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Working or not, it wouldn't matter much to me as I have never used it, nor need to use it.

I don't like Gmail (Girls mail), so I'm always using Yahoo mail...yahhoooo!

The Share is okie dokie...the Email is a dead monkey!

Another one video that left me thinking WTF is that for???

I've been MIA in this thread for a long time, so I'd post something just to show I'm still in action.

If he gets a few more Wild line wins, then King of DOA can be considered.

The only way to get those 1000x wins like the King does, is to play the game every day, or almost every day...put in 100 or 200 quid, let the game run till zero balance...REPEAT the next day...

Anyway, here's my very personal opinion about those robotic arms replacing live dealers...STOOO-PID!!!

Back in those good old days, whenever you see anyone wearing a black mask like that, they'll have a gun pointing at you too!

Damn...forgot to answer the question... I don't use the All Activity tab at all but I constantly use the Unread Content tab.

Not to worry my dear! The way things are moving for me nowadays, I'll remain on your tail!

Probably as a result of yet one more B&M...brain gone Blocked & Messed-up.

OH SHEEESH!!!

Not so long ago, bonus wagering period was a nice long 30 days. Then that got halved and became 14 days. Nowadays it's been halved yet again and is 7 days in most cases. For players who are constantly 'on the move', they have very little 'free time' to spend playing on games, as in our Cocopop case, so such players would prefer the 30 days period. For seat-warmer players, they could sit for hours on end to play their games, so a bonus wagering time limit is not that important to them. They would most probably end their game on the same day itself, won or lost. Then there are casual players who would prefer to get a long playing time instead, not ever rushing with their bets and play, and these players would also prefer at least the 14 days period. Each type of player certainly needs a different time frame, but casinos are not allowing it...they prefer quick play and quick finish, for quick revenues. So, if the allowed wagering time limit is not suitable, then it's best not to play at that casino at all...look for another venue to play that would allow more playing time. Personally, whether I have to complete my bonus wagering within 3 days, 5 days, or even 7days, it is of no importance to me, because I usually finished my play within a few hours, or by the next day.

Here's what you can do with your collected coins...

As far as I know, it is open to all countries, but I may be wrong though. Check out the following link and see if you can sign up...hopefully yes, then you start collecting coins too. https://www.socialtournaments.com/en/ (If link is prohibited, take note of the address first, then delete the link, hehehe)

I wonder too! Hahahaha. I used to buy tournament tickets with those coins before, or tried my luck on one Wheel Spin...what a big waste of coins all that was! Never won anything, lost all the coins collected. Then when I realised why I simply cannot win on the tournaments, I stopped wasting those coins and aimed for a real prize instead. Maybe there are others who are just like me, but I guess most others would spend their coins on tickets and wheel spins.

I'm not a roulette player, but here's my opinion anyway...rightly or wrongly. 25 numbers out of 37 gives a 67.56% coverage, leaving 32.44% margin for the provider. Theoretical of course, because the actual win or loss (Return To Player) would vary depending on the positioning of the bets. Is it fair or not? I wouldn't know for sure, but in the 1980s and early 1990s, all games were allocated with a simple win/loss formula...60%/40%...but as games became more sophisticated, that formula no longer became suitable, so a sophisticated formula based on Theoretical Return To Player was used instead. If you think that 67.56% is unfair, then don't play that game...find a better provider's roulette system. Not all roulettes have the same rule! Just my thoughts there.

In all honesty, I'm in the opinion that NO provider is being totally fair nowadays!!! Each provider has an ace up their sleeve...all their games have been designed to give extra advantage to them, whether table games or slots. The only difference is in the fairness...some are more fair, but most are simply guzzlers. Where slots are concerned, I still prefer to play my old Playtech favourite games, simply because they still play and pay much better than other provider's games...and their TRTPs have remained the same until now, from decades ago...no lowering of TRTPs, but other controlling mechanisms are definitely in play!

Yep, every Monday (1st day) the prize would be 150 coins, on Tuesday it will be 350 coins, then followed by a Wheel Spin on Wednesday. The number of coins have been increased since Season 8...used to be 100, 200, 300 and 600 coins, now it's 150, 350, 600 and 1000 coins...so coins collection can go much faster. Too bad the exchange prize for the coins isn't that grand! Hahaha.

I've already collected over 1 hundred of different avatars, at differing levels, all sitting doing nothing in my Collection section...nothing can be done with them either except to replace my current avatar...they are completely useless!

Today's sign in...spun the wheel...got the Level Up...but the spin stopped just short of the Cash slot...as expected of course! What did I win instead? A blardy useless avatar...WTF!

I don't know yet...but it should be, or else it's just not worth claiming that one lousy tee-shirt!

I know bro, I know. But to most people, I think, live games would refer to playing table games with live dealers, in real time, broadcasted or not. Sorry if I'm wrong, but that's how I see it anyway. Anyone interested in watching table games on a video machine? It is broadcasted live, in real time?!!!