Um well yes/no.
The casinos here in Ontario Canada are all regulated by the AGCO. Also known as the OLG. No one wins with the OLG. They are just a greedy organization that does everything behind closed doors.
They silently lowered payback percentages last year without anyone knowing. How I found out is the fine print on their mismanaged website. I figured they were up to something when there was a sudden "software upgrade" implemented on many of their slot machines across the province. With the pandemic shutting everything down again,who knows what they are doing now. I don't trust them one bit.
Last year the OLG spent millions redoing their online casino (coding, rebranding, marketing, and launch mostly), which has been a disaster since launch back in Sept. Biggest issue (still a problem) is the game kicks you out after 5 minutes. They still only host IGT/SG platforms (never got Blueprint like we anticipated). And they only release two games once every few weeks. I for one don't play on the site as you never win on there. Also the payouts are slow.
There's Seneca across the river, but they are just as bad (if not worse). Seem some questionable things done there in the past. For example, one time I saw them removing machines and replacing them with the exact same looking machines (but they were not the same). I also noticed that Seneca does an large amount of game changes. They tend to over saturate one type of game (and take the variety out). Eg: they must have like 40 stinkin rich games in the new cabinets (but remove old it games and still leave the old ones too). Seneca in the past few years has removed what was considered the "best mix of older slot games" and replaced them with new money tight games that are all the same. They really butchured the game selection.
They bought hundreds of new machines (from questionable funds) but never once invested in their players tracking systems. By far the worst. Half of the time it never reads your card and you don't get credit for play.
Anything further out tends to payout better. I been visiting Batavia Downs in NY state more as I find my money last longer (than Seneca). They tend to have a better selection of older games there (and even new ones too).
My favorite would have to be Turningstone. Its a ways out there, but its larger and has a great mix of older and newer.
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