Discrepancies between fun mode and real money are legit ?

I think it is deceptive for the player to offer games which have discrepancies between fun money play and real money play. Anyway, is this practice legit or not after all ? In `Games` section at StanJames, `Hi lo and numbers` tab anyone can find a game called `Triple Chance Hi-lo` (no account needed to be played in fun mode) Its rule clearly state that the numbers are randomly drawn and that the same number can appear multiple times in a row, and if you draw a number equal with the previous one you lose your bet. OK ! The thing is that it will happen only when you play for real money, but when you play for fun money it will NEVER appear same number twice in a row ! (I have tested it for many hours) - Can someone explain me if it is legit for them to use deceptive fun money games ?

Seems to be the case indeed.
Online gambling is virtually unregulated, and non-real-money games are ofc completely unregulated, so it's certainly legal for them.

Thanks ! I have noticed same issue with this game at Nordicbet also. Some other bookies (betdaq) use this game fair in fun mode.

I will blacklist a casino for cheating in the player's favor in fun mode. Anyone have any evidence of anyone doing this?

It is very visible: pick that game in fun mode and spin it for 200 rolls. It will never repeat the previous number ! (same at Nordicbet)

If you switch for real money, 20 rolls (10p is the minimum bet) it will be more than enough already to repeat one previous number.

Quote: Wizard

I will blacklist a casino for cheating in the player's favor in fun mode. Anyone have any evidence of anyone doing this?

Hi Wizard - i do have video evidence of this now. As one of their affiliate partners i will be contacting them regarding this issue and also posting the video in an article write-up. If you can bare with me while i contact the casinos involved to find out their responce.

ThePOGG

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Thanks ! I have noticed same issue with this game at Nordicbet also. Some other bookies (betdaq) use this game fair in fun mode.

I can also confirm that this is not an issue at Bet 24.

Stan James have confirmed this issue and removed the free play version of this game while they resolve this with the software provider.

It appears their Spin Win game is playing incorrectly, ~70 balls getting through first round seems too many to me.