Some casinos definitely cheat in creative ways in order to make sure that their business stays in profit overall, but they are part of the minority these days thanks to all the licensing authorities, anti-cheat protocols etc.
This kind of stuff just adds an extra layer of risk on top of all the risks involved with gambling.
These issues are usually prevalent in new and small casinos for obvious reasons. This is why research is crucial before investing in any casino(Online and Offline).
Do you really think that the licensing authorities check every casino registered with them to see if they are cheating their players or not internally? There is no chance for that, they are probably too busy with other stuff and don't really investigate a casino internally unless there are so many complaints received, I'm not even sure if they give any attention to user complaints or not.
They do check the platform if it is in compliance with their standard. I also believe game providers are also checked if they are implementing the standard. It maybe happen rarely but I think regulatory board does checks for audits and other purposes.
If a casino is cheating their players with techniques such as the one described by OP, it's only the players that can make a change for it if they come to know about it, they can boycott the casino and spread the word around so that everyone else does that too.
Players can file a complaint to the authority. If the casino is proven guilty they can be fined or revoked their license and forbid them to operate. In short... depending on the severity of the offense, the casino might be take down by the regulatory board.
Do you really think that the licensing authorities check every casino registered with them to see if they are cheating their players or not internally? There is no chance for that, they are probably too busy with other stuff and don't really investigate a casino internally unless there are so many complaints received, I'm not even sure if they give any attention to user complaints or not.
You do have a point here. Licensing authorities won't be able to check everything properly, but they still check thoroughly these days which is better than the authorities in the past who hardly checked anything.
Also, the scammy roulette tables are few and far in between since most casinos avoid taking such crazy risks for quick profits.
^But still safe for me to use a licensed gambling casino.
There is possible that with the advancement of technology and the internet, licensing authorities are now able to monitor online casinos more closely, which has helped to improve the overall safety and security of the industry. I watched the video and it seems that is true I don't have an idea what casino it is, so possible someone casino risking their licensure because of this scamming activity.
I agree, it is much safer to use a licensed casino than a reputable non-licence casino because the latter is not bound by the law.