[PygmyHero]

Okay, first and most importantly, I do NOT have any experience with this casino; I am not endorsing them in any way. I'm sorry if my post was misleading about that. I answered simply because I knew what RTG stood for. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] No one else had done so yet.

And then I noticed the interesting bonus options, so I thought I'd make a comment or two. Anyway, here's some more analysis.

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Yeah, the WR on the high roller bonus is worse... but it's worth more in $$ value

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If someone has the BR for it, absolutely the 'high roller' bonus is a better overall value.

I missed the part about the wr doubling if you play BJ, but I looked at it harder, and I see it now. So I'll redo the numbers:

Option 1: $150 deposit, $150 bonus, 9000 wr (this is 60xB).
Option 2: $2500 deposit, $750 bonus, 58,500 wr (this is 78xB).

Here's the key point that emonrad is referring to:

Option 1: The EV is +105.00
Option 2: The EV is +457.50

Assuming that the HA is 0.5% and that you are flat betting a small amount.

I'm glad Aviva added some comments, including the ownership group, which I had not looked into yet (I don't do that unless I am seriously considering doing a casino, and I'm not at that point with this one yet).

So it seems that this is a new casino, so the standard caveats apply. It should maybe make you more apprehensive about plopping down 2.5K. I guess it all goes back to how well BR-ed you are. Good luck if you do it, let us know the results.

As for games, I couldn't find a listing of their games on the site. It is not clear what versions of BJ they offer (Switch, Surrender, Strip, AC, etc.). I would also want to see their multi-hand VP payout tables. Without this information there's just no way I can recommend a game. Sorry! But, its usually pretty obvious once you get the software.

Edit: Wow that's dumb! I just found the games. Okay, I wasn't trying very hard before. I will see if I can find some VP paytable info.