Topic: Online casino. What's the reliability of the technology? (Read 1909 times)

I doubt anyone who plays those slots actually care what is behind the technology and if it is reliable or not. I am sure most of them don't even know that the games aren't actually  provided by the casino but by some third-party providers and game aggregators. So as long as they trust the online casino that they are playing at, they blindly trust those slots thinking they are playing slots provided by that casino. There is no way you can verify if the RTP they claim is true or not.

Sadly but this is really the only option for us to make sure that we are playing on fair software since all of the slot provider is not open source and we can’t know exactly how there probably fair system really works because only license provider knew what’s the exact algorithm for there software. The only thing we can rely about is that license provider is doing there job for auditing this slots software that will give fair result to all participants.

Not only do they need to have upgrades and be considered more advanced than the others but what is very important is that they are still transparent to their players and much build more trust. Because for me, I don't simply look at what they are doing to like upgrades but I was very certain about how they respond to the issues raised by the gamblers. And I was just going to believe their reliability once they solve problems fast as for sure it will help to deliver great services and support.

Casinos will make sure their sites are safe from hacking or anything else that could adversely affect their site, especially casinos that already have a reputation, because maintaining that reputation is very difficult. Once users have a bad experience, they will look for other casinos that can provide comfort in playing gambling so that service will be the most important. Providing security is included in the service that must exist in every casino so that users can play without worrying that their accounts will be hacked.

But even though we don't know what kind of security the casino will implement, we can only leave it to them because we can feel whether the casino site is really safe to play or whether they are not serious about their business. It will show from their business trip because serious casinos will always try to protect the safety of their users and will not let them down.

After all, casinos are made for business so it’s always important that it’s technology demand should always meet the needs and expectations of its players. As much as possible, it’s technology should always be upgrading as people do always prefer innovations because they can always feel that they are also moving forward along with new technologies arise.

Casinos are an industry that has been around for a long time and will continue to grow. The online casinos use the latest technology that enhances their security, making users feel safe when they're playing at the casino and ensuring that there is little to no chance of the casino being hacked. Most casinos will also use the latest technology to ensure that their games are fair and secure, to prevent any cheating from happening. They also want to keep their reputation intact and not be associated with any type of cheating or unfairness.

The biggest problem with online casinos is that they're not always regulated by the government, which means that users don't know what kind of security measures are in place at these casinos. Therefore, it's important to do some research and find out what kind of safety measures are in place at an online casino before you start playing there. You can also look at the reviews that other players have left online, which will give you an idea of how secure the site is and whether or not people have had any issues with cheating or unfairness while playing there. If the casino has been around for a long time and has never had any problems, then you can be sure that they have strong security measures in place.

Yes, as long as the casino can have good technology and is supported by good security, it will increase because users will see that their site is very serious about its project and always wants to provide the best for its users. Thus, the casino should think about the technology to compete with other casino sites. This is not easy because each casino will compete to provide the best for its users. The vulnerabilities in each update can be overcome with the cooperation of each team member so that they will have no difficulty managing the site.

Find a gambling platform which has a good credentials, reliability and trustworthiness and of course you can know this by conducting research and information about the gambling platform you would like to get it, but for me it is better to stick with the known and secured and gained already a good reputation into their users to make sure you don't need to worry about, and if you have time try to seek the different gambling casino that is suitable to your needs like boosting of odds, good RTP and etc.

It is like that, it is something that we all know, technology is barbaric and every second it is trying to take it to a higher level, and just as it is intended to be at the highest level, it is where attention must also be paid to security, the more technology tends and the more it advances, vulnerabilities appear in older systems and that is where technology also helps, in the case of highly reputable casinos, such as the one we all know as stake.com, bitcasino.io, among others They are casinos that stand out from the rest for being pioneers in this regard, and in terms of contests, I think that the best investment in a casino is technology, and most people like the newest.


