Hi all, Paddy Power, have u heard of it?  if u havent, u may one day stumble across it.
The are regulated and licensed by a company called Alderney.  Half the sites for online gambling are, in my experience of the last 8 years, i would say to u AVOID!!!
If u get there and sense it has a manual feel to it, correct guess would be my guess!
the following sites have this scheme:  Bet365  Skybet  PaddyPower
Player A - beginners luck, to create a false sense of security....
Player B - getting to know each other, how long do u spend, how much do u spend?
Player C - you've been here a while now, and with experience of decent wins, u are an addict that sponsors their wages, exactly where they want u....u will spin on, spurred on by nearlys, remembering when it was good when a bonus landed on reel 1 and 5 simultaneously.
How are they fixed? computers u cant see obviously, u cant see them, or hear them talk.  Why are they fixed? to maximise profit and keep new customers. Alderney licensed site u have found? or gamble at? leave it for another one!! dont continue to live in disappointment folks!!!

I've not played there so I can't comment.

Looks like you've had a really long bad luck spell Forby.  I can only suggest you stay away from them and find another site to play at.

Try Microgaming casinos if you've not already done so.  Keep the bets low though is my suggestion.

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I am sure some online casinos cheat, but I think they all use software that gives them an advantage beyond "house odds."  I have certainly seen patterns, which favor the house, online that I never see at land based casinos.

The easiest example would be online vs land based Blackjack.  There are WAY too many examples of the house hitting 21 with 5-6 cards than I see at land based casinos. 

Thanks Lips, i read it, and it makes perfect sense.