MetaWin Raises the Bar for Transparency in Online Gaming 0 (0)

MetaWin, a leading
platform for online prize-winning games, has introduced a groundbreaking
initiative focused on enhancing transparency and fairness for players globally.
After extensive research, MetaWin identified inconsistencies in Return to
Player (RTP) rates among different operators, causing confusion among players.

Understanding RTP is crucial for players looking to make
informed gaming choices. In simple terms, RTP represents the percentage of
wagers that a game returns to players over time. For instance, a game with
an RTP of 97% would typically return around $97 for every $100 wagered.

MetaWin has introduced a maximum win guarantee for all its
games, aiming to maintain the highest RTP levels across the platform. According
to the team, this measure is designed to provide players with exceptional odds
and a satisfying gaming experience.

„At MetaWin, our top priorities are transparency and
player satisfaction,“ stated Rebecca Hanwell, Operations
Manager at Metawin. „Our commitment to maximising RTP isn’t just a
goal; it’s a pledge to provide our users with the best gaming experience
possible.“

A significant challenge for players is the lack of clarity
regarding the versions of games offered by operators. Many popular games, like
Gates of Olympus, come in multiple payout settings, with operators often
selecting versions that offer lower RTP without informing players.

„MetaWin aims to tackle this issue by offering easy
access to RTP information for all games on its platform, ensuring transparency
and empowering players to make educated decisions“,
emphasised Rebecca Hanwell, Operations Manager at Metawin. „With our
maximum win guarantee, players can rest assured that they always receive the
best possible odds when choosing to play with us.“

MetaWin’s dedication to transparency and fairness is
setting a new industry standard in online gaming. The team highlights that by
prioritising player interests and committing to ensuring maximum RTP across all
games, they are actively reshaping the gaming experience for millions
worldwide.

About Metawin

MetaWin (https://metawin.com),
a leading prize-winning online platform, is revolutionising the landscape of
digital competitions. Utilising blockchain technology, MetaWin ensures every
competition is characterised by transparency, fairness, and excitement. With a
proven track record of offering substantial prizes and a dedicated focus on
innovation, MetaWin is reshaping the future of online contests.

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ECB president Lagarde tells EU leaders that inflation decline is expected to continue 0 (0)

  • Economic growth projected to pick up during the year, mainly driven by increasing purchasing power
  • Economic resilience requires higher productivity, which needs higher capital investment
  • Capital Markets Union (CMU) will have to play a key role in that regard

Nothing on monetary policy there by Lagarde.

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ECB’s Holzmann: A rate cut is in preparation 0 (0)

  • But the timing of the rate cut is unclear
  • We are data dependent
  • There are many who believe that developments in June will be such that we can cut at the time
  • My view is that inflation is stickier than those people believe, which is why I am waiting for June data

Hmm, is he alluding to a move in July instead? For now, he seems to be the only one with a bit of vagueness in his remarks. Most of the other policymakers at the ECB are leaning towards June. And unless the data suggests otherwise, markets will continue to price in the first move for June as well.

This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.

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UK March CBI trends total orders -18 vs -20 prior 0 (0)

The monthly order book balance shows just a marginal improvement in March. But the standout detail is perhaps that manufacturers are looking to increase selling prices by the most since last May. This owes to continued disruptions in the Red Sea, hurting supply chains. That might be a risk factor for the BOE to watch out for in the months ahead.

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