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Fair or unfair, when money matters the most, casinos simply would not implement 'unfavourable' tools that would work against them. Casinos are not customer-services orientated, where customer comes first and customer is always right...they are purely money collection centres disguised as entertainment outlets, where customers are given almost no preferential at all! Sure, casinos should be made to implement max bet controlling tools, so that customers do not make such mistakes, but it would also mean casinos would miss out on 'extra money gaining opportunities'...and that's a big "no! no!" to casinos. Has life ever been fair? Has the law always been fair? So would casinos always be fair? No way bro!

Been there, seen that and gone through that! It happened some time ago, can't remember which game it was, but I was starting to get regular small wins on that game (a small time low roller). Then the game started hanging up, refusing to complete the loading up process, no matter what I had tried to do. The live chat host couldn't give any reasons for it to happen, so as usual, would request for cache clearing, or a browser change, and all that whatnots, all without success of course. In fun mode, the game would play without any problems. Say what you like, think what you like...but I know I was being blocked off from playing on that game...but only at that one particular casino!

You are not alone mate! I too had to endure such nonsensical requests some months ago from 2 casinos...one Dama owned and one N1 owned. I've been a member at that one Dama casino for well over 5 years, had my account verified on 2 previous occasions, but the last request was for photographic proof of all my documents, no longer accepting anything scanned or in pdf format. My argument about paperless statements was not accepted, so I got infuriated and immediately requested for closure of my account...it's now closed permanently. The other N1 owned casino, on the other hand, was more reasonable, and finally approved my documents after some days of 'sleeping over it'. For me, I always stand my ground. Push me and I'll punch back!

Yes, it can indeed be misleading, especially to players who aren't familiar with looking at paytables (win values of symbols). Some providers choose to show total bet win values, some choose to show win values based on the coin value in play, even though the coin denomination itself may not be shown. Hence such info can be misleading. Older games, on the other hand, always show the coin denomination and the bet size, but newer games tend to show only the bet sizes. There's definitely a discrepancy in that Royal League game, and that 800x should show 40x instead, since all win values in the paytable are for total bet. Shows the inexperience level of the game designers!

Hi there Blindlight, welcome to the forum. I have just checked the game and its paytable, but sorry to say, there is actually nothing wrong in its paytable or its payout schedule. Getting 5 Scatters is shown as a 40x TOTAL BET win in the paytable (all other wins are shown as total bet wins as well), but 5 Scatters is shown as a 800x COINS WIN during play. 800 coins / 20 lines = 40x total bet win. Most games would show a coin or line win value for each symbol in the paytable, but some games actually show a total bet win instead, as in Royal League Neptunes Harem game.

What actually is your problem Kevronirone? Have you tried making a withdrawal but the withdrawal was rejected, or is your account still hasn't been verified? Your statement shows withdrawable amount : $2286.58, so all this amount should be withdrawable.

I keep away from Red Tiger games as well. Most of the other well known providers are also out of my playing list anyway.

All that I can say on my behalf is that PlaynGo games have generally become more rotten than before, dishing out more dead spins and smaller wins. I only play on 3 games from PlaynGo...Pimped, Holiday Season and Legacy Of Dead. I avoid playing all the other games simply because they have gone rotten! Is this happening only with PlaynGo games? Heck NO!!! The same thing has been happening to almost all other games as well, regardless of provider. Some well known providers are worse than the lesser known ones, but I'm not naming them, because different players may have different views and still have luck on them.

I'm cutting down on my slots gaming by as much as 80-90 % this month, so I'm back to spending lots of my time playing the good old Red Alert game...that, or watching lots of old war and western movies. Keeping myself away from slots for as much as possible, simply because the going everywhere has been quite appalling lately. Anyway, just got my best ever score on Red Alert today, after many days of playing it, needless to say, after so many attempts to beat my old best record as well. Now it stands at over 16,000 kills without losing any single unit on my side. Still on-going, still a higher score to come, but never mind, hehehe.

Glad to be able to assist you in any way. As to which casino should be good for you, that depends from which country you are playing from. There are lots of good casinos around, also as listed here under the casino reviews section, so you can either go through that list, or just say where you're playing from and other members here can give some good choices.

