[fabric86]

If so, which one?

[jjgold]

Any of the SBR A-Rated shops that have online casinos

[BAUS]

If you must play that boring game, I would suggest Intercasino.com, Casino365.com, or Vegaspalms.com

BAUS

[fabric86]

It doesnt seem rigged, I just played and turn $1000 into $3700!!!!!! At www.888casino.com, but it was in play money mode, do they change the chances of winning in real mode?

[juuso]

http://wizardofodds.com has a good detailed list of house edge percentages on games of all the major software providers. Ofcourse with baccarat the difference will be minimal. I would look out for a casino with the best bonus, decent playthtough rquirements and baccarat allowed in the wagering requirements. Making sure the casino is reliable is the most important thing though.

[Max Levine]

casinomeister.com has a good list of casinos you can play at in the "accredited casinos" section. You could also search the forum for more info on a specific casino.

Most casinos use the same RNG type whether you play for fun or for real although Intercasino notes that the number is being generated from your pc in fun mode, as opposed to their server in real mode. Main difference is you don't care about losing when you play for fun since you have unlimited funds ;-)


From Intercasino website help section/game fairness (Flash site only leads to home page):
"Both the Practice and Real Money modes of InterCasino use a random number generator to create the cards, rolls, or bars in the various games. However, when you are online (or playing for real money) our UNIX gaming server generates the random numbers while in Practice Mode, the random numbers are generated using the standard Windows random number generator on your computer."

Max

[juuso]

All the major software providers RNG's are tested by independent auditors, so in that sense they should be safe. I guess in the end its up to what games you like to play and what is the software you prefer.