Hi
Am new here. Hi to all.
I came across this new roulette bot which can be played only at online vegas casino.
I would like opinion about this casino from anybody who has played there. ,about their payment
integrity etc. please.
It only plays at Online Vegas Casino (A known rogue). hmm...
Welcome to the forum!
1 A useful site that evaluates casinos is Casinomeister.
They don't pull any punches and are not afraid to 'out' the rogue casinos with detailed reasons for their opinions.
link:://:.casinomeister.com (link:://:.casinomeister.com)
On the other had they also list 'approved' casinos, again with their reasons.
The ultra-cynics might say "Oh, they just list the approved ones because they are affiliated with them!"
At the end of the day we all have to make our own decisions, of course.
2 As for Roubot...my view is to steer clear of any bot or method that lists casinos "...that our method/bot works at..." A common type of statement.
You know straight away they are highly likely to be affiliates of that casino.
And that the whole purpose of their product is highly likely to funnel you into the casino so they can get a sort of commission on your activities there.
Hope all that's helpful for you.
I totally agree with Esoito's statement here.
And to put it into context let me tell U this.
the typical affiliate contract with most of the RNG casino's, and maybe some other types,
is for the affiliate to receive 50% commission from a new "REAL MONEY PLAYER"
for the first, second, and sometimes the third deposit made.
Thereafter, the affiliate, will receive 25% of all the new players deposits for the following
3 months, or a share or the deposits for the next 3 months.
And there are additional bonuses for the affiliate, and bonus building points systems, dependant on how many new players they (the affiliate) brings to the casino in question.
So U can see, for those that advertise systems, like the
"Infallible Change On A Win Red/Black with Martingale System", the potential profits can be huge!
And ongoing. Of course, these "Sellers" need new blood all the time, to feed the nest-egg they are feathering, to replace those that drop out after the first four months or so.