How can you check if a slot is fake, or manipulated ?

[Saint90]

Is there a way for the customer to check if a slot on an online casino is fake / manipulated apart from the obvious facts like wrong symbols, very low RTP in the information, etc. - I would just like to check a couple slots on my main casinos and see if there are in fact from the provider they claim them to be or if they are manipulated or something else.

 

I really would appreciate help since I am a little suspicious of some things :D. But since i don't have any proof, I would like to know if there is a way to get proof.

[Afi4wins]

6 hours ago, Saint90 said:

Is there a way for the customer to check if a slot on an online casino is fake / manipulated apart from the obvious facts like wrong symbols, very low RTP in the information, etc. - I would just like to check a couple slots on my main casinos and see if there are in fact from the provider they claim them to be or if they are manipulated or something else.

 

I really would appreciate help since I am a little suspicious of some things :D. But since i don't have any proof, I would like to know if there is a way to get proof.

The most obvious proof that a game may not be the official game from a provider is by the way the game loads up. Every provider has a specific way of loading up their games which can be visually seen , like the company logo, the loading up/progess indicator and the ready to start indicator.

Rogue casinos use different ways of loading up a game (usually fake versions) and they don't show the specific provider's loading up visualisations. Some casinos may use a different playing platform but the loading up visualisations should remain the same.

As for game manipulations, there are no specific ways of proving this, simply because manipulations can be done in numerous of ways. AIs are a common thing nowadays and there's no way to catch proof that AIs are controlling, regulating and manipulating the games. Very experienced players, on the other hand, can detect such variations in the games behaviour and playing patterns, but that's about it.

[Saint90]

Shouldnt it be possible to see the "HTML Source" of the game and therefore see if its in fact from the game provider ?  Simply with "Show page source text" ?

[Fiekie247]

3 hours ago, Saint90 said:

Shouldnt it be possible to see the "HTML Source" of the game and therefore see if its in fact from the game provider ?  Simply with "Show page source text" ?

I remember back in the day you could do it and normal it had a fixed URL for a certain provider like with Netent it used to state casino.staticmodule.com or something like that. Not sure if still the same

But you will notice the most obvious like afi mentioned. The loading of the game, bet sizes, currency availability and how the game plays in general.

[jan duchau]

On 3/26/2024 at 4:14 AM, Fiekie247 said:

I remember back in the day you could do it and normal it had a fixed URL for a certain provider like with Netent it used to state casino.staticmodule.com or something like that. Not sure if still the same

But you will notice the most obvious like afi mentioned. The loading of the game, bet sizes, currency availability and how the game plays in general.

Indeed, there exists a list with every provider and the service (example Cloudflare) they use.

Can't remember where but could find out if you like.

Secondly....the transparent "tough" loading clocks...seeing those and it's out of the game for me