Although they've given a warning pop up when logging in. They have been vague about it, and haven't mentioned that it's the RTP which has been reduced.
I've only checked the games which I normally play. But it seems like they've gone for the lowest RTP available.
TSII, for example, is now running at 92.05% down from 96.65% That's a reduction of 4.6% giving them a house-edge of almost 8%.
They won't be seeing any more deposits from me.
Maybe there should now be something about RTP% added to the CM reviews and ratings.
Especially when you've got sites like VideoSlots rated at 9.8, Playojo rated at 9.1 offering the lowest RTP they can
And LvBet rated at 9.5 offering the secondary RTP settings.
There are plenty of accredited casinos who are still offering max RTP but rank lower because of other factors.
I've only checked the games which I normally play. But it seems like they've gone for the lowest RTP available.
TSII, for example, is now running at 92.05% down from 96.65% That's a reduction of 4.6% giving them a house-edge of almost 8%.
They won't be seeing any more deposits from me.
Maybe there should now be something about RTP% added to the CM reviews and ratings.
Especially when you've got sites like VideoSlots rated at 9.8, Playojo rated at 9.1 offering the lowest RTP they can
And LvBet rated at 9.5 offering the secondary RTP settings.
There are plenty of accredited casinos who are still offering max RTP but rank lower because of other factors.