AlexBragg

Hey guys! The 8th AskGamblers Awards nominations are now open, and since we're still in the nomination phase, you can support multiple slots—including the ones you already did! If you’ve enjoyed playing Book of Buffalo or Tikaani Gold (which many of you tried during our previous tournament ), now’s the perfect time to give them a little boost! To nominate them, just click the yellow "Nominate" button on their pages: Book of Buffalo Tikaani Gold It only takes a few seconds, and you can still vote for other slots too! Thanks a ton for your support.

@Blackjax we are cooking something, not sure if will be ready for February. On the other hand, we have released new game Phoenix Queen. This game has two main features: the hold and spin and the free games feature. In other games, these two usually work separately: you can only win one at a time, and they normally don’t affect each other. For this game, however, we’ve tried to make them work together for that extra excitement and zing. The main attraction of this approach is that the player can trigger not one, not two, but three consecutive features with one single spin.

Hey everyone, A big shoutout to all the winners – congrats! Get ready because 2025 is shaping up to be even bigger and better! Something exciting is just around the corner. Wishing you all a joyful Christmas and a fantastic New Year! Here’s to a wonderful holiday season and an incredible year ahead! Cheers, Alex

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We’re sorry to hear about the issue you’ve encountered with Creepy Christmas. Our team is currently looking into this to identify the cause and ensure it’s resolved as soon as possible.

Creepy Christmas offers a thrilling gaming experience with a higher win potential of over 6,500x, but its high volatility means those top wins are harder to hit. On the other hand, Down the Chimney might be the better choice for consistent wins, with a slightly lower maximum payout of 4,500x and a more balanced medium volatility, offering more frequent mid-size rewards. In simple terms: if you're feeling adventurous, go for Creepy Christmas. But if you're in it to win steadily, it's time to head Down the Chimney!

Hi @Afi4wins, that’s a great question! Unfortunately, this isn’t something I can directly control, as each operator sets their own policies regarding bonus money play. That being said, I’d be happy to reach out to the operators if you can let me know which ones are excluding this option. I’ll do my best to help where I can!

Personally, I’m a fan of Atomic Slot Lab’s Cai Fu - Emperor’s Ways. What really sets it apart for me is the innovative Connect & Collect mechanic. In today’s crowded market, it’s refreshing to see a game that truly stands out instead of reusing the same repetitive or cloned features. With every spin, there’s a chance to trigger wilds, free games, or even in-game jackpots. As long as you connect your way across the grid using the special symbols, you’re guaranteed to collect one or even multiple prizes. It’s a game that keeps things exciting!

I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts! I understand how frustrating that can be, and I’ll do my best to pass this feedback along to make things better in the future. If there’s a casino you enjoy playing at, let me know in PM—I’d love to see if there’s a way to make Bragg games more accessible for you.

Thank you, Blackjax! It’s so great to be back, and I’m really happy to hear that you’re enjoying the games. In our latest contest I saw you said Down the Chimney is your new favorite slots, Try Almighty Hera and let me know what you think.

Hey everyone, I know its been a while ago, but I just want to thank you for participating and congrats to the winners. We have new contest live on AG forum. There are 4 Christmas game for you to enjoy. Alex

Thank you dear @cocopop3011 for such a lovely introduction.

Thank you for the welcome @Afi4wins Back in 2016, I started my journey with AskGamblers as games specialist. I was the one adding the games/reviews to the website. Then I move to other roles at AG and since last year I am with Bragg.