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Oyster Gaming

Elka System Casinos/Oyster Gaming

The possessor of an Elka Systems casino contacted the Online Players Association in May 2002 claiming that their games are fair. He invited the OPA to test the games. The tester deposited $50 and played Jacks or Better video poker at $1.25 per hand. The team member had no wins and all losses.

This request was instigated probably by the bad press that this software provider has had over the past couple of years. In October 2001, a player of Brilliant Casino had his winnings forfeited because the casino decided the software wasn't random enough. Sure...

Lately, they have been using the name "Oyster Gaming" for their software, but it is the same software only in a different package.

Most of these casinos have a bad record. They've participated in everything from misleading spam emails to stealing copyright.

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