It’s an interesting situation that reveals a dishonest online casino that integrates fake slots. But the person being scammed is someone who has a history of pocketing money without doing his job.
Fedya_Bot Scamming Dragon Money
Who is Fedya_Bot? He is a Russian speaking casino streamer. He first came to our attention in 2021, when Dragon Money complained about his behavior. The streamer agreed to do a few promo streams for the casino. But he ended up getting the money without completing his job.
Disi Scamming Fedya_Bot
Call it karma, but now the streamer appears to be a victim. He claims all over social media that Disi Casino scammed him. Well, he probably shouldn’t cry about it so loudly considering his history. But his case serves as a warning to stay away from Disi, because he does reveal very suspicious things.
Fedya_Bot played Densho slot by Hacksaw Gaming. During the stream he was convinced that the slot didn’t behave normally because there were zero winnings for a long time. He claims the slot is fake, or the casino has done something to his account.
Was the Slot Really Fake?
It seems so. Fedya_Bot had 250 losing spins in a row. This indeed can’t be right. The hit frequency in slots can’t be that low to justify such a lengthy losing streak even when volatility is extreme. There are ways to know for sure if games are fake. But we can’t do that in this case, because we only have one video as evidence.
Former Disi Employee Confirms Allegations
After talking to a former Disi employee, it became clear that the casino does scam players. The former employee joined the casino when it had just been launched. But he left shortly after discovering the gaming site rips off players.
He said that Disi Casino does have original and fake slots mixed together. When fakes are activated, their RTP can be set to 40% or maybe even lower. Or it can be set to over 100%.
Fake slots are supplied by separate scam companies that charge a 500EUR integration fee and then collect % of the GGR.
How to Make Sure Slots Aren’t Fake?
When you load a slot, your device starts communicating with the game developer server. Because game outcomes are determined on their servers. The sure way to check if a game is original is to check the server that the game loads from.
- Launch a game and use Ctrl+Shift+I shortcut to open the Developer Tools window.
- Open the Network tab and make a spin.
- Find the “bet” at the bottom of the list and click on it.
- In the Headers tab, you’ll see the Request URL.
If the URL matches the official supplier server address, then you get an original slot. If not, that’s a fake one. This might seem a bit complicated, but it’s very simple. Try it a few times, and you’ll remember the steps.
Other Options
The only downside of the method mentioned above is that it can’t be used on mobile devices. So, what can you do then? There are a few tips that can help you, but they can’t be used for all slots.
- Some game providers offer the player bet history and replays. If you know that one of these features should be there, you know that a game that doesn’t have them is fake.
- Nolimit City slots also have Top Win Replays. If that feature is missing, it’s another indicator of a fake game.
- Play slots the day they are released. Fake slots take some time to create.
- Play at legitimate casinos with a good reputation. But it wouldn’t hurt to check their games just to make sure.
One more thing that you can do is check the slot’s RTP. Because the issue can be that you play an original slot with a lower RTP setting. Most slots today have multiple RTP models, and some of the figures are as low as 84%.
