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By EndorphinaOfficial · Posted
Thanks for sharing your experience! We’re sorry to hear that the game hasn’t been treating you well. The outcome of every spin, including bonus triggers and features, is determined by RNG, so the timing and results can vary significantly from session to session. We hope your next sessions with 3 Fortune Chests bring you better results! 🍀 -
By EndorphinaOfficial · Posted
We can't promise, but we are working on possible contest. 😉 -
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It's still being actively worked on for the finer details but essentially they are auctioning 15 local casino licenses off during 2026/7 much like our Canadian players here deal with. It's not illegal for players here to play elsewhere even after it comes into action. Ours is set to include: Mandatory 18+ ID checks(unsure if on deposit or on withdrawal like standard) No autoplay, limits on session length and timeouts after an hours play etc. Possibly as far as what the UK has in this regards which is extreme. Limitations on bonus offers(upto 200%/$100 max incentives etc), not sure if it will impact reel races/tournaments/on casino promos etc but likely will ~17% share of gross gaming revenue(total bets minus total payouts essentially) so 17% of that revenue before the casinos costs(staff, licenses, banking/payment services etc) are even taken into account. If a site like leovegas pragmatic is 94% RTP today throw in a 17% GGR share what would it be after? As bad as brick and mortar slots at the pub or casino Theres also stuff like they must provide Maori support(official NZ language but the staffing costs for this will be insane if they can't use AI translation for a 24/7 operation) Casinos only need 7.5M capital to bid, no player protection if one is insolvent and can't payout players despite the Gov's 17% GGR share from casinos
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