It is clearly so, because I think that a casino should have much more security than a bank, because obviously sometimes casinos handle much more money flow than a bank, at least than a local bank, one of the things for which they should be much more security in a casino is due to the number of Ransomware attacks and this if it would leave a casino in a bad position, it is capable of decapitalizing it, unless the casino has another security mode that sends everything to a cold wallet to protect the funds, this would be something that would be the best on certain occasions, it is something like what an exchange does.

I think that banks and gambling are two different entities so their security or reliability will also not be the same but if they are well known then they will always try their best to protect their system or their customers from any threats which can affect their reputation but even the best of the best still experience a difficulty sometimes.

This is inevitable and their customer should also be aware of that fact so that they won't get discouraged easily. If they survive and built they way up then it shows that they also have better things to offer not only their security. It's a must to keep their defence up because hackers are also getting smarter the more the technology develops.

The sad thing is, back in the day everything in the crypto world was provably fair and we loved it like that, nobody really assumed that it would be any other way. But when we are talking about today, we are seeing a lot more places accepting non-provably fair games from third party companies and putting them on their casinos because they think that the bigger they get the bigger they will be.

I feel like there is a good chance that we could make a profit based on this, and the best way to do it would be making sure that we do not end up with any bad results on non-provably fair ones, and just pick the provably fair ones which will be easier to gamble because you know what’s going on.

Then gamble only at the casinos that are reputable. It's the best and easiest way of knowing that you're playing at the right casino because all of their games are licensed and they are unlikely to commit such acts if they have the reputation to protect.
Avoid the usual new casinos, they're likely the ones that will hostage your funds aside from being worried about their games. I'm not saying that all of them are but many of the new casinos really are shady.

I agree with you. A bigger game provider will always have better and more secure games. However, am not sure this is wha OP is asking about. I believe he i asking about how we can be sure that the rtp the slot game claims it has is actually true: how can we verify it?
Obviously there is no way to do that as long as the game is clised source and don't use a provably fair algorithm (pf doesn't necessarily guarantee that the rtp is correct, though).
To verify this by yourself, you need to spin the wheels millions of times to have an approximation of what the actual rtp could be, and this is very expensive.

Even is the technology IS reliable, how can we know that the slot we are playing is not a fraud?

In most of the well established casinos, the software reliability and security will be on par with most of the bigger banks around the world. When it comes to companies that have a heavy financial element, you can guarantee if they've survived a few years and built there way up, they'll have a dedicated security team who will be constantly striving to keep defenses up and heavily vet any new games that might be added at later intervals. They put a heavy emphasis on reliability for their own survival.

As well as licensed RTP software, there is also RPT open source, but what is actually more reliable is that you cannot check with the label licensed software that is closed or open, here is the big question.

The important online casino here is Slot RTP Software will play a very important role Cannot update. Testing this requires a separate software code have to stay It is best if you license the software as it will not force you to steal the software code. Because this R TP plays an important role

Not just luck or profit but some like slots due to their colorful themes and designs over other games which are plain and seem to be boring but there are still gamblers that likes to play on them for the reason that you said. Some strategies can also be applied on a specific game and not in the other. Winning in slots can still be difficult for the majority because they are known to have a higher house edge or rtp so if you want to try your luck here you have a better chance if you will play with a bigger bankroll.

There are still games out there which has a high profit potential but doesn't require a big minimum bet to get started. That's perfect for small time gamblers.

I'd say maybe 40% lower on some shady sites. I stumble upon a thread questioning the reliability of a provably fair casino system and I think most of it isn't that fair base on the arguments presented by users. I think only a few percent of online casinos out there are using this kind of system, a hundred if I'll be asked.

I am being spammed recently with ads from two new gambling sites, or apps: 21 blitz and skillz. In both, but the name of the second is especially clarifying, the message is the same: if you are skillful enough, you will earn extra cash. But there is almost no link between someone's skills and the chances to win in these games. My conclusion is that the more the ads repeat this idea, the more are these services programmed to make you lose money.

In a provably fair game, simplifying, you have 49% of probability to win and 51 to lose. With these chances is actually difficult to win, especially in the long run. But in the other type, the shady gambling sites/apps, you never know.