@DougGambles@YogiGambles@Evo_global It's a motorised wheel, always has been. The result is not depdent upon the release velocity of the span wheel. The result is electronically RNG'd, the wheel is simply a visual representation of that RNG.
@Sebknowsbest Ye, what's your point? Scamdom, yes.
You didn't know how the wheel has been operating since its inception? You genuinely believed it landed depending on the velocity of the spin?? πππ Stop.
@YMCAY23@gamdom You're not getting shit, support will just tell you it's been looked at and all affected have been compensated, despite not being true. It doesn't matter what you say to them.
Hopefully @provablyfairorg highlights that @Romer continues to bs and cheat players.
@gamdom_beekay@provablyfairorg@gamdom 500 investigates, responds, fixes and remediates within 24hrs.
Gamdom can't even provide a response after more than 40hrs π
@Romer@TheSuspect500 And yet 22hrs after publication and no response...
That's not forgetting existing allegations by those purporting to have hacked the platform and who referenced the same subject.
1/ We investigated @Gamdom's Crash game
We found two problems:
1. The house edge is up to 2.98Γ the advertised rate.
2. Crash is NOT provably fair as implemented. Its setup can't rule out the casino choosing a hash chain whose results favor the house.
We estimate about $1.58m in extra expected player losses since January, based on a sample of 99,119 bets we recorded over 44 hours.
We're asking Gamdom to address this publicly and compensate affected players.
Full breakdown below.