No idea, and it still sounds like you are somehow involved in advertisements because there are no "better chances to win." I bet we both know why. 🙂
So, I ask you kindly to skip such offers or telegram contacts, and read the rules once more. Thank you.
This is not an advertisement, I am giving you the opportunity to win for free, that's all.
I give you 1000000% you will be interested
Exactly the point. 😀 Thanks for proving me right. This kind of attitude isn’t tolerated here—looks like you haven’t even bothered reading the rules once. I’m closing your account. Stay well.
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ya couldn’t make this s*^t up if you tried!!🤦🏻♂️…I can’t believe it, well I’m looking at it so I guess I have to believe it…pragmatic strike again the low down thieves!! 500 spins with no bonus or free spins!! So in total on Pragmatic tournaments so far, that’s 1300 spins in a row without a single bonus on Pragmatic games…that’s right…the name of the most corrupt game provider is PRAGMATIC games, everyone remember that name when we’re looking for vengeance against the internets top 10 most destructive and corrupt companies to have oozed their way online to scam for the love of watching people break.
Hmm, I also didn't manage to get many bonuses, I usually get one out of 500 spins, if that. But these are often high volatility slots, so even those bonuses aren't that frequent.
Anyway, I've seen players who got 4x bonuses for 100 spins. I wasn't that lucky.
However, since these are free tournaments, I would say that I don't really mind, since you don't pay anything for them. At least you have the opportunity to see if you want to play slots for real money or if another game provider would be better for you.🤔
Either you’re assuming I’m new to playing slots or your reply is for the new comers to read so they will assume I’m not familiar with how online slot/ casinos work and they’ll go deposit and play as your profile looks professional and knowledgeable as a site mediator.
yes these are free but as those of us who are, shall we say…veterans of the game all know, free slots have much higher rtp and bonus more often to attract new comers and make "playing for fun" more fun obviously.
what should be explained and I think a legal requirement, is the different RTP versions of most slots available from providers that are supplied to online casinos.
lets take "Le Bandit" by Hacksaw Gaming for example. What a lot of people don’t realise is hacksaw gaming provides up to 4 versions of the same game but with different RTP percentages. This isn’t exact but definitely within 1% accuracy. I’ll give you 3 examples…91.3% 93.6% and 96.6%
a casino can have all 3 of those on their casino and you will be shown information that states it’s the 96.6% version every time you play that slot while being on one of the 2 lesser RTP versions on the casino you are playing at…better casinos usually only use the highest rtp version because it brings patrons back over the long term.
my point…don’t tell me it’s free anyway so it doesn’t matter because the real money versions are bound to be even worse and as I’ve stated before in other posts…it just continues to show how corrupt pragmatic games are when their real RTP figures are around the 55% mark.
regulation around online casino slot providers needs to change asap so they can’t control and regulate their own games statistics and data that is provided to the consumer.
if it wasn’t for NOLIMIT CITY gaming, I don’t know if there would be 1 provider that gives true and accurate statistics about their online slot games and payout figures and numbers.
It won't let me open the sweet bon.
Hello, please tell me why I can't deposit money into my account.
Either you’re assuming I’m new to playing slots or your reply is for the new comers to read so they will assume I’m not familiar with how online slot/ casinos work and they’ll go deposit and play as your profile looks professional and knowledgeable as a site mediator.
yes these are free but as those of us who are, shall we say…veterans of the game all know, free slots have much higher rtp and bonus more often to attract new comers and make "playing for fun" more fun obviously.
what should be explained and I think a legal requirement, is the different RTP versions of most slots available from providers that are supplied to online casinos.
lets take "Le Bandit" by Hacksaw Gaming for example. What a lot of people don’t realise is hacksaw gaming provides up to 4 versions of the same game but with different RTP percentages. This isn’t exact but definitely within 1% accuracy. I’ll give you 3 examples…91.3% 93.6% and 96.6%
a casino can have all 3 of those on their casino and you will be shown information that states it’s the 96.6% version every time you play that slot while being on one of the 2 lesser RTP versions on the casino you are playing at…better casinos usually only use the highest rtp version because it brings patrons back over the long term.
my point…don’t tell me it’s free anyway so it doesn’t matter because the real money versions are bound to be even worse and as I’ve stated before in other posts…it just continues to show how corrupt pragmatic games are when their real RTP figures are around the 55% mark.
regulation around online casino slot providers needs to change asap so they can’t control and regulate their own games statistics and data that is provided to the consumer.
if it wasn’t for NOLIMIT CITY gaming, I don’t know if there would be 1 provider that gives true and accurate statistics about their online slot games and payout figures and numbers.
I never mentioned anywhere that you don't know how slots work. I say this to regular players because I don't expect everyone to have knowledge about everything that is necessary.
