Xman
Well-Known Member
First of all, I understand that it is illegal in SA. However, the individual will not (can not?) be prosecuted. The law prefer to go after the casino rather. Which means that casinos in SA is illegal, but those outside our borders can not be touched.
That means there is a way to play Roulette on-line in SA at casinos overseas that accept South Africans.
I love Roulette and would like to play on-line. I however want to find out first from those that do, how they find it.
1. Is the wheel biased towards the house?
2. Does discounts, offers, coupons etc. apply to Roulette?
3. Do you get a feeling of integrity and honesty from your on-line casino?
4. Have you ever had banking problems or attempted hacking?
5. Do they readily pay out your winnings?
6. Is the software 'bulletproof', or does it hang from time to time in the middle of a spin or session, breaking your concentration or run?
7. Do you play one-on-one against the software, or is there multi-player games against the house?
Can you name the best on-line casinos, specifically paying attention to the above points and European Roulette, for South Africans?
That means there is a way to play Roulette on-line in SA at casinos overseas that accept South Africans.
I love Roulette and would like to play on-line. I however want to find out first from those that do, how they find it.
1. Is the wheel biased towards the house?
2. Does discounts, offers, coupons etc. apply to Roulette?
3. Do you get a feeling of integrity and honesty from your on-line casino?
4. Have you ever had banking problems or attempted hacking?
5. Do they readily pay out your winnings?
6. Is the software 'bulletproof', or does it hang from time to time in the middle of a spin or session, breaking your concentration or run?
7. Do you play one-on-one against the software, or is there multi-player games against the house?
Can you name the best on-line casinos, specifically paying attention to the above points and European Roulette, for South Africans?