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[winbig]

The price is right, but given in the coin size, you played. 15,000 at a 0,01 coin size means 150.
ok?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but...

That's why I think it's always wise to play with a higher coin denomination (say, .05-.10) for those games that have bonus rounds that pay in coins as opposed to simply multiplying your total bet by whatever amount. Even if you only play with 1 coin per line, the bonus round will pay much better than at .01 with multiple coins per line.

[SlotsWizard]

thanks mike yeah thats the one cashville, played at Ladbrokes, yeah i understood it was 15k coins i was just wondering if it would actually be that amount if you did pick that one or would the software change it for a different predetermined value.

thanks for yoru reply mate

ssgt

Nobody (except for the programmers) really knows whether it's predetermined or not.

My hunch is that it is predetermined. If you had clicked the other one, you probably would have gotten the same amount.

But... I've said this before and I'll say it again: since we really don't know, we are entitled to have it both ways: If you pick the largest amount, way to go! If you don't pick the largest amount, well, what can you do - it's all predetermined anyway.

[dcimp3]

Nice hit over at Clubworld. If you have not played there, check it out. The customer service is awesome.

Cheers

Joe

[Slotster!]

sorry to hijack the thread if this is the wrong place to ask but it is related to big wins,

i was playing the billionaire slot earlier i forget the proper name where you have to pick one of 4 people then chose objects,
my question is this: i had two picks (4 bonus symbols) on the guy with the oil wells and diggers, i picked 5k and 3k, the others revealed amounts varying up to 15k, if i had picked the one that was 15k would it actually have been that amount or does it just show those to entice you to play more? or is the prize predetermined?

thanks for any help and sorry to hijack again

I've thought about this a lot. I'm almost 100% certain that all 'pick 'em' style bonuses, and the 'remainder display' is just for show. Thing is, you do sometimes hit the big ones - so it's all part of the expected return/percentages... I used to quite like Cashville, forgot all about it!

[nihtolouloudo]

Nice hit over at Clubworld. If you have not played there, check it out. The customer service is awesome.

Cheers

Joe

Nice hit! Congratulations!
If you check some more posts here in CM you'll find out that not everybody is happy with the customer support of the mentioned casino...

nihtolouloudo

[nihtolouloudo]

I'm almost 100% certain that all 'pick 'em' style bonuses, and the 'remainder display' is just for show. Thing is, you do sometimes hit the big ones - so it's all part of the expected return/percentages...

I agree with this and also with mikepipe and SlotsWizard.

I also play in a casino site with lots of games (quite simple to program I would think if you compare them with real casino games). You can't win money there but points. And there are a few games that add to your balance before you could make your choice. The moment you open the game you can check your balance and you see that it has gone up a few points before you even had the chance to make a choice. So it this case the win is definitely predetermined.
I am sure there is a significant difference between the way the games on that site and the games on casinos work. But I also had an up and down on my real money modus playing at online casinos before the result of the spin was visible to me. But I did have click already the spin button. The spin was just not finished yet. I am sure there is a logical explanation for this "phenomenon" that has to do with the casino's server and the time needed to be seen by us. But it still makes one think that many spins/bonuses could be predetermined.
Casino people call it "random"

We'll never find out...

nihtolouloudo

[babs7262]

not bad, again just .40

[buzzweisergrl]

Nice hit but it has been my experience too that it will take all your money back if you continue to play.

[KasinoKing]

Nobody (except for the programmers) really knows whether it's predetermined or not.

My hunch is that it is predetermined. If you had clicked the other one, you probably would have gotten the same amount.

But... I've said this before and I'll say it again: since we really don't know, we are entitled to have it both ways: If you pick the largest amount, way to go! If you don't pick the largest amount, well, what can you do - it's all predetermined anyway.

This is one of my 'pet niggles' as well.
I would prefer to think the bonus amounts are actually set behind each symbol & that my pick really does effect the result.
Last time I played Cashville I got the bonus twice in 3 spins & picked the biggest win both times!
($80 off 80c spins, twice!)

With games like Prime Property & Moonshine I usually just go along the top row, back the next row, along the next...
I still don't know if it predetermined or not, but it's nice when this happens:-

[me_and_ed]

.25c bet, just under 1000x.