I've played this one a bit and didn't find it too bad. Features came in pretty quickly while I didn't notice any longer dead spins spells either. Didn't get any notable wins on it but all in all a typical Big Bass - for better or for worse.
I was just playing the newest one: Big Bass Vegas 1000. Now, this was brutal. 250x gone in no-time. Feature came in after 300 spins but could only salvage a small portion of that. Looks equally brutal to BB Splash 1000. Probably won't play again.
I'm undecided on this but am trying to find someone to vote for. But it's a bit much to scroll through 75 pages or so to find out who's listed.
Are betRebels there? I might vote for them since I've mainly been playing there for a while and they aren't so quick to limit your betsizes during decent runs.
Rocketplay etc (all those former Dama/Hollycorn sportsbooks) have an absolutely terrible site lay-out, the list of games just jumps like they're on a trampoline, during peak hours it's near impossible to click on the match you're eyeing, can't believe they released that as the final product.
I can't stand that Crazy Ex soundtrack. Really. It just has no life, no soul. Terrible. Incidentally, all that can be said of an ex gf of mine too! 😅
The Rave is a great suggestion. It's not my own favourite but I saw this topic and asked the wife what she thought, and she instantly replied The Rave!
For me, it's the user comments and those alone. In most review sites, it's pretty obvious the reviewer hasn't put a penny in to the casino in question, they are just following a generic formula to fill out the required fields. These reviews are good for collecting vital info about a casino, but as for user experiences, only legit user reviews will do.