Thank you Vegas World — I apologize, but I have a couple of things to mention I can't understand and (would like's). 1st I am being shorted when I buy protection against a dealer's Blackjack. 90% of the time it is 200, 000 coins or more, one time I seen a 50, 000 coin shortage and this happens everytime the dealer's ace up Blackjack appears. 2ndly, To buy coins one must use gems, I find though, I can't purchase gem with coins. The 1st could be pretty disconcerting to anyone who has notice this. This is abuse to say the least, not mentioning the ramifications beyond the abuse. Where is the "good will" in the customer/owner relationship. There is none, in this instance. This is an electronic game and to hedge your bet, the temptation to rig the game is enormous. None of us are perfect. For anyone in your position, it could be irresistible to squeeze the customer as quickly as you can to keep your sales up. It is a win-win-win situation, but for the customer?, well, who really care about them, their just an IP Address in vast electronic network. Now, about the gems, so what, if a player wants to build a stash. If one decides to quit playing at Vegas World, you can reset that account after a reasonable time. Purchasing gems is like a savings account and anyone whose is a good player would have something representing his efforts. The expectations here is using gems to purchase any of the levels that you offers, perhaps with gems or gems + cash, a user can buy his way into other levels, so some are rewarded, others buy their way in, and others will never be able to make the cut. The important thing here is that there is no cheating going on, and if the game honestly favor the house, why would anyone want to deal of the bottom the deck. So what you think, you like folks to play yours game, or you do want to drive the "IP Addresses" away.