Do you trust your Online Casino

Despite all the assurances given by online casinos that their Random Number Generators (RNGs) really are random, many users are still unconvinced, especially if they hit a losing streak. It is of course possible that some of the smaller and less well known operators may run RNGs that are not regularly audited and controlled by independent bodies such as TST of Canada, but any of the larger casinos including those that we recommend here certainly are. The Casino has the edge in any game and will therefore win over time so there is not really any incentive to risk it’s name and income stream by rigging the outcomes. Although we state here that the Casino will win over time, that does not mean that every punter will lose, it means that eventually taking into account poor gamblers and good gamblers the Casino has an edge. To win just make sure you are a good gambler with a bit of luck.
If you are still a doubter about RNGs there is a solution on the way called “Live Streaming”. What this in effect does is put you in touch, often with CCTV, with an actual Casino where real croupiers are dealing the cards or spinning the wheel. This enables you to communicate with the dealer and also gives a much better feeling of being involved and participating  in the casino environment without actually having the inconvenience of travelling there. This is not to be confused with 3D online casinos where you can often set your own environment in terms of behaviour or dress code. Whilst this might be a lot of fun, you are still playing with an RNG which you either trust or not. If you would like to try this out, 888.com have it in use.