RTG-White Rhino
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I tried it yesterday at Lucky Club. $.25 per spin and hit the Rhino spins. Think I ended up with around 100 spins, kept retriggering. Paid out about $60. Hit the other bonus round too but didn't get much from them.
It's one of those feast or famine games. Could hit big but most likely not.
It's one of those feast or famine games. Could hit big but most likely not.
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I, too stuck a lot of money into the game. Got the Rhinos once, the guide 10 FS a few times, and a couple of the respins. But despite a few bonus opportunities, no money was made.
I prefer Coat of Arms to this one. Although I did like the respin Rhino feature where the symbols are held on the respins for compounding wins.
Diane
I prefer Coat of Arms to this one. Although I did like the respin Rhino feature where the symbols are held on the respins for compounding wins.
Diane
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I tried it in "Fun Mode" (of course everything these days is in "Fun Mode"
..sorry I digress)...anyway, I put it on auto and it never did pay anything. I think I'm glad my Visa card is broken
..sorry I digress)...anyway, I put it on auto and it never did pay anything. I think I'm glad my Visa card is brokentakethemoney
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New slot and it takes some time for most of them to "reel up" (get enough action), then they will start to pay. Most new games don't pay very well on their release, at least, that's what I've found.
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Do you seriously believe that?
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The next slot will be named White Elephant. Mark my words.
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takethemoney
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Having been gifted with free will and free thought by my creator, yes I do.
It takes money to develop and launch a new game and there must be an immediate ROI, don't ya think?
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Having been gifted with free will and free thought by my creator, yes I do.
It takes money to develop and launch a new game and there must be an immediate ROI, don't ya think?
Slots don't work like that and anyone who knows anything about them will confirm it. As with any investment, it takes time to get into the black and the house edge takes good care of that. Casinos aren't a short term investment.
So are you saying when a new land casino opens, they also only put one ace in their decks? I mean, wouldn't they want an immediate ROI ?
I'm glad that your creator gave you those gifts and that you feel free to express your opinions. In this case, however, you are way off the reservation.
takethemoney
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Slots don't work like that and anyone who knows anything about them will confirm it. As with any investment, it takes time to get into the black and the house edge takes good care of that. Casinos aren't a short term investment.
So are you saying when a new land casino opens, they also only put one ace in their decks? I mean, wouldn't they want an immediate ROI ?
I'm glad that your creator gave you those gifts and that you feel free to express your opinions. In this case, however, you are way off the reservation.
Of course. Now please confirm that all RTPs are static, set from the factory, and cannot be altered at any time during the game's life.
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Of course. Now please confirm that all RTPs are static, set from the factory, and cannot be altered at any time during the game's life.
Why would I confirm something that isn't true?
It has nothing to do with the argument. You stated that new slots don't pay out in the beginning and won't do so until they get "enough action".....which is of course a load of cobblers. If you really believe that, and you obviously do, you are seriously ignorant of the facts.
If nobody won on new slots, you would be right. Since players DO win, you're wrong.
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Hey there's a lot of players playing for real at this forum. If White Rhino hasn't paid up to some by now, it will pretty soon. It will work both way round. Not worth getting involved on this one Nifty. (You can only lose)
It is a fun game, with great potential. Lots of pings when scatters and wilds hit, keep you on the lookout.
It is a fun game, with great potential. Lots of pings when scatters and wilds hit, keep you on the lookout.
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It did pay 4 me =)
I had 5 dollars worth of comps at inet and managed to get them up to 260, mainly on this game =) Thats allright for me =))
I had 5 dollars worth of comps at inet and managed to get them up to 260, mainly on this game =) Thats allright for me =))
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Well some games give immediate great play, others take longer, for many players, that's why I agree with the thought the investment has to be made back for some. It may be a silly notion to some players, yet other players perfectly agree. Just depends on ones experience.
I have seen that Pharoah slot at the B&M for instance, when it was new, they had a whole row of them and you couldn't get a machine for love nor money, it was always packed and was playing quite generously, then one day I went in and only one or two machines of the row were being played. Something changed, that would be my guess and the regular players out there always avoid machines that are no longer "loose" as they were in the beginning. As interest wains, the machines start getting moved around until they are finally moved out for lack of interest and something new is brought in to replace them. Of course this is only how it appears, may not be the case, but visitors to casinos perceive things this way, it's only natural.
Whether they have actually been tightened or loosened, who knows, but hot and cold machines are noticeable to anyone who observes these occurances.
Online is a bit different since you can't actually see anything except the slot you choose and play. What can be hot for some will equally be cold for others, cold for to long and the machine will not get the constant return as it should.
My experience with White Rhino, I have now played it for real on 3 sessions and still had not seen a single decent return nor a feature.
Yesterday after playing for real and busting out at 50-25 cent wagers, I switched to fun mode. On the third spin I hit the 3 scatter features of the guy in the jeep, then about another 30-40 spins after this feature I hit the Rhinos and won 4 retriggers during this session, with around 75 or 80 freespins total. Was I due to get this play in real mode if I had deposited more, or would it not come except in fun mode, that is a question that always lurks in the mind. The fact that I was out of money and then played in fun mode and got these features, doesn't solidify my confidence in the game.
So for some the game will be their new favorite and for others it will be nothing more than a stay away from game, lest your infuriating frustration causes you to lose even more by not only losing again but also trashing your computer in a fit of unbridled rage at yet another game that has made one feel like a total idiot for even spending money on the "new game".
Anyways, it can be a great slot, as witnessed in my fun mode, so just have fun with it and enjoy!
I have seen that Pharoah slot at the B&M for instance, when it was new, they had a whole row of them and you couldn't get a machine for love nor money, it was always packed and was playing quite generously, then one day I went in and only one or two machines of the row were being played. Something changed, that would be my guess and the regular players out there always avoid machines that are no longer "loose" as they were in the beginning. As interest wains, the machines start getting moved around until they are finally moved out for lack of interest and something new is brought in to replace them. Of course this is only how it appears, may not be the case, but visitors to casinos perceive things this way, it's only natural.
Whether they have actually been tightened or loosened, who knows, but hot and cold machines are noticeable to anyone who observes these occurances.
Online is a bit different since you can't actually see anything except the slot you choose and play. What can be hot for some will equally be cold for others, cold for to long and the machine will not get the constant return as it should.
My experience with White Rhino, I have now played it for real on 3 sessions and still had not seen a single decent return nor a feature.
Yesterday after playing for real and busting out at 50-25 cent wagers, I switched to fun mode. On the third spin I hit the 3 scatter features of the guy in the jeep, then about another 30-40 spins after this feature I hit the Rhinos and won 4 retriggers during this session, with around 75 or 80 freespins total. Was I due to get this play in real mode if I had deposited more, or would it not come except in fun mode, that is a question that always lurks in the mind. The fact that I was out of money and then played in fun mode and got these features, doesn't solidify my confidence in the game.
So for some the game will be their new favorite and for others it will be nothing more than a stay away from game, lest your infuriating frustration causes you to lose even more by not only losing again but also trashing your computer in a fit of unbridled rage at yet another game that has made one feel like a total idiot for even spending money on the "new game".
Anyways, it can be a great slot, as witnessed in my fun mode, so just have fun with it and enjoy!
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