I have been playing Finn and the swirly spin an Netent game and it is clearly not an RNG working this particular slot. Once you lose say 30 dead spins it will continue to give you dead spins until your deposit recovers it NEVER 4 yrs playing goes up again to put you in a winning position again. Which proves to me it's not an RNG working it's something sinister π€’
This is just not how slots work, unless you are playing on a shady site that is not using the original version of the game. The provider would not know when you deposit. They don't have access to this information.
I'm just speaking from experience of playing this particular slot and in a way it's my own fault for not cashing out. From playing it it's not been unusual to get 80/90 dead spins when it turns and from playing this slot for 5yrs it NEVER recovers until you have lost your funds and deposit. No it shouldn't happen but again from my experience that's exactly what happens
Sorry to say but thats wrong. Of course the provider receives this information, as the player ID AND the balance is communicated to the game server (otherwise you would not be able to see your balance within the game you play).
What the provider can not differ is: If it was a real deposit or for example one cancelled payout, covered back to players account balance.
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