Casino streamer, Fedya_Bot, accused Disi Casino of offering fake slots. He played Densho slot and had no payouts for 250 spins in a row. That doesn’t seem to be right. No proof of the slot being fake was provided by the streamer. But there was an opportunity to dig deeper and talk to a former Disi Casino employee.
What he said confirmed the allegations made by Fedya_Bot. The operator integrates fake along with legitimate games. This fraud is what prompted him to leave the company. He said that the casino gets fakes from other scammers and pays €500 for adding a slot and then pays a share of GGR. Fake slots have adjustable RTP that can be set to be very low or higher than 100%.
How to Tell Which Slots Are Fake?
Checking the server where a slot loads from is the sure way to spot fakes. How do you do that? That’s simple. Start by loading a slot and opening the Developer Tools, which can be done using Ctrl+Shift+I.
At the top of the page, you’ll see multiple tabs. The one that you need is Network. Once the tab is selected, make a spin, and there should be the ‘bet’ added to the list. Click on ‘bet’, then switch to the Headers tab. The first line you’ll see under this tab is Request URL. That’s what you need. Compare it to the official developer server to determine if a slot is legit.
There are some other indicators you can pay attention to. They are especially useful when playing on mobile devices, because the method described above doesn’t work in this case.
Scammers that develop fake slots don’t integrate bet history or replay features. They will also need some time to create fakes so that you can feel safer playing games on the day of their release.
Apart from all those telltales, you probably know that a good, legitimate casino is what saves players from the hassle of performing all types of checks.
Scammer Being Scammed?
Fedya_Bot exposing fraud is a good thing for players. Now you know that Disi Casino is a scam. But the funny thing is that in 2021 he was the bad guy ripping off Dragon Money Casino. He promised to promote the operator, took the money, but failed to deliver.
