Betfair live question: Advice Needed

[wulliey]

hi all 

        newbie just joined so  wanting to ask your opinion betfair live roulette do you think its live as i watch it and at some point during the spin the camera switches to another angle am i being paronoid is it possible for them to switch to vt to beat big bets

you can bet huge money ie £2600 on even money the live roulette is piped in from latvia etc so if you gamble big who exactly are you gambling with betfair or some latvian company do betfair gaurantee  payouts

[ValDes]

Hello there and welcome to AskGamblers. 

 

Any chance you could provide some screenshots or video perhaps? Sorry, it's not possible to get a decent impression from the possible issue you might have had based on your opening post... 

[pinnit2015]

There's been a lot of 'theories' over the live casino environment...usually companies like Evolution (Netent have their own) will provide the live casino to the casino you're with (same way that casinos host BTG's/Netent slots etc)

 

I personally prefer to bet at a Brick and Mortar est for roulette as there's many elements of such an environment that you don't get on the laptop.

 

Pretty sure they'll all need to go through the relevant testing per their licence as well.

 

If in doubt - pop down your B&M nearest, have a whisky and spin the wheel 

[Afi4wins]

There's been a lot of 'theories' over the live casino environment...usually companies like Evolution (Netent have their own) will provide the live casino to the casino you're with (same way that casinos host BTG's/Netent slots etc)

 

I personally prefer to bet at a Brick and Mortar est for roulette as there's many elements of such an environment that you don't get on the laptop.

 

Pretty sure they'll all need to go through the relevant testing per their licence as well.

 

If in doubt - pop down your B&M nearest, have a whisky and spin the wheel 

 

I can only offer one comment on roulette wheels...B&M casinos have been established longer than online casinos, so most likely they are using 'older' roulette wheel models. Online casinos are relatively much newer, so most likely they are using the latest model.

 

What's the difference between the two? Hmmm...I can only say but can never be certain of course...the difference is like driving your car and sitting in an autonomous self-driven car...know what I mean? They both look exactly the same...but don't function in the same ways! 

 

So if you want to play lots of roulette, better play at a B&M casino! Just my personal thoughts and opinion of course! 

[pinnit2015]

Maybe they'd be better placed putting BBC News 24 in the background so we can see the time 

[frankel]

hello williey I did have a look at he betfair site for you and in my opinion  it looks like normal roulette spinning to me and the camera angle switching from the side to the top of the wheel is pretty standard to be honest betfair should pay you out allright if your worried about that side of it, the results from it all might be another thing tho lol and it does make people paranoid and you here all sorts from people as pinnit says if you worried about anything go to you local casino as there are more advantages zero being one of those if you bet on the even money shots you get half your money back if zero comes in which you don't get with betfair on there site certainly for the people putting 2600 on red and black as you stated in your post anyway. 

[pinnit2015]

Just ignore afi who’s on the floor with a magnet - he’s only cleaning the carpet or so he says

[Afi4wins]

Just ignore afi who’s on the floor with a magnet - he’s only cleaning the carpet or so he says

 

Aaaah?  Oh no, no mate...not cleaning the carpet...just using my metal detector in the casino...scanning for lost coins...