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casino software yearly cost for leasing major brands

Please keep in mind that unless otherwise indicated, that I will be speaking about casinos using publicly traded software which is almost always a sure bet to have fair-odds games because in the online gambling niche the real money is in providing or leasing the software to individual casino owners, not in running the casinos themselves. Further along I'll discuss proprietary software (games made by the casino owner) but for now suffice it to say that at those casinos, you won't have to worry about getting paid if you win. Winning however, may prove very difficult.

Some software providers make anywhere from $200k to $500k per year per casino in leasing fees, depending upon the deal, plus some (but not all) also make a % on the net income of the casino. And though I'm certain that percentage is a nice boost to their bottom line, the real money for these places comes upfront.

As you might imagine, if it were ever proven that a casino software was providing "tainted" results, the company would be out of business in a very short amount of time. Online casino games are constantly being challenged for "randomness" in their game results by a number of (self-proclaimed) watchdog sites and continue to pass all tests. But say for a moment that a casino using Realtimegaming software was suddenly proven to be returning game results which the programs used to check for "randomness" had deemed to be suspect. Word would spread like wildfire during a drought season and any casino using the software by Realtimegaming would almost immediately become a ghost town. The RTG company would no longer be getting the 100s, if not 1000s of payments they receive on a yearly basis.

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