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It's all part of their marketing ploy...attract the high rollers with a very high win possibility...but minus the frequency of getting it! I've seen many games that have very good paytables but simply pay like p**p!

100,000 credits for 5 Wilds? Wow! But I bet that win can only come once in a lifetime...or maybe not at all!

That's another example of how that blardy A.I is 'manipulating and reducing' the payouts with bigger bets...not much difference than if won with smaller bets ain't it??? Honestly speaking, I'm already losing interest in slots now...they just don't play and pay as good as before...it's all just wasting money away...DAMN!

Been there...done that...and had some fun...but wished they have NetEnt and MG games, which they don't...too bad.

Aaaah...I love peanut butter too...but the crunchy one. Research has shown the the smoothie peanut butter is less nutritious than the crunchy one...simply because the bits of peanuts do make a big difference...maybe it's like diamonds in the spread? Hehehe. So, if you can, go for the crunchy version. If not, you're probably missing out on the palatable diamonds! Hahaha.

Nowadays, things have become even worse. Damn and curse that blardy A.I that every game provider seems to have installed into their servers! None of my old favourite games can ever play the same way again! Supe It Up is my best example. I have come across many new circumstances in the entire game play so far, which would not have happened years before, not until that blardy A.I came in! Now I'm getting blardy long stretches of no-big-wins, like over 250 Free Spins games in a row - totally ridiculous and unheard of! But when it pays, it would give 3 or more Mega Wins of over 500x within a short span of time. Worse still, each time I start playing with bets of over $0.50, it wouldn't pay! When I chase the Free Spins games with bets of over $0.50, the third scatter would appear for a nano second, then quickly slips down just below the play screen! Sheesh! Observers like me can see these differences in the game play, and I am totally 100% certain that the A.I has taken over the game for ever! Worst of all...those Mega Wins that come nowadays have never been as good as before! BLARDY DAMN!!! For now, I will still play Supe It Up...but one day I will stop completely and move on...only time will tell when. All my losses so far have been with small bets only. If I've been playing with big bets, I may have lost a house by now! A beginner, playing with big bets, would certainly have lost a house just within months or within a year of playing the game! So beware! You can't beat the A.I, not until you can find a way to fool it on and off...but know too that your tricks would soon be learned by that blardy A.I...then it'll be back to square 1!

I haven't...still undecided!

See the picture below? Bet you know what that is, right? Yeah...that's everyone's favourite...peanut butter...or peanut spread...but that's not the question of 'did you know that...?' Hehehe. The question is even more tantalising than the peanut butter/spread itself! So, what's the question, you are thinking... Did you know that peanut butter can be as valuable as gold itself? Nope...you don't know that, right? What if I tell you now that peanut butter can be made into diamonds?!!! So every household actually have diamonds in a jar without knowing it...hahaha. Well...okaaaay...it isn't as simple as that of course...and you can't eat diamonds either...but you certainly would want the diamonds, right? Before you start going to the supermart and buying all the peanut butter on the shelves, kindly read the following first. If you can do that 'simple' process, then you can get all those lovely diamonds. Oh please...don't ask me how to do it...I don't have the slightest idea! Peanut butter can be turned into diamonds. You don't need to dig for diamonds - just turn to your pantry. Thanks to the high levels of carbon it contains, scientists in Germany say peanut butter can be mixed with carbon dioxide to form diamonds. As Popular Mechanic outlines, the process involves extracting oxygen from the carbon dioxide, leaving behind carbon that turns into diamonds when subjected to intense pressure.

Hi there, and welcome to Askgamblers. Firstly, all new gamblers should and must realise that gambling is not much difference than formula 1 racing! For newbies, it is suicidal!!! What it means is that, before anyone can participate in such very risky events, one must be armed with all the essential knowledge and experience first! For gamblers, playing casino games without the required knowledge and experience would definitely lead to incredibly huge losses...and also probably leading to addiction...and worse more. So, as a new gambler, always start VERY CAUTIOUSLY and with small affordable bets...NEVER play with big bets unless you know the game very well...even if you have millions in your bank account! A million bucks/quid can be lost within months! Needless to say, it usually takes years to gain all the knowledge and experience...but every new gambler must start at the very beginning!

You took the words right out of my mouth, my dear! When I read the post earlier on, I had thought of answering...negatively...but I didn't. Most of the European based Playtech casinos are now restricted for me, so I can't really help out in the first place. There used to be a list of Playtech casinos under 'software' category here before, but that's no longer available now, but I do know that there are still several more unmentioned casinos that the poster can try out...like Grand Reef, African Palace, 21 Nova, Winner, etc...including William Hill of course.

Hmmm...I tend to skip taking up any 5 no-deposit free spins myself...just not worth it...despite any winning potential!

Whaaaat the argh??? That's all they gave you by using the 400FS code??? Oh geeees...

You're currently on a roll and on fire...so go blast them mate!

Fiekie mate...Drskin's last sentence says it all...anyone can get it...just use the code...too bad I can't try it out.

Des24...nope...PlaynGo isn't the worst where dead spins are concerned! You should try playing Bonanza, Danger High Voltage, or Donuts by BTG...you may get thousands of empty worthless spins before it gives you a Free Spins game! Also, betting on big bets is a sure way of suicide nowadays...the very low paytables...the artificial intelligence avoiding/skipping big payouts until you drop down your bet size...things like that...and all these are for real nowadays!

Everyone should realise that this life of ours is simply full of lies, deceits and deceptions...so much so that no one can ever be certain of anything anymore! Whenever there's a probable truth, there'll definitely be a probable deceit/deception to it! Online slot games are no exception of course...with plenty of streamers providing plenty of deceiving 'wins'...just to attract ignorant gamers to play the games! Young streamers playing at ridiculously high bets of $50 - over $100 a spin??? Only billionaires can afford to waste money on such huge bets!

That's a pretty good free spins offer, if I may say so...but all gone within 4 minutes...oh geees...best described as very typical!

Most probably yes. I checked both their websites yesterday and there isn't any such offer...so it must be by invitation only.

Maybe Jammin Jars only pays to players who like jams...the last time I had marmalade jam was so many years ago...

Aaah...and that's exactly what I'm doing to many other games too...staying away! Hehehe.

All I can say, Guru-san, is that many other games behave the same way too...just as for my favourites Finn And The Swirly Spin and Supe It Up game too! But unfortunately, my appetite for Push Gaming has been pushed over the cliff, so I won't be playing them until my financial situation improves.

Or maybe it's more like the rep saying "blah, blah, blah...and blah, blah. blah..." and the management replying "shut up!"...???

I don't have to...I think my Staling is jumping up and down in joy even more than me...

I guess only Fiekie or Pinnit could start a topic on Push Gaming. As for me...I've got only one comment...I'd push it over Dover cliffs...

Perhaps this is one more case of a good casino rep versus a less-desirable casino management?