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From what I've gathered, their originals are listed at 100% RTP on some and 99.9% on the rest. What that means in practice: 100% RTP means an expected loss of zero over the long run. The variance is the same as any other dice or crash game, so you can still lose a balance in ten minutes...

Yes. Split 8s, catch another 8 on one of the hands, and you can split that one again. Land-based tables have allowed it forever. Plenty of the live tables I've played don't, which is why Pragmatic adding it is the actual upgrade, not the face down part.

People are mixing three different products up: ICONIC21 Face Down Double Down: rolled out in early October on selected tables (7-Seat and Private Blackjack). Same rules, same maths, only the timing of the reveal changes. Pragmatic Prive Lounge: Face Down Double Down plus Split After Split...

Well I still think a site offering both and labeling them the same is indefensible, whatever either of us thinks of the wheel. We are not going to close the gap on this one. You are talking about a game somebody chose and I am talking about a game somebody was handed.

One thing to add to my own figures before anyone quotes them at a casino. Those three numbers are for a straight up bet paying 35 to 1 and they hold for nearly everything on a standard layout. There is an exception on the American wheel where one of the combination bets is worse than the rest...

Look at the betting grid, not the wheel. The zeros sit along the top of the number layout and you can count them standing still. Name usually tells you too. European or French means one. American means two. Triple Zero generally says so. It is only the ones that just say Roulette you have to open.

Yeah its Triple Zero, sometimes called Sands. 39 pockets, still paying 35 to 1, which works out at 7.69%. Same sum as before. Win 35 once in 39, lose 1 the other 38 times, three units down per 39 spins. The part that should bother people in regulated markets is that Ezugi carry one, and Ezugi...

Hey nobody called it a scam and I did not call it a scam. I called it twice the price. Your version has something mine does not though, and it is the thing that makes your comparison fall over. In a building, the double zero table has a lower minimum and the single zero table has a higher one...

@Siouxsie there's nothing stupid. The site put two different games next to each other, called them both Roulette, and left you to it.

One extra box out of 38 is the most expensive box in the building, and I say that as someone who has been banging on about this for years and getting ignored. Right. Two dice worth of arithmetic, no maths degree needed. Single zero wheel. 37 pockets. A straight up number pays 35 to 1. So you...

that's what every one of us did, we just took longer and called it research

right, i've calmed down and read the thing properly instead of reacting to my own site being on a list. bit that actually matters for this thread isn't the 33 names. its that mgcb did 45 in april and 33 now, and the release points at industry research showing casino players moving toward the...

mbit is on there? seriously? damn just give me a minute, thats literally my live dealer site. for two years i couldn't find anything nearly as good. especially good one for live tables

Then I can't settle it and neither can anyone else here, which is the honest end of that. I said six decks earlier like I knew. I didn't. I read it on a page that says six in its text and eight in its own description, and I picked the one in the text because it was in a sentence. That is not...

That is actually more useful than if it had said a number. Can anyone find it stated in the game at all, on any site? Because if it isn't in the info panel then every figure any of us quotes for this game, mine included, came off a review page rather than out of the product.