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Hi, I can see on your website that this casino has Estonian license. I cannot see any information on their website regarding this, please provide me where did you find this information. Thanks.

You actually can. It is shown in the casino review.

Yes, I can see that. But how did you get this information? There is no such information on the casino's site.

Hello, sometimes casinos purposely hide the licenses based on your IP address, so you can see only one result. For example, I access the site from the Czech Republic, so I can see this:

The Estonian license is exclusive to players from Estonia; hence, I understand why I'm getting the other one visible.

Is it just me, or are you concerned about the license?

Yes, that is the very same information that I can see myself. That is why I was wondering if the information given on CasinoGuru is correct one.

It is regarding my complaint, if it will not be solved through CasinoGuru then I am going to file a formal complaint to the regulator about this casino, so I just wanted to make sure that I will contact the right regulator.

Oh, I see. Do you know what? Once the complaint reaches that stage, you will be given additional suggestions. So if I may have a word of advice, I would take advantage of the current complaint and then discuss the possibilities with the mediator based on the result. What do you think?

Now I have to ask others' opinions on this "variance". I've played Reactoonz millions of times, but after the Elite VIP invitation on March 3rd, things have become absurd:

Time: from 3.3.

Number of revolutions: approx. 4,500 revolutions

Exchange: €4,180

Refund: €1,275

RTP: ~30.5%

Over 4,500 spins and the return is exactly a third of what it should be. At the Elite level, it has become that the aspa just "follows the account" (6000€ deposits in 5 weeks.) without any bonuses or VIP level welcome.

The most comical thing is the logic of the scam: first they say that the mathematical model or standard deviation of the game is unknown (because it's a secret), but then they immediately claim that a 30% RTP is "normal variance." How can they define what is normal if they don't know the numbers behind it?

Do other Elite players have experience with this, where instead of rewards they only offer "tracking" and mathematically impossible pipes? I expect real answers from Aspa and not this generic bot tube.

To be honest, there are sessions where you can get an RTP like that. If you had an RTP of, say, 150 for the same session, would you still be asking about it? In my opinion, it’s always a matter of luck, so they were probably telling you about the random number generator that’s used for every spin and the casino can’t predict it. 

But what interests me is, what should change just because you’re in some Elite VIP club? I don’t think that’s something that should affect the RTP.

Yeah, I'm not really saying that VIP level should affect or that it would affect RTP - the game is what it is.

The point is that it's a really weird coincidence that since that very day (when the invitation to Elite came), the game's RTP has frozen at 30.5% after 4,500 spins and a bet of 5,000 euros.

It's no longer a matter of one bad session, but a fairly large number of rounds during which the recovery should already start to correct itself closer to normal. The fact that such a 'dry season' starts at the exact same second as the VIP status change only raises questions about whether there is some wrong setting or technical glitch behind it.