Topic: Can we trust 3rd party Slot providers? - page 6. (Read 680 times)
Most of the casinos are using a 3rd party for their games and it has been a practice for years now. You can trust them as long as the site you are playing is ok since if there’s an issue with their provider, the site will be more responsible for that. Some parties are auditing them for sure as they have to continue practicing their fairness, if you see some issues with them better to raise it to the support and see if they can solve that problem.
We are seeing more and more 3rd party Slot providers being dropped by casinos over some sort of irregularities.. Stake.com removed all YGGDRASIL games and I also think iSoftbet games from their platform. So when Eddie (co-owner) was asked about this, he just commented that there were some irregularities.. so they removed it.
I believe it is better that casino's drop these third party slot providers if they suspect irregularities with them before these third party slot providers pull them down and spoil their business name that they have fought so hard to build up to the reputable stage that it is. These casino's understand the importance of a good name in business and the need to protect it. It is the right call dropping them especially to make other 3rd party slot providers sit up and do better. 
We are seeing more and more 3rd party Slot providers being dropped by casinos over some sort of irregularities.. Stake.com removed all YGGDRASIL games and I also think iSoftbet games from their platform. So when Eddie (co-owner) was asked about this, he just commented that there were some irregularities.. so they removed it.
Try to Google anything about that and you will not find anything, because the industry keep their secrets. My question is.... can we trust these 3rd party Slot providers? Who are auditing their games and who are checking if the advertised RTP are being configured on their servers?
Let's discuss....
Supposedly the countries in which gambling is deemed legal should have a specific agency to deal with these issues and make sure that any company registered under their jurisdiction is not cheating their customers, so if a third party provider is showing signs of irregularities then it is the job of that agency to see what is happening and take the necessary steps to stop this from happening and apply the necessary sanctions, however this is the ideal and as we know there is a lot of corruption everywhere, so it would not surprise me if some slot providers could get away with some cheating and this only stopped once the casinos themselves discovered what was going on. Try to Google anything about that and you will not find anything, because the industry keep their secrets. My question is.... can we trust these 3rd party Slot providers? Who are auditing their games and who are checking if the advertised RTP are being configured on their servers?
Let's discuss....
We as gamblers, should trust third-party slot providers, but the casino must check for irregularities from the provider. And if indeed the suspicion turns out to be clear that a 3rd party Slot provider is up to something bad, the casinos could simply remove it from their play roster. We won't know anything or can't find information about this unless we ask the provider directly, but I'm sure they won't want to say it.
Maybe the regulator will audit their games or other parties periodically check it, but we know that it's all easy to do. So it's better for us just to leave it to the casino to take care of it while we only need to play gambling.
Maybe the regulator will audit their games or other parties periodically check it, but we know that it's all easy to do. So it's better for us just to leave it to the casino to take care of it while we only need to play gambling.
Players are not playing in a casino because of these third party slot providers, they are playing these slots because players are comfortable with the gambling platform. I believe the casino platform itself may conduct audit on the slot game providers or they can ask third party auditors.
There is nothing a player can do but trust the casino that implement the third party slot providers. If there is irregularities then the casino will find it just like what @OP stated when Eddie of stake.com removes Yggdrassil and iSoftbet from their platform. It is also possible that these slot provider bring losses to the platform due to irregularities that favors players.
There is nothing a player can do but trust the casino that implement the third party slot providers. If there is irregularities then the casino will find it just like what @OP stated when Eddie of stake.com removes Yggdrassil and iSoftbet from their platform. It is also possible that these slot provider bring losses to the platform due to irregularities that favors players.
that is actually true, the casino's reputation first before their 3rd party providers. now, it is the task of the casino to know about the games they are deploying within their platform. because it is their reputation on the line, whatever comes out may affect their image.
this is why they know what comes with it before they include them in their list of games. definitely, the slot providers will give the metrics to the casino and it is the casino's auditor will be the one who will verify if the info given is true or not.
Players are not playing in a casino because of these third party slot providers, they are playing these slots because players are comfortable with the gambling platform. I believe the casino platform itself may conduct audit on the slot game providers or they can ask third party auditors.
There is nothing a player can do but trust the casino that implement the third party slot providers. If there is irregularities then the casino will find it just like what @OP stated when Eddie of stake.com removes Yggdrassil and iSoftbet from their platform. It is also possible that these slot provider bring losses to the platform due to irregularities that favors players.
There is nothing a player can do but trust the casino that implement the third party slot providers. If there is irregularities then the casino will find it just like what @OP stated when Eddie of stake.com removes Yggdrassil and iSoftbet from their platform. It is also possible that these slot provider bring losses to the platform due to irregularities that favors players.
