New Slot Announcement Dragon born 117649 ways at unibet!

[Tourettesguy]

And the most strange thing that proves they both are real is that the "print screen" have been hit at diffrent times on dfferent operating systems....on one pic the dragons are raised and the other pic are the "A" raised. Explain that, its too hard to do in Photoshop and so stupid to even try whne there is no reason...then the cheaters would not use an already existing screenshot.

Only BTG themselves can re-create same winning screen on diffrent times at different OS!

 

[bigwinpictures]

We've had a good look and think it's fake, reason:

Win displayed in the bottom right before the win has finished counting up.
Win displayed and not credited to the balance.


Big Time Gaming official

"Win displayed in the bottom right before the win has finished counting up." - This is not evidence, because it's always goes like this. I checked it many times from different Dragon Born videos today. (See picture)

"Win displayed and not credited to the balance." - There is a moment when you got big win, before win credited to balance.

I have contacted person who posted this picture to us, but we haven't got any response yet.

I tried to remove my original post, but cannot edit my post anymore. So if Casinomeister admin can remove my original post until we can be sure whether picture is real or not.

We run competition on our site and I know if there is money involved, people do stupid things. But if you try to cheat on our competition, why you use A LOT effort to photoshop picture to reach half way on our leader board (not even close to get prizes). Why not add one more x7 to win competition? Until we can proof that this picture is real or not, we have banned this member from our competition and delete user picture from our site.

I hope that picture sender answer to us and clarify his picture. I will keep you updated if we got response.

 

[Harry_BKK]

Becoming more confusing and suspect with every post.

A few pages back 'rainmaker' confirmed that the screenshot on page 1 came from a media/promo package straight from BTG.

And exactly this screenshot + the ominous and never before seen 7x multiplier on Reel 6 suddenly pops up as the biggest win ever posted on this slot. Well, at least the highest X bet payout I have seen while looking around other forums.

The chances one this slot to have exactly the same symbols in exactly the same splitting pattern and exactly same positions on the reels are just too remote from a mathematical point of view. If somebody would have photo shopped it we would see the dragons prominent with the win count but in the "fake" pic we have the "A's" being prominent, which also changes the color during the win count. Just too much for a player to get it done properly with Photoshop.

And to top it all off, the BTG official then chimes in and presents some lame explanations, which are proven to be wrong.

Hmmm, just a few coincidences and irregularities too many, leading me to suspect that this screenshot came just as well straight from Big Time Gaming HQ.

This smells rather fishy, very fishy IMHO TBH.

 

[dunover]

Didnt see in your video that happen except after a free spin feature..Im talking about when you see the win amount long before the reels even stops.

Ok, it really is strange in that "fake" pic somthing is paying £262,50... / 42 = 6,25 Where in the paytable I find 6,25? Its little too stupid to fake an amount that is not possible to win in bottom center of screen...why whould he do that? Can you figure out what could have payed that amount? You sure the paytable cant differ depending of currency used or something? Why make the win amount wrong when its so easy to check?

And the gems are not around all screen all the time...it erupts from middle and it depend when you hit "print screen"..and if Im not wrong the eruptions starts over and over.

I already said there is NO 6.25 the aces should pay 5.00 per way. yes, the gems erupt from the middle but ONLY at the very start of the count-up. In this picture count-up is well under way so the gems would be everywhere.

 

[dunover]

This thread is ridiculous.

Irrespective of the bloody photos LOOK AT THE WIN TOTAL! IT IS WRONG!

I have provided pay tables for the relevant symbols which shows x stake what they should pay. 42 X 6OAK aces, 42 X 6OAK Dragons and 18 X 3OAK 10's does NOT add up to what's displayed.

£315 over what the pay tables state that combination of reels should pay. So if it's genuine the slot's pay tables are f*cked or more likely it is fake.

 

[Tengil]

I have got the 7x on last reel, so not even close to impossible.

 

[PyroclasticFlow]

Right click on " fake " screen, search Google for this image and shows up this image, so quite likely that is the original screen that was forged

 

[The Viking]

Wicked

 

[Tourettesguy]

Right click on " fake " screen, search Google for this image and shows up this image, so quite likely that is the original screen that was forged

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Wow...now there are three screens that look the same... I guess this one was real? Like the first pic in this thread.... 2 real...1 fake... or 3 real??

