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Whenever I see the 1000x I just

The very first?! That's wild. I would've thought Shady Lady with their highly volatile slots would've won something on one of the past multiplier contests, but they do seem to be not as big a provider.

Pissed 1385.3x

Stalling: the majority of online casinos are guilty of it. Of course it's something they can just deny, and since some players get quick withdrawals, you will get mixed testimonies. Less likely to face this stalling bullshit when the amount is small, but still happens. I've even had live chat pretending to have had connection issues and not responding for hours (conveniently when I brought up withdrawal after finishing wagering). Always super quick to respond about anything else, of course.

I don't think interesting bonuses even exist. Creativity is dead, everybody just plays it safe and does what the others are doing.

$5k sports bet years ago. Lazy bet on pretty big favorite. A better grasp of value would have prevented it.

Technically, progressive jackpots can be value.

If I play a game with bonus gamble, I have to gamble it at least once, if not twice. It feels wrong not to. If I don't go for the gamble I might as well play another game

Ra vs Osiris 0.1x

Feeling spicy, will go with Ra vs Osiris instead.

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I already closed my account there. I can't be arsed for 250 IWL

Reached out, and they wouldn't give it to me. IWILD CASINO IS TRASH. Not giving a countdown or precise time of expiration on it's bonuses is absolutely garbage. It is an anti-player, weasel behavior by this casino. Anybody who's considering opening an account at iWild Casino, look for another! AVOID IWILD CASINO.

Wow, my bonus money at iWild expired before it said it would (September 6 expiry date, but it expired like 15-20 minutes before midnight), and there is no precise countdown telling you when it expires, AFAICT (unlike all other casinos I've played at). Perhaps another sign from the universe to quit slots.

I mostly low-roll on slots now, usually I'm playing for comps. If I have balance remaining I will increase stakes to finish wagering. I rarely play slots on my sportsbook where most of my balance is since they banned me from their slots tourney in an *****-ish way (I placed 2nd, but they banned me from it and didn't even give me the prize). But yes I USED to dabble in very high stakes.

I wonder if a max win might change my mind, or would I quit slots right then and there

How long have you been playing for and when, if ever, do you see yourself stopping for good? I can see it quite clearly, in the not-so-distant future. My days are numbered. I've been at this for only 9 months or so.

This contest should add some rule like the previous month's winning slot(s) should be excluded. Or a rule where the first place winning slot is excluded for the rest of the year. Easy enough to add, follow, and enforce.

They want an explanation for your betting style of betting big on massive favorites? LOL Why would they block you if you're a VIP. This sounds stupid. Maybe they are stupid.

Random stinger back when I was on vacation (and by vacation I mean airb&b while house was getting fixed). Nowhere near my worst, though (that only means I'm not betting big enough!)

Majestic King: because it's the first slot I played, supposedly only 300x. Bamboo Ways: my favorite. Very good build up. Tombstone Slaughter: you know why (look it up if you don't).

That doesn't change what I said: I said I think it's hidden by default (and I haven't seen those two with RTP shown). Now I have seen those games with their RTP shown, thanks to you. Unless you are saying those providers have the RTP shown more often than not, Betamo is in the minority.

Oh yeah, the operator can show the RTP, but I suspect some of these providers have it hidden by default. Reason I believe this: I was able to get a casino to enable in-game RTP on all Play'n Go slots just by contacting support, and also I have never seen Spinomenal or Playson RTP shown in-game.

It's only in some games because some providers will hide that information. Some providers guilty of this: Spinomenal, Play'n Go, Playson. Why would they hide it? Because they prefer their players ignorant, IMO.

I have not been living up to my name lately