Since you're a fairly new player at casinos, you may not know the bigger picture of how games play and pay, and may not know which casinos are more safe and reliable to play at. In my personal opinion, the 3 casinos that you are playing at are merely average-rated casinos, meaning, they are not that reliable or good. Secondly, all games have a fixed RTP, each one may differ from the next, but these RTPs are based on billions of spins done on each game. So over a period of only 6 months, a player's RTP may vary greatly, from very low to very high, depending on how lucky or unlucky you have been so far. Thirdly, all games have their good moods and bad moods, with bad moods most of the time, meaning, players would be losing most of the time, but winning a few times, regardless of the game provider. Fourthly, not all games play and pay in the same way. Even a good game to one player but be poison to another player, and some players may not even get wins almost all the time either. Reactoonz by PlaynGo is actually a good game to play. It can pay big but can eat big as well, so a lot depends on your luck actually. All the above comments are not comprehensive but are merely guiding comments. With more playing experience, you would gain more playing wisdom, and make better decisions and choices on casinos and games to play.

The 3 most important documents for account verification: #1 Photograph or screenshot of your ID, passport, driving license, or any other government issued identity document; #2 Photograph or screenshot of your utility bill, with your name and address clearly visible (should be the same as that you registered at the casino). A utility bill can be electricity, water, gas, or phone (mobile phone bill not accepted) bill. A bank statement of your own account is also accepted as proof of address. #3 Photographs or screenshots of your credit or debit card (front and back) that you had used for making deposits at the casino, but do not expose the digits at the back of the card, and block off the middle digits at the front (exposing all digits is a huge potential risk). #4 Since your withdrawal amount is more than 2000 USD/EUR, some casinos may require you to submit proof of your funds, namely Source of Funds (SoF) or Source of Wealth (SoW). A salary slip may be acceptable but may also not be.

Well, I would be more blunt and say a blardy sheety 30x win from that blardy Pragmatic game!

You bought the bonus for 100x and got a generous 30x win?

And I would GLADLY sign up and take it up!

If that's the case, then it certainly is a marketing ploy...a misleading one!

A blank face or expression...exactly how we would feel whenever our answers or replies are being ignored. Some people do not understand the importance of a feedback to their queries or questions, they think just by reading the replies are good enough for them, but to those members who took time and effort to give a reply or answer would simply feel very frustrated indeed.

'Your return is being processed' simply means the sender wants you to return to their website, usually with some free spins or a deposit bonus offer to get you playing. I've gotten a few of such emails so far, but I don't find them misleading though, cos the casino's name (or an affiliate) would appear as the sender, and I'd know what that mail would be about. Maybe that's just me.

Why do you need to know each and every currency abbreviation Matiselli? You only need to know the ones that you can use, or your own currency (which you should already know).

Well, that's the SECOND LIE from Push Gaming in JJ2 game!!! (1 finger up)

WTF!!! The blardy Gigajar feature paid only a 100x win??? It says the feature would give at least 3 of 2x2 size Jars (hence Gigajars), but it looks like a normal size Jars to me. Is this one more BIG LIE from Push Gaming?

Anyone who can score above 20,000 is indeed very lucky...and probably win 10 or 15 EUR. Those huge top prizes are only for SHOW...not meant to be paid out to genuine players, which is typical of Pragmatic Play's concept!

I won't be surprise to see more and more providers turning to release such nonsense CON GAMES in the near future! Such games should be BANNED in the first place...they're openly ripping off players from their cash!

After getting more than 50 more of that Discs, one would expect the blardy Giga Jar feature would be triggered...but hhell no...it NEVER came! It's all a complete LIE!

That's probably the only right way to play Pragmatic games...hit and run...quit when ahead...stay on and lose all! Today, I played at Pragmatic's Social Tournament, just to try my luck on its anniversary tournament, with a prize pool of 20,000 EUR. 100 spins at 1 EUR, can play as many times, unlimited. My score? Just over 4,000. The top scores? Each over 500,000! Go figure!