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Last thing to add that I forgot is something that only casino workers will know. It’s an old school way of thinking but dealers are actively told to vary their spins, ie stand on one leg, increase wheel speed or revolutions and spin from a different number that the last winning one. Old school casino workers believe that it makes things more random. Which is ludicrous. So now not only do dealers have to be perfectly accurate they must do all these things or actively show they are doing these things and still spin a section. It’s literally not possible. If a dealer isn’t varying spins they will be taken off the table depending on who is at the table. And dealers also get audits where some of these things are criteria to pass.

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Biohazard wrote:

Hi all, probably a bit of a surprising thread from me, given my reputation around here as a ‘casino defender’, but here we go!

I’ve been playing a lot of Monopoly Live since its release. The RTP isn’t the best (2 and 10 aren’t terrible at ~96%, but rolls are pretty poor at ~93%), but I find it really fun to play, and in most sessions I’ve played I’ve managed to breakeven or profit on it.

Now, the question I’ve been asking myself over and over (and I did actually ask it in another thread a few weeks back but never got a response), is how this game can be regulated and accepted by the UKGC given its current set-up? My gripe with it is, it seems like the only requirement of the hosts is for the wheel to do at least one full rotation. My concern with that is, many hosts utilise awfully slow spins, and from the moment they release the wheel it is obvious what section is not going to land.

So, if they wanted to avoid four rolls, a very prominent, single strip on the wheel, let’s say, they surely quite easily can do this? I’m genuinely surprised that regulation hasn’t ensured the protection of the players by insisting on two or more rotations at the very least. It’s very different to roulette, where there are plenty more variables that make it very difficult for the croupier to land in a specific number or area. Even then, there are experienced croupier’s who are able to land in a certain section of the wheel more consistently than what should be possible. So what does this say about Monopoly Live?

Now, by no means am I claiming anything is rigged. I’m not even saying that the hosts for Monopoly Live are necessarily utilising such a biased method of play. I’m just calling it out that it appears to be possible, and quite easily so at that.

Thoughts?

No dealers can accurately land in sections. Like you say too many variables. Including the diamonds, the wheel moving and the metal divits. You do know that everything changes a spin? Sweat on the finger tips, humidity, wheel speed, wheel balance, erosion of inner wheel where the ball spins. Nobody in the world can accurately and knowingly spin a section of  specific numbers. Let alone a single number. Most spins are 20 revolution minimum. So you are saying that a person can throw a little plastic ball the length of the wheel 20 times using only their middle or index finger? Literally 1 finger. I really don’t understand how anybody can even believe that this is a possibility. Take away the diamonds, have big divots for the numbers, the wheel completely stopped and let the dealer do the minimum revolutions required (5) then ask them to spin a specific section of say 12 numbers (3rd of the wheel) then I might believe someone could get to the point of being able to hit it slightly more than 33% over thousands of spins but I would still say it’s not possible. I can honestly say the best way to prove to yourself that it’s not possible is to do it. Learn to spin, try and purposefully hit a section of 12 numbers and do 10 spins a day for a year. I’ll bet every penny I have that you will hit that section near exact percentage of what the maths says it should. In regards to the monopoly so I am on topic. I think that’s it’s all about gamepace. Game pace is what ultimately makes the casino money. The more rounds or spins of hands of whatever game means more house edge is being applied to your money which is the long run means more profits. Quite simple in my mind.

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Yeah if seedy can sort out the emails it would be fantastic. Problem is I have no contact with the executors as they have cut off contact with me. So tbh I have very little information except my nans name and address.

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Still haven’t got your email address. I just want to be certain that it will become public record. My nans house is worth £300000 minimum so I would expect probate to be needed. My issue is that the executors have said during the wake that they would like to buy my nans house. I don’t know how it all works but I truly believe if there is a way for them to purchase it at a really low.price they will. The reason why the executors have denied us access to the will is because they believe me and my siblings are going to contest the will. Concerning in itself as we haven’t said anything of the sort to them and we haven’t seen the will. So the only questions I have at the minute is, is there anyway for an estate worth £400000 (estimate) to not go through probate/not become public record? If my nan stated in her will that she does not want it to go through probate does that have to happen? Sorry for the long post.

