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Frustrating thing about LottoGo is theyre UKGC licensed, so people assume they're fair ik technically they are - they pay out, theyre regulated and everythings.. BUT legal and player-friendly arent the same thing right? The UKGC allows these creepy bonus structures as long as they're disclosed...

Yep thats exactly how it works. Hit 50 quid during wagering, balance immediately drops to 10 quid or whatever the cap is, but you still need to complete the full wagering requirement. Most UK casinos dont work this way - they let you complete wagering with whatever balance you have, then apply...

Oh yeah spin delay is a joke kills the momentum completely

Emm you see bonus buys are banned under UKGC anyway and that's been in efect for over a year now

@Scott1baird theyre already proposing financial checks for anyone losing £125 in a month maybe not implemented yet but its coming fr

One way or another it's still about value(MrQ - speed, transparency, standard RTPs) vs variety (PlayOJO - more gmes, more live tables) So p9ick based on priority

Guys, has anyone actually compared book of dead RTP between sites? That's the easiest way to test if PlayOJO running lower variants

worth noting that both use standard ukgc ver reqs main difference is playojo seem to implement it more aggressively, specially on larger withdrawals while mrq2 generally smoother but ive seen delays with paypal/virtual cards tho

prob stick with macau model which gives them reason to deny while still benefiting from the revenue. big plus macau generates way more per capita than anywhere else. why mess with whats working right

i see so beijing tolerates it as long as it stays contained in macau. seems like tax revenue alone probably worth hundreds of millions to government. hard to argue with that kind of money i assume

just read that macau casino revenue hit record $2.76bil in august. thats highest since before covid and analysts saying it could reach $31.8bil for the year. crazy how much money flows through there considering its basically the only legal gambling in china. anyone think this growth is sustainable?

the beauty of amatic is exactly that bro - they're not designed for huuge wins. they're proper grinding slots for people who want to play for hours without huge swings. timekiller if you want. hot fruits 40 is my breakfast slot lol it's low stakes steady play while drinking coffee is my relief

yeah and finland has mandatory loss limits even on the monopoly - €500 daily €2k monthly €15k yearly. dunno if that affects international sites tho the new licensing system supposed to have 22% tax rate which is pretty steep compared to other countries

well great looks like netherlands going full authoritarian on gambling industry but it will be interesting to see which operators bail vs ones try to comply. my guess is smaller sites gone by end of year

looks like dutch KSA new fine structure is big. they can now fine operators up to €2 MILLION for violations.well it used to be much lower but they've gone proper hardcore. 5 different categories now ranging from €500k to €2kk. apparently money laundering stuff gets automatic max fine if anyone...