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By choosing an online casino with a
software which is publicly traded and that is not exclusive to any one
casino or group of casinos; you are insuring that your games
will offer fairodds results.
Please understand that though the casinos make
money, the real money in this industry is providing the
software (the games). MegaGiant Microgaming would be the most
easily recognized to the average player. Its the software which
provides the games for casinos like
Ruby Fortune .
M icrogaming's reputation is always at stake with
each result of each bet at every casino to which they provide a license.
Microgaming charges (last I heard) about $200,000 to buy their software
for use online; and then they get both a % of net wins and a yearly
licensing fee don't hold me to that as gospel; because I may be
wrong about them making a % on the net wins. I know I'm not
wrong about the way they charge a license fee (yearly), which
is a staggering amount,.... at least to this little guppy..
In other words; they've got the deal by the
balls. (pardon my lang.) They make a killing, and
I mean a killing, on the sale/licensing of their software.
The only thing that could stop the juggernaut would be if someone was to
discover that any game, at any casino; was fixed to show an
end result that was not generated by a random number generator.
In what I imagine a very short amount of time: Microgaming would
be out of biz.
So they have installed tamperproof measures to prevent
any kind of the afore mentioned scenarios from happening.
Any time you come upon a
casino claiming (some proudly) that their software is
proprietary/exclusive remember; that is not a good thing.
There are casinos with
proprietary software that offer fair games, but there is
little way to know whether the games are truly fairor not: that is
why I mainly (99%) list casinos with publicly traded software in use.
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