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Can I get your email? The will still hasn’t become public record. I’ve looked online to find out if a will must go through probate and what I found is giving me some cause for concern. From my understanding there is a way for a will to not go through probate which then means it doesn’t have to become public record. Am I correct on this? Using the government website people who have died after my nan have had their wills become public record so im seriously worried that the executors have lied about the will going through probate. We have zero trust in them as they were only my nans neighbours and they are both husband and wife and have said they are beneficiary’s aswell. In addition they have  lied about family jewellery and given rings worth tens of thousands away to their own family already so need some advice on what I should do next, considering I have no information at all.

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Bonus hunts are fun. A occasional low stakes video so the average person can truly engage with the sums being won and lost. Maybe a session where you can only give a slot 100 spins and you must move on and keep track of what games bonus within 100 spins and which one pays the most. Ask the forum to guess on something within the video and do a little giveaway to closest guess. Loads of ideas for things. Trying to get people more engaged on the forum would be a good idea.

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Rbreen91 wrote:

I don’t perceive the word that way in most cases. If we were having a debate about autism, I could agree. We aren’t though.

Fair enough. I’m only saying he might have a mental health issue, he may very well not. But when he is actively saying he needed a break and his head is gonna explode etc etc just don’t try and stir the pot. Just my 2 cents and last post about it. ?

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Welcome. I was half hoping you were gonna be selling some worn pants. Oh well. ?

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Rbreen91 wrote:

Dynamik23 wrote:

Rbreen91 wrote:

Meltdown incoming.

Not needed. You don’t know the guy. You might hate him but he may have serious mental health issues in real life so pointless trying to make him worse. Just ban him for a week. He has asked multiple times and unless there is a self ban option then I don’t see any other way. Yes he is an adult so could just not log on but in his mind maybe he just can’t do it. I would advise timing him out for a week @seedy

It’s not my job to guess whether or not someone has mental health issues. Don’t know why you’ve brought mental health up. I certainly wasn’t talking about it. I didnt say he was going to have an autistic meltdown.

For me “meltdown” is a derogatory term for someone with a mental health issue who has decline in their mental health. If you read his comments it’s plain to see he isn’t in a good frame of mind. So don’t try and make it worse. Just my opinion but it’s an open forum so tell me to fuck off if you want lol.

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Rbreen91 wrote:

Meltdown incoming.

Not needed. You don’t know the guy. You might hate him but he may have serious mental health issues in real life so pointless trying to make him worse. Just ban him for a week. He has asked multiple times and unless there is a self ban option then I don’t see any other way. Yes he is an adult so could just not log on but in his mind maybe he just can’t do it. I would advise timing him out for a week @seedy

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I’m on Xbox and play only rocket league ATM. Waiting for borderlands3 to come out. Let me know if people wanna play. GT is

 

Dynamikcheese

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eejit101 wrote:

My girlfriend is polish. And if you’ve seen the room of hair, or the camps themselves.. that shit stays with you.

 

Horrible atrocity for humankind.

It’s an amazing experience but haunting at the same time. It’s so hard to explain. I think everyone should go in their lifetime but I would never go back.

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Just Basics wrote:

A few casinos in Asia’s gaming capital of Macau have recently begun using AI to better understand the gamblers that enter their doors. Things like cameras equipped with facial recognition, smart chips, and digitally enabled tables can help track every bet a customer makes.

This new technology uses algorithms that help analyze the betting habits of customers. Do they play conservative or like to take big risks? Are they the type of the gambler who loses a hundred dollars at blackjack then hits the buffet or one who will play all day and drop tens of thousands? This type of information can help a casino decide who to offer big-time perks and give special attention to.

This is just one example of Casino’s using Artificial Intelligence. I will give more as the thread continues….

