hip hop: What's the skinny on Real Time Gaming?

[hip hop]

I know, I know, don't play. That seems to be everyone's kneejerk reaction. But what is the real story?

One side, the Online Players Association has them on a blanket blacklist. On the other hand, the Wizard of Odds doesn't seem to think anything is wrong with the software. He suggests some bad apples have spoiled the whole barrel. I think the question asked above actually boils down to two questions. Is the software random and a true blackjack game? Which, if any, RTG casinos or groups can be trusted with our money?

I must confess that I have tried a couple of RTG sites with small deposits and have been happy. I like the way the bonuses work and I love how fast the software plays. But because of all the bad chatter about RTG I have avoided most of them.

What do you folks think? Are there RTG casinos that are trustworthy? I'll throw one name out there: Crown Vegas. I've played there and lost. I've played there and won. And when I have won I have been paid.

I am currently leaning toward adding them to my rotation. I'm still a little gun shy about them, none of them are going to get any large deposits right now. Fifty or a hundred here and there ain't gonna hurt.

I am looking forward to hearing all of your responses.

Thanks,

Hip Hop

[Norm Wattenberger]

Not my favorite software, but I have not heard any recent problems with RTG. OPA blacklisted them because several of them had a history of non-payment. However I think that is old news. I've had good experiences with Gambler's Lobby & Ruby Dragon. Did very poorly at Five Roses. I keep affiliate links of the casinos I trust at www.bjstats.com/bjcas.htm.

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