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Lots of games, for example Koi Princess and Merlins Millions, have the option of placing a "Bonus Bet" (or "Super Bet") alongside your regular wager. I've been experimenting playing the games with and without the additional bet and so far have come to the conclusion that it's nothing short of a con! On NetEnt's "Koi Princess" in particular, the game promises to add additional high paying symbols to the reels, and a greater chance of big payouts from the bonus round. It's not guaranteed though and whilst I'm sure I've just been unlucky I haven't seen any benefit when I've reached the bonus wheel with the SuperBet on - just the opposite infact, the prizes have been lower! So my question is, do you use this option ? And on which games? Do you think it's a fair bet?- 22 replies
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Have you tried the new version of Blackjack (Suit 'Em Up) that launched at many RTG (Realtime Gaming) casinos last week? Golden Euro Casino has it and until the end of the month they'll give you double comp points when you play it online or in the mobile casino. Suit 'Em Up is a traditional blackjack game, but with something extra. You can place a sidebet on the suit of the first two cards to be dealt. Sidebet payouts can be up to 60:1. Suit 'Em Up Blackjack players have the option of using two, six or eight decks. With eight decks the house edge is only 2.67%. Double Comp Points, which can be redeemed for cash, will be automatically awarded on Suit 'Em Up Blackjack until May 31, 2015.
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