As for RTP and your example, yes, there are several game providers that offer casinos the option to choose the RTP on slots, which is quite common and not everyone knows about it. However, as far as displaying a certain RTP and it being lower than what is displayed, that is not right in my opinion. For example, if there was a casino where the free version of the game had an RTP of 97% and the real money version had an RTP of 96%, and the casino still showed 97% on both versions, that would not be right in my opinion and would be misleading. In such cases, it is sometimes necessary to check the Terms and Conditions to see if there is anything written about it or to check with live chat. It's not that difficult, and the casino should provide clear information about how it works.
As for the rest, I'm not even going to respond to that, because I know it would spark a long debate here.
I'll just say that if you've posted several comments about Pragmatic and what they're like, maybe it's time to stop playing their slots if they're so bad. You'll save yourself nerves, worries about your money if you play for real money, and negativity. Every player has the right to freely decide what to play. You probably won't help anyone or anything if you come here after any tournament and talk about how bad Pragmatic is.
I understand that you have your own experiences, as do many other players who would certainly agree with you. My advice is to play slots that are honest to you.
However, the best or biggest winner is the one who doesn't play slots and doesn't play in casinos at all.
They definitely don’t display RTP of free versions, the rtp displayed is always for a paid version but but whether they’re using that version or not is the question and there’s no one who can do anything about it anyway…even if you wanted to do something legally, you’ve really got little to no chance of ever having a result of any kind.
There’s a reason 99% of online casinos that are "licensed" are in tax havens or some of the most corrupt islands in the world lol. A major overhaul of regulation and governing bodies is needed to enforce online casinos to divulge information regarding a lot of things like you mentioned, as well as third party payment providers, third party KYC authenticators, third party 24/7 support and a lot more that are refused when asked about and even flat out denied that they are being used when it’s very clear they lying too.
Personally I enjoy gambling which is why I do it so I also like to know who’s taking advantage of me and if everyone was playing by rules, any information we request should be easily accessible, unfortunately I’ve only found 1 parent company that provides most of the information you request (versus odds B.V and Modern World entertainment B.V) and it’s taken me years to find them, hopefully time and a change of ownership doesn’t sink that ship anytime soon!!
as for pragmatic, I play next to nothing of theirs and the tournaments are free so why not.
im interested in starting a forum page and having people share their thoughts about online slots and do they think casinos or game providers adjust rtp for slot games as well as players personal account rtp, thoughts on random number generated slots and is it legitimate and how random slots are or if they’re random at all, anything to do what we do know, don’t know, maybe don’t want to know or what we should know or deserve to know.
It was fun, I won twice, 150+ demo dollars each time.
Hello, please tell me why I can't deposit money into my account.
They definitely don’t display RTP of free versions, the rtp displayed is always for a paid version but but whether they’re using that version or not is the question and there’s no one who can do anything about it anyway…even if you wanted to do something legally, you’ve really got little to no chance of ever having a result of any kind.
There’s a reason 99% of online casinos that are "licensed" are in tax havens or some of the most corrupt islands in the world lol. A major overhaul of regulation and governing bodies is needed to enforce online casinos to divulge information regarding a lot of things like you mentioned, as well as third party payment providers, third party KYC authenticators, third party 24/7 support and a lot more that are refused when asked about and even flat out denied that they are being used when it’s very clear they lying too.
Personally I enjoy gambling which is why I do it so I also like to know who’s taking advantage of me and if everyone was playing by rules, any information we request should be easily accessible, unfortunately I’ve only found 1 parent company that provides most of the information you request (versus odds B.V and Modern World entertainment B.V) and it’s taken me years to find them, hopefully time and a change of ownership doesn’t sink that ship anytime soon!!
as for pragmatic, I play next to nothing of theirs and the tournaments are free so why not.
im interested in starting a forum page and having people share their thoughts about online slots and do they think casinos or game providers adjust rtp for slot games as well as players personal account rtp, thoughts on random number generated slots and is it legitimate and how random slots are or if they’re random at all, anything to do what we do know, don’t know, maybe don’t want to know or what we should know or deserve to know.
Well, I am in favor of casinos always showing or stating their actual RTP, and the best way to do that is to display it. Perhaps it would not be a bad idea to show the RTP only on the paid version, as some kind of information, so you have a question mark and when you hover your cursor over it, you see the info.
It is definitely a positive thing if you have found the right group for yourself and you can learn the most information there and everything you need.
As for the forum, it might be interesting for players, so feel free to try it. You can then give feedback on how it went, whether enough people joined in, and how it turned out.
Good luck. ☘️
Fuck bonanza
Bad session? Hope it won't happen that often to you. 🤞
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