Amigotechs Video Poker Software Suspected in Cheating

Online gambling portal ThePOGG has been looking into a complaint by a player at the Amigotechs powered Skybook Casino. The player experienced unlikely statistical results while playing 2 Ways Royal video poker at Skybook earlier this year: In 560 hands played, the player did not receive a hand of 3 of a Kind or better even once.

Software Fairness Questioned

Following an in-depth inquiry into the subject including the inspection of the players' game history, ThePOGG concluded that the said Amigotechs 2 Ways Royal game could not have functioned properly in this specific case. The findings dug up by ThePOGG led the portal's team to raise serious doubts about the fairness of the game in question and the fairness of all other games in the Amigotechs portfolio. The portal's doubts were extended to an all-out advice to avoid casinos powered by Amigotechs software.

This extended warning stems from the fact that this is not the first time the fairness of Amigotechs video poker games is questioned; past complaints have suggested that the inner-workings of the games were benefiting only the casinos and not the players.

Ongoing Correspondence

Following its inquiry and conclusions, ThePOGG contacted Skybook Casino which informed the portal that it will be contacting the player directly on April 7th, something that has not yet happened right of April 16th. The portal was then contacted by the software supplier Amigotechs, what prompted a lengthy correspondence which is still ongoing.

While not everything is in the clear yet, what's obvious is that the player who was wronged has not received his losses back, a sum of $7,175. This prompted ThePOGG to announce that if Skybook does not return all losses to the player by April 20th, the portal will make an attempt to repay the player from its own pocket.