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Can you check the IP addresses? Pretty sure they'll come from the same one Yeah, they've got some Shilling going on... Ironically enough....there is some truth to some of it, when i played there their payouts were super fast...but then they made me close my account with SOW after 400 quid of deposits Worryingly, i presume these guys are 'sponsored' by the casino (why else do it?), which does make you question a casino's integrity (regardless of how super fast their payouts are) Weirdest bonus terms ever though - you'll need a PHD to understand them

Brexit, really?

Yes, i hope you don't become pregnant again as well Pretty sure the first time must have hurt more than your Wild Frames session

On the topic of MG - not sure if Netent are doing the same-ish with some of their releases - Arcane Chaos/the new Finn etc have different interfaces to the typical Netent games and look like they're being by different development houses.

Online capping is coming, sadly. And IMO it will signal the death of a lot of casino operators; either than or we will see RTPs plummet to accommodate the drop in income should it come to fruition. Hope the guys who rallied against the FOBT capping feel proud of themselves, grr.

I don’t know the last time MG made a game via their own development team...if you look at Book of Oz etc you’ll see they’re not made by MG but seemingly from developers iv never heard of before. The future? It seems to be the route they’re taking; it means less overheads for them, indirect and direct: in fact, someone mentioned this was what they’d be doing years ago and it seems to be their model now....sort of like outsourcing games development and probably why we don’t see the old MG of pre 2011. So, less costs, less staff, more profit... yup It’s a massive risk though as you essentially are outsourcing a key element of your business and essentially losing control of your USP, but given that they’re continuing to do it, it must be good financially...

Their games are a tad schizophrenic; they have book of dead for example that will probably hit a casinos top 5 per month of wins 2000x plus but then have a lot like Street Magic, where it seems wins get capped nearly at 250x etc

Best not ‘play’ and go then

Last, but not least, myself to remain as equally as sexy as 2019.

Some 2020 predictions: - SOW/SOF to hit the MGA casino's player base - Videoslots to be sold/bought over by someone (not AG) - Gamstop to finally become mandatory - Move away from Megaways and BTG needing to really think about how ***** some of their games really are - Further reductions in RTP's offered - the big UK bookies are taking the lower ones now - Netents etc, normally only offering 1 RTP, will now start to offer more - lower - The final end of MG making games, will now just host - PNG to (continue to) release some of the worst tosh slotters have seen - Relax Gaming to increase reputation with some more decent games - Johnny to continue to win whilst on the toilet - Gulp....maybe not 2020 but max stake of 2 quid in the UK - Casinos to continue to complain that they're doing x,y,z cos of the UKGC blah blah...you're a business, deal with it; needing hand held's like a child?Pah. - Progressive/collection games to be panned by the GC - More streamers to give up - one can hope - No limit City , maybe, to release some of the better HV releases - MT sites to disappear (bye bye Ikibu recently) - UKGC to introduce 3 second between spins - maybe 2021 though. - Self Exclusion to continue to be an issue - seriously? - Bear Group has gone from the UK recently and can imagine they'll be more - any luck Cassava will disappear completely

It should be probably be easier to fight the urge to slot in the coming year: - More HV releases that you need 500x bankroll's to play, or play at rubbish-y low stakes - Surely not more megaway releases, enough already - More SOW etc from MGA casinos's and all that nonsense - Aspire Global buying over every on their knees casino. - Every release from PNG - Most releases from MG On the plus side, Relax gaming are coming away with some decent releases. Need a time machine to go back to the Golden era of slotting; 2006-2009

PNG CEO to Coder - hey man, can you re-jig the code to show a decent win? Pleb Coder - sure man, you're the boss. Done. PNG CEO - Excellent - now put back the original version. Suckers.

That hit must have been got on the 10 trillionth spin They should really show a series of 2-8x wins to be complaint with the advertising standards.

Doh, so it is...pfft....even worse then

Should really tailor their response, upon knowing I'm trying to register from the UK, to spell that word with a S.

how did he register with them if from UK?

Officially leaving UK, on 2nd January, for 'strategic reasons'

Thought I'd be like the superflip guy and run on 100's Fun play - 1000x and this was with literally as many wilds as the eye can see, so, IMO pretty rubbish Makes Street Magic look like a work of art.

You got bored, i got mad in a belligerent state of 'this is becoming statistically impossible. I'd have had more success in trying to sell a decentralised internet as a good idea to google.

We're all used to dead spins in a lot of favourites (lot of NoLimit games, Push Gamings releases like Razor Shark etc) but probably still play these as it's a case of 'to be expected in sessions, given the proven (not Johnny proven, REAL proven) potential, but this is wildly different. It's a very sinister game - not often i've called games that but it's very much so. You go 100x down in your stake in this and you aint getting it back.

I imagine any good casino will not give you any pain, regardless of the amount...a casino that's happy to pay you 100 quid but suddenly start stalling on larger amounts would probably be an indicator that all is not well financially as a broad brush statement. Bitstarz will follow KYC/regulations, regardless of how much you win

Title sounds like the mission statement of Aspire Global - the new Everymatrix.

If I went to 28k and blew it all id seriously start asking questions about whether slotting is for me; don’t mean to sound cheeky but it’s either cos you can afford it or a lack of self control. Either way, it would sicken me and most folk.

96.5% here (Videoslots probably run the lower one) but yeah, it feels like it runs at 86%. I quite like a lot of the grid games but this one feels like it's been nefariously designed. Went on a near record run of 22 spins without a win at one point and could feel the anger rising

Gibraltar has a lot of them looking for work post-Brexit.