Bovada Casino tightening?
June 24th, 2016 at 12:03:20 PM
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I ask because of two policy changes they've announced in the last couple of weeks. Both of which seem to increase bovada's edge.
Obviously, they can do what they like but Wizard Of Odds promotes bovada and I wonder what's going on. I don't have any illusions about winning in any casino, but I'm leery of playing in one that makes it even harder.
1. I've been a daily player for about two years. Have had "Red Room VIP" status for about a year. (Mostly Jacks or Better, slots, and Double Deck BJ.) My loss percentage is about where you'd expect--or worse Lol--but it's fun and within my budget.
Until a couple of weeks ago VIP status provided a weekly 100% deposit match up to x hundred (x = not sure--never deposit much). They've changed it to a 10% match on ALL deposits. I asked about the change and got back some very fuzzy--albeit honest--talk of "deposit consistency."
I'm not crying foul play, but it's a significant change.
2. Today they removed several progressive 3-D slots "while they're being reviewed."
Two of which were my "favorite" slots: i.e., they rarely paid, but paid very, very well--relatively--when they did. (Never enough to threaten the casino's edge.)
Do you have any insight?
Thanks so much.
Obviously, they can do what they like but Wizard Of Odds promotes bovada and I wonder what's going on. I don't have any illusions about winning in any casino, but I'm leery of playing in one that makes it even harder.
1. I've been a daily player for about two years. Have had "Red Room VIP" status for about a year. (Mostly Jacks or Better, slots, and Double Deck BJ.) My loss percentage is about where you'd expect--or worse Lol--but it's fun and within my budget.
Until a couple of weeks ago VIP status provided a weekly 100% deposit match up to x hundred (x = not sure--never deposit much). They've changed it to a 10% match on ALL deposits. I asked about the change and got back some very fuzzy--albeit honest--talk of "deposit consistency."
I'm not crying foul play, but it's a significant change.
2. Today they removed several progressive 3-D slots "while they're being reviewed."
Two of which were my "favorite" slots: i.e., they rarely paid, but paid very, very well--relatively--when they did. (Never enough to threaten the casino's edge.)
Do you have any insight?
Thanks so much.