 

[Tropicana50]

The screenshots can be made fairly easily by modifying the javascript calls so the reels stop in whichever location you want. That way you can guarantee a screenshot without having to manipulate any graphics via image editing. You just host the front end javascript on your own local server and then make the API call to your own script instead of the one on the cloudfront server. For example you could set these reel positions via simple variables:

data.response = &MSGID=BET&B=100120&VER=2.5.1751-2.5.2282-2297-4&RID=5&NRID=0&BPR=5&RB=6&RS=[B]15|163|160|85|73|22|[/B]

.

These numbers will attain to certain positions on the reel strips.

Why the bottom text values are off by £315 is beyond me, as it seems they put some time into getting the screen right, but this could be due to changing some variables and not others in the backend correctly. On inspection though the 0 character on the balance seems off (not in line with all of the other character heights for that group, when it should be via the code), so they could just of made some bad math judgement when manually editing this text via image editing.

There are some very interesting parts within the front-end coding of this game. Notably the maxWinnings variable, and the fact that it seems impossible to win more than 2743x stake by design. I do want to add that this doesn't mean that the slot doesn't payout the RTP % it states, but to expect that a serious monster win can happen is simply not possible and probably the reason we haven't seen such screenshots.

Feel free to visit the game on any provider, in Chrome right click, then press Inspect. Find the file named dragonborn.min.js and download it. You may want to beatify it via jsbeautifier. This holds the front end code for the game. (Not the information regarding the actual reel land locations etc. This comes from the data.response which is server-side code) It can then be pieced together fairly easily for anyone with a simple understanding of Javascript programming.

Happy reading

- T

 

[gagamel]

The screenshots can be made fairly easily by modifying the javascript calls so the reels stop in whichever location you want. That way you can guarantee a screenshot without having to manipulate any graphics via image editing. You just host the front end javascript on your own local server and then make the API call to your own script instead of the one on the cloudfront server. For example you could set these reel positions via simple variables:

data.response = &MSGID=BET&B=100120&VER=2.5.1751-2.5.2282-2297-4&RID=5&NRID=0&BPR=5&RB=6&RS=[B]15|163|160|85|73|22|[/B]

.

These numbers will attain to certain positions on the reel strips.

Why the bottom text values are off by £315 is beyond me, as it seems they put some time into getting the screen right, but this could be due to changing some variables and not others in the backend correctly. On inspection though the 0 character on the balance seems off (not in line with all of the other character heights for that group, when it should be via the code), so they could just of made some bad math judgement when manually editing this text via image editing.

There are some very interesting parts within the back-end coding of this game. Notably the maxWinnings variable, and the fact that it seems impossible to win more than 2743x stake by design. I do want to add that this doesn't mean that the slot doesn't payout the RTP % it states, but to expect that a serious monster win can happen is simply not possible and probably the reason we haven't seen such screenshots.

Feel free to visit the game on any provider, in Chrome right click, then press Inspect. Find the file named dragonborn.min.js and download it. You may want to beatify it via jsbeautifier. This holds the front end code for the game. (Not the information regarding the actual reel land locations etc. This comes from the data.response which is server-side code) It can then be pieced together fairly easily for anyone with a simple understanding of Javascript programming.

Happy reading

- T

 

[Tourettesguy]

Ill never ever play BTG slots again

 

[dunover]

Right click on " fake " screen, search Google for this image and shows up this image, so quite likely that is the original screen that was forged

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This one adds up fine - 1200+6.00+1.80....

Which goes to show how Big Win Picture's is such a duff fake.

 

[colinsunderland]

Becoming more confusing and suspect with every post.

A few pages back 'rainmaker' confirmed that the screenshot on page 1 came from a media/promo package straight from BTG.

And exactly this screenshot + the ominous and never before seen 7x multiplier on Reel 6 suddenly pops up as the biggest win ever posted on this slot. Well, at least the highest X bet payout I have seen while looking around other forums.

The chances one this slot to have exactly the