Live dealer vs animated RNG Games do you actually trust the online shuffle?

tigre666 · Tuesday at 12:09 PM

Personally, not really...I can’t trust an algorithm that can be tweaked however the casino sees fit.

Here’s a little anecdote: there’s a major site (one you’re all familiar with) that offers a daily spin where you can win casino free spins. Before I ever made a deposit, the roulette wheel would land on free spins almost every single day, which I’d then turn into small winnings. Ever since I made a deposit? Nothing at all! 😅 It’s 1000% rigged—designed to psychologically trick you into believing that it’s actually possible to make money. And that’s where my doubt creeps in: if they’re rigging this game, what’s stopping them from rigging all the other casino games however they please?

Das991992 · 2026-10-21T18:03:44-0400

I trust RNG games when they’re properly tested and regulated. Live dealers feel more transparent to me, though, because I can actually watch the cards being dealt.

puzzlefish · 2026-10-21T19:42:24-0400

I don't trust RNGs and I don't trust live dealers either. But it doesn't matter since the games all favour the casinos by design.

Igor G · 2026-10-21T22:42:02-0400

I don’t trust it, but since I don’t have the opportunity to play live, I play anyway.

Laller1992 · 2026-10-21T23:27:00-0400

I trust both, provided the platform is reputable and properly licensed. Live dealer games look more transparent because you can see how the cards are dealt, but certified RNG games should also be fair. Ultimately, I think choosing a reliable site is the most important thing. Of course, bad moments can occur in both! 😄