I agree that if you're only going to make a few bets, maybe like that guy Ashley Revell ![;D]( "Grin")
, then you're probably better off sticking with their standard house edge games. But a regular player who can't guarantee that they will win - and who can? then the NZ option is the best.
Again, I have no reason to "promote" Betvoyager. I don't have an account and don't play RNG anyway, but it seems a bit harsh to characterize them as scammers. I was looking at their site and they even have a page about the house edge. How many online casinos give you this kind of information? It's not in their interest to do so; it seems to me that they're more transparent than most.
Regarding the randomness control, it seems that the algorithm is in the public domain, so you could create your own program to compute the checksum. In that case there would be no chance of them being able to cheat. You don't have to rely on their software if you don't trust it.
https://www.betvoyager.com/randomness/#randomness-control-video/
, then you're probably better off sticking with their standard house edge games. But a regular player who can't guarantee that they will win - and who can? then the NZ option is the best. Again, I have no reason to "promote" Betvoyager. I don't have an account and don't play RNG anyway, but it seems a bit harsh to characterize them as scammers. I was looking at their site and they even have a page about the house edge. How many online casinos give you this kind of information? It's not in their interest to do so; it seems to me that they're more transparent than most.
Regarding the randomness control, it seems that the algorithm is in the public domain, so you could create your own program to compute the checksum. In that case there would be no chance of them being able to cheat. You don't have to rely on their software if you don't trust it.
https://www.betvoyager.com/randomness/#randomness-control-video/
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