Could anyone suggest a decent RNG Online Casino that I could use. I live in the UK and I'd like to bet small starting with 10p stakes.
I'm also looking for the casino to be friendly and simple when withdrawing out winnings.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Check out BetVoyager. Honest RNG with 1p betting. (I knew they were honest, didn't know they allowed 1p betting.) They do however take 10% of all winnings as their fee.
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Thanks Proofreader
Are the demo RNG's the same as the real money play with BetVoyager?
Also what about Smart Live Casino as I like the idea of the quickspin option?
I can't play at either because they don't allow U.S. residents. In all fairness, I don't know.
Quote from: Proofreaders2000 on March 28, 2010, 12:25:47 AM
Check out BetVoyager. Honest RNG with 1p betting. (I knew they were honest, didn't know they allowed 1p betting.) They do however take 10% of all winnings as their fee.
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I think they only take 10% on no house edge versions.
I agree with Proofy and in my experience their Demo is the same as real money game. Sometimes u can lose on Demo and win in real play with the same methods.
Yes they have RNG with the same results as a real wheel as much as I know. No rigged software there. U can even change the randomness sequence there yourself.
I have never heard of any online RNG like this.
Quote from: roolette on April 04, 2010, 10:41:31 PM
lol their a con then arn't they? you can play live roulette 10p a spin at WH, but beware, playtech are scammers and they make you wait a week to process your transactions
*sigh*
Playtech are not a casino and are not responsible for payouts, they're just the software developers.
Betvoyager are not a con.
- My tests show that the software is truly random.
- The payout rules are clear: When you withdraw money, they take 10% from your net winnings from the no house edge games. In the long run, this is better than playing on a one zero wheel.
- They pay with no long delays.
They deserve a good review, imo.
Quote from: fender1000 on April 04, 2010, 11:41:15 PM
Noble RNG roulette is rigged end of story. Or are you going to put this sequence in you computer and try and tell us it would EVER happen on a real wheel (34,34,34,34,34,07,34,34,34) I think not.
WOW! I wish I'd been playing when that sequence showed.. 249 units profit in 9 spins... I like it!
Quote from: fender1000 on April 04, 2010, 11:41:15 PM
Noble RNG roulette is rigged end of story. Or are you going to put this sequence in you computer and try and tell us it would EVER happen on a real wheel (34,34,34,34,34,07,34,34,34) I think not.
Are you aware of the existence of statistical tests which can determine whether a signal is truly random or not?
It's not rocket science. If you know how to do these tests you can easily verify if the casino's RNG is biased against you or not. Just record the outcomes of your placed bets and perform these tests on such results and you'll have a clear idea as to whether or not you are being cheated. The bigger the sample, the more accurate the test.
I'm not saying online RNG's are fair. I'm saying you should test it before you decide to play at the casino, and periodically do standard deviation and chi-square tests on your bet results after play (once you do start to play there). If the RNG is biased against you, you WILL know.
If a casino is cheating such methods can be used to expose and sue them.
That said, the only RNG I've played is Betvoyager's and so far it has shown no signs of bias.