I think it’s very clever by them to use AI in this way and I think its ethical as long as it doesn’t cause players to gamble more than they are willing to lose. If the perks are things that give the customer more enjoyment for their money and makes them want to choose that specific casino over another casino then fine. However will it be used to prey on the weak and vulnerable? In Asia I would say yes. In the UK I would hope not considering how geared towards safer gambling the government is and tbf the casinos are. Casinos honestly don’t want to ruin people’s lives because there are repercussions for them, be it fines or loss of action from other customers. A casino wants players to have fun, win big occasionally and choose them over their competition.

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Seedy wrote:

Dynamik23 wrote:

Seedy wrote:

Dynamik23 wrote:

Haz40 wrote:

Dynamik23 wrote:

So you believe dealers on minimum wage can spin sections at will?

I’ve been told by more than one source at the nearest casino to me which is only a small not very busy casino within 3 weeks they can spin a section if required. I trust my source completely.

Well your source is a moron. I argue with so many dealers who believe they can spin sections because most truly believe that if they are “stuck” in a section they can get out of it. It’s old school thinking. Remember GREED is the problem with this world so why would any dealer work the shit conditions they do for the shit money they do it for when they could make a really quick buck dealing to a friend? I’m not gonna bother anymore because the moment people believe minimum wage dealers can spin sections or numbers it’s already over.

Hi dynamic I wouldnt say you’re average Joe spinner can but there are definitely skilled individuals out there. And those people definitely are not on minimum wage.

Okay. If this is the case they would be millionaires living in Barbados not dealing to high rollers who can call them worse than shit at 3am. I’ll put it this way. Most roulette wheels are 80cm in circumference so imagine you straitened that out. Average revolutions for dealers is 30 so for a dealer to be able to spin with such accuracy they would have to throw a ball 100+ feet and land it in a small section of say 15 numbers. Now factor in the dominant diamonds that disrupt the balls drop and a metal wheel spinning in the opposite direction. Not a single person in the world can purposely spin sections. I would bet my life my child’s life that if you told that dealer to spin tier as much as possible over the course of 10000 spins it would be near bang on what it’s supposed to be.

I get it may seem pretty impossible but if a dealer could hit that section at a 15 to 20% higher than average accuracy that’s a damn impressive feat. And there are people out there with very good weird and different skills

Obviously I can appreciate your opinion on this aswell.

Listen I fully understand your position on the matter. I was a dealer who believed I could spin sections. I can’t. It comes back to the same thing. If a dealer could do that 15-20% idea then they ain’t a dealer no more, they are living the dream.

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Seedy wrote:

Dynamik23 wrote:

Haz40 wrote:

Dynamik23 wrote:

So you believe dealers on minimum wage can spin sections at will?

I’ve been told by more than one source at the nearest casino to me which is only a small not very busy casino within 3 weeks they can spin a section if required. I trust my source completely.

Well your source is a moron. I argue with so many dealers who believe they can spin sections because most truly believe that if they are “stuck” in a section they can get out of it. It’s old school thinking. Remember GREED is the problem with this world so why would any dealer work the shit conditions they do for the shit money they do it for when they could make a really quick buck dealing to a friend? I’m not gonna bother anymore because the moment people believe minimum wage dealers can spin sections or numbers it’s already over.

Hi dynamic I wouldnt say you’re average Joe spinner can but there are definitely skilled individuals out there. And those people definitely are not on minimum wage.

Okay. If this is the case they would be millionaires living in Barbados not dealing to high rollers who can call them worse than shit at 3am. I’ll put it this way. Most roulette wheels are 80cm in circumference so imagine you straitened that out. Average revolutions for dealers is 30 so for a dealer to be able to spin with such accuracy they would have to throw a ball 100+ feet and land it in a small section of say 15 numbers. Now factor in the dominant diamonds that disrupt the balls drop and a metal wheel spinning in the opposite direction. Not a single person in the world can purposely spin sections. I would bet my life my child’s life that if you told that dealer to spin tier as much as possible over the course of 10000 spins it would be near bang on what it’s supposed to be.

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