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No, but I saw it right now - thanks a bunch @cocopop3011, I'll be gettin' busy uploading, hehe...

Hi again - I've been playing it on approx. 0.20-0.25€ bet, 7-8 sessions with around 2000 spins in total. Best win was around 60x on my only ever 4 spin feature, as far as I recall. And just out of pity for the slot, I tried it out again just now - 200 spins on 0.25€ on LeoVegas, no free spins, base game RTP was around 35%. Nope, never again. Just not my game...

I'm glad you had that experience @Blackjax, unfortunately I've had no luck on this slot. Neither base game nor bonuses have been good for me, so I've kind of given up on Star Clusters, although I'm giving it points for originality in terms of game play/design. Just feels too scripted for my taste - like many other grid games.

Yes, it's working like a charm - thx a bunch! I added some screenshots of wins on newer slots. The best one in terms of multiplier is on Beast Mode: 3080x on the left bonus (Mystery Symbol feature) without gambling for extra starting symbols btw. Hate those goddamn wheel gambles...

Yeah, there are so many things that make me want bonus buys abolished altogether. There's the human tradegy factor first and foremost. I reckon a lot of people have gone broke because of gambling in general, and bonus buys in particular. I do allow myself a couple of bonus buys on eg. Extra Chilli once in a while, when I'm up, but I wouldn't be crying too hard, if they weren't available. After all, I still have the chance to land the exact same feature just playing the slot normally. But a lot of providers have come up with the concept of the "super bonus", with is practically only obtainable, if you buy the feature. I think it started out with those enhanced 150x buys on certain Blueprint slots as well as Kalamba introducing the super bonus buy on eg. Machina. The idea was quickly taken up by No Limit City, and now it's spiralling out like a goddamn virus to infect almost every new slot release. When No Limit City came up with the 750x buy on Deadwood, I knew this was just the beginning. Once you get people to accept 'a feature can cost 750x', there are no boundaries anymore. 3000x for a Tombstone RIP super feature is the limit right now, But for how long? On a personal note, bonus buys have ruined slot streaming for me - which is maybe a good thing in the long run - as practically every streamer I know of, is just spam buying expensive bonuses these days. Again and again and again, fast clicking through the features, so you can't perceive what's actually going on. Completely unrelatable for me as a small punter - and tedious too, I might add. Even worse, a lot of newer slot releases are insanely hard to bonus - or at least it's painfully hard to land one of the "enhanced" features, that has a decent chance to pay something. Hmmmm, but maybe it's not BTG's, Kalamba's, No Limit City's, ELK's, Yggdrasil's, Relax Gaming's or [insert slot provider]'s fault. They are just handing us the tools of personal financial destruction. We are pulling the trigger.

Well, if Bonanza is the reference point as to how good or bad Megaways slots are, I understand why some punters don't like them. While Bonanza was a very innovative - and imho even great - online slot, when it came out, these days it's nerfed beyond any recognition; base game is usually poor and even the basic 12 spins practically impossible to land... On the other hand, Extra Chilli is still my go-to slot number one, best Megaways slot BTG ever released, again imho. There's just one important trick to remember - hands off the gambling feature. Just a friendly piece of advise. Apart from that, I think Extra Chilli is the perfect balance between playability and volatility; unlike Bonanza the free spins are usually pretty easy to get, and the base game is very potent too. Just to compare, my best win ever on Bonanza is around 550x, while I've had multiple 1000-1600x wins on Extra Chilli. Never hit completely insane, like >5000x, but as mentioned, I loathe the gambling wheel - never used it in fact. So most of my wins are on 8-12 spins, but those Super 8's are quite entertaining, when they occur, hehe... Other decent Megaways slots imho are Legacy of Ra (Blueprint) and Divine Fortune MW (NetEnt). Primal MW (Blueprint) used to be one of my go-to slots too, but in the long run I just find it too volatile, as the free spins usually scam you quite shamelessly. But in general I think there are just too many crappy Megaways slots out there nowadays. I do like classic 9-10 liners too - Break da Bank Again, Thunderstruck, Spring Break, DoA and such are all great slots; when you hit, you hit big, which is quite satisfying. Not a big fan of grid slots like Reactoonz, Star Clusters, Jammin' Jars though - they just feel too predetermined, probably because they all are. One thing pains me btw, here on AskGamblers there isn't even a slot review of Extra Chilli, where I could post some screenshots of the good hits. Instead, here's a couple of them attached.

Well, initially this was because it seemed a bit troublesome to connect to the forum, having to give certain permissions (site wants access to my mail address etc.). Over time, my main interest has become calling out - and bashing - the rising heap of fake casino streamers on Twitch, as well as shady online casinos, which seems easier to do on forums, where your reputation is already well established. Those are probably my main reasons. On the other hand, AskGamblers seems like a good place to upload screenshots and reviews of slots, so I've been doing just that since my arrival back in July 2018. But I might post something in here once in a while, now that I've broken the silence