bypass restrictions or for some users to access them immediately because the main domain can be traffic. Some casino has their own original game, so they can change the RTP's on them in a legal way but licensed operators can still look for other factors and see if they are qualified or not.

“Cracked slots” and “weird-ass iframe URLs”:
You’re complaining about iframe URLs looking odd? That’s how this business works,slots load via iframes from providers, not hosted locally.
Go check any legit casino Bet365, 888, whatever and open their slots. You’ll see iframes with URLs that don’t scream “brand name” either.It’s standard.
Our provider delivers secure games, and what’s in the demo is what you get no more, no less.


“RTP is much lower”:
Wrong. You set the RTP in the admin panel here’s proof: https://prnt.sc/459wkibthPS9.
Clients control it, not me. Quit making up crap about low RTPs when you’ve got no evidence.

Im not selling any leaked code, if you want you can put a live demo up and compare it with our demo site to see if it is the same. 

I would like to warn you. This is not the first post I've seen on the forum regarding the sale of questionable scripts. Before you decide to buy, make sure that the seller and the product are reliable. If the seller doesn't have a proven track record and solid proof of quality, you should think twice. Developing real-world projects is a complex and costly process, and low-quality scripts can waste money and resources.

I'm not saying you shouldn't interact with such users, but I strongly advise you to exercise the utmost caution. It is safer to work with professionals who have already established themselves in the market. For example, companies like SoftSwiss and SlotAggregator have spent years building their reputation and are at the forefront of the industry.

This is just my opinion, but remember - it's better to spend time checking than risking your money. Do your own research and make informed decisions!