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Big Time Gaming - Disastrous Gameplay

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3 weeks ago
deus

For several days now, and across various casinos, I've noticed that the Bonanza Megaways game in particular is running very strangely; it really looks like a scam.


If you play this game with small bets, it works without any problems.


However, if you buy the bonus game separately (paying for 90 spins at once), it goes haywire every time. During the bonus game, the connection drops almost every third or fourth spin, and of course, there's no win each time. The total winnings from the 12 bonus spins are always so meager that it can't be a coincidence. This has happened to me at least 30-40 times in the last few days, across four different online casinos. The strange thing is that the connection drops at least two or three times during each bonus game. I even cleared my browser cache, deleted all cookies, etc. Nothing helped.


I no longer believe in coincidence. At first, I thought the casinos were cheating, but now I think Big Time Gaming is behind it.


Anyone who wants to can try it and see that something is wrong.

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rkk_66
3 weeks ago

I just responded in the Legiano discussion; well, this post probably changes the perspective a bit. Are you saying that no matter where you try, the bonus buy feature acts strangely? Across multiple casinos? It can be a technical issue of some sort. How about asking the provider? To be honest, if you could spot it, it would not be a very clever way to sabotage your own game like this, which makes me believe that the game provider might want to know too.

It's merely an idea for discussion and I agree it must feel weird.

2 weeks ago
deus

I tried four other casinos, again at least 20-30 times in total, always with the same result. My total winnings were only twice higher than my total stake. And that was with 12 spins and an increasing multiplier. This has absolutely nothing to do with chance or luck. It's unbelievable.


With their Bonanza game, BTG recently engaged in a deceptive tactic by artificially increasing the number of possible combinations, now offering more than 1000 possibilities per spin. At the same time, however, the actual winnings were minimized to such an extent that more than 95% of spins now result in no win.


This scam with the bought bonus games, where 80-90% of the stake is lost every time, was the final straw for me. BTG is now just the lowest of the low in my book.


And I am sure that an independent audit would confirm what I am talking about.

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rkk_66
2 weeks ago

I see.

Well, in that case, I would share your findings with the provider or game check. If you say it's so obvious, I also expect tons of others having the same perspective, which is certainly worth sharing or discussing with the relevant parties.

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