It would be nice if some industry expert or casino operator can come into this thread and clear up some of the questions. We know the iGaming licenses like Curaçao regulate the gambling requirements for their license, but do they regulate the game providers?
I know Hacksaw gaming is authorized by the Gambling Supervisory Commission of the Isle of Man as a Software Supply Licensee, so there are some kind of oversight.... but to what degree are they testing the RTP and the software?
I know Hacksaw gaming is authorized by the Gambling Supervisory Commission of the Isle of Man as a Software Supply Licensee, so there are some kind of oversight.... but to what degree are they testing the RTP and the software?
That's why I prefer only sports betting and not gambling or casinos. It's much more difficult to rig a sports match rather than a casino game that already has a casino edge.
About slot games, I never really prefer them or enjoy them as it's bare luck or I would say you are more likely to lose in slots as compared to roullete.
That is true. Sports betting is live and there is no way someone can manipulate the game. The outcome from the match is what you get from the bet. Even all those scam accusations are from the casinos. I have not seen sports betting sites have been accused of scamming. Even if happened it is rare. The way slot games are even developed is not favorable. Casinos use 3rd party and anything 3rd party can not be trusted because they are also looking for there profit apart from the MD of the industry. About slot games, I never really prefer them or enjoy them as it's bare luck or I would say you are more likely to lose in slots as compared to roullete.
Maybe there are just some games that are not making money for the casinos and perhaps even losing money because of it. That can be a valid thing to remove the slot providers and it's within their discretion for sure.
Was it removed from other trustworthy sites as well?
Was it removed from other trustworthy sites as well?
As per the owner statement, It’s about irregularities which means something is wrong with the game itself.
Was it removed from other trustworthy sites as well?
YGGDRASIL slot provider is not that popular. I rarely see this slot games on other casino that I play as featured slot games. I browse the list of provider on Duelbits and Bitcasino but this YGGDRASIL provider is not available. Only selected reputable casino adds this provider. Actually, Only Stake is the only reputable casino I know that list this provider.
That's why I prefer only sports betting and not gambling or casinos. It's much more difficult to rig a sports match rather than a casino game that already has a casino edge.
About slot games, I never really prefer them or enjoy them as it's bare luck or I would say you are more likely to lose in slots as compared to roullete.
About slot games, I never really prefer them or enjoy them as it's bare luck or I would say you are more likely to lose in slots as compared to roullete.
My question is.... can we trust these 3rd party Slot providers? Who are auditing their games and who are checking if the advertised RTP are being configured on their servers?
Let's discuss....
The whole casino industry is using third party slot providers except when some are becoming big then they are developing their own slots. For a starter casino developing in-house games / slots are too expensive and easier for relaying to others. I don't think the demand is not going down any time soon.Let's discuss....
About trust and things? The gambling industry is doing business. A piece of software is easy to manipulate especially when it is not open source. So no matter if that is an in-house slot from a highly trusted casino or third party integration, you always have the chance to lose big money and become a victim of manipulation.
Maybe there are just some games that are not making money for the casinos and perhaps even losing money because of it. That can be a valid thing to remove the slot providers and it's within their discretion for sure.
Was it removed from other trustworthy sites as well?
Was it removed from other trustworthy sites as well?
Trust is what makes us still play in the casino. The only time we can’t trust this 3rd party slot provider is when they show irregularities but being doubtful to them without any valid reason will just make our gambling experience full of doubts.
Like what Stake did. The only thing we can do is trust the casino that accepts this 3rd party slot provider since they are the one who review and audit this games to ensure the safety of their customer. For me I can still trust some of the slot provider that has good track of record for providing a quality slot game.
Like what Stake did. The only thing we can do is trust the casino that accepts this 3rd party slot provider since they are the one who review and audit this games to ensure the safety of their customer. For me I can still trust some of the slot provider that has good track of record for providing a quality slot game.
We are seeing more and more 3rd party Slot providers being dropped by casinos over some sort of irregularities.. Stake.com removed all YGGDRASIL games and I also think iSoftbet games from their platform. So when Eddie (co-owner) was asked about this, he just commented that there were some irregularities.. so they removed it.
Try to Google anything about that and you will not find anything, because the industry keep their secrets. My question is.... can we trust these 3rd party Slot providers? Who are auditing their games and who are checking if the advertised RTP are being configured on their servers?
Let's discuss....
Try to Google anything about that and you will not find anything, because the industry keep their secrets. My question is.... can we trust these 3rd party Slot providers? Who are auditing their games and who are checking if the advertised RTP are being configured on their servers?
Let's discuss....
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