Post edited 11:40 am – December 12, 2023 by RogerWill

Hey SlotHunter,

This is quite a complicated question you are asking and the answer is that, following the normal regulations and procedurs, online casinos do not have control over the payout percentages of their games. It is in fact a mathematical formula that gets applied comparing the amount of wins and losses. Once the answer is found, it becomes the payout percentage of that machine. Each machine has its own payout percentage, add up all of them and do the average and you will receive the average payout percentage for that particular type of game (slots, video poker, etc.). If you then take all of the games averages, add them up, and do their average, you will get the online casinos average payout percentage.

However, some online casinos do change their games payout percentages and this is where we come in, we make sure that all of our online casinos are legit and offer our users a very pleasant online gaming experience. How you may ask, well if you notice, we mostly promote online casinos using softwares such as Playtech, RTG, or Microgaming. We actually have only 1 online casino promoted by Wagerworks.

Another thing that you must note is that payout percentage is a personal information proper to online casinos which means that if they do not wish to divulge this information, they have all the rights not to, the only issue that arises is the fact that it may look very skeptical to play at a online casino where no payout percentage is displayed.

Like I stated above, every online casino games have its own payout percentage, so if a online casino game has a very low payout percentage, online casino players won't go play that game. Since online casinos like to keep all of their games "busy", they like to keep some of that info confidential.

Post edited 4:15 pm – December 12, 2023 by RogerWill

Well to get that information, it would be a colossal task and not to mention that it may "alarm" some people in doubting in our professionalism. As you already know, last week we had a very "brutal" confrontation with the community of CasinoMeister because we asked a affiliate manager to confirm with us some personal player information in order for us to award our users their reward points. Now imagine what will happen if we ask them to divulge us personal information about their online casinos and online casino games?! We have no intentions of starting WW3 

Anywho, we have no problem in asking our promoted online casinos to give us this piece of information. However, is it really worth the risk? Do we want another unnecessary fuss to explode upon us again? I will definitely speak about this to my superiors but I highly doubt that it will be given to us.

Post edited 1:39 pm – December 13, 2023 by RogerWill

You are right PlayHunter and casinos should be giving out that information, however like I stated above, it is in their rights not to divulge it if they wish so. 

One thing that we could try to do is to get casino representatives to come in our forums and answer your questions because it is a totally different scenario if this question is asked by one of our users rather then us.

Another thing that you can do PlayHunter is to go in our "Direct Online Casino Support" section where you will find the casino representative of all the promoted casinos. Once there, feel free to ask all of the questions you have concerning certain online casinos information

Below is the link to that section:

http://pacificintegration.ca/foru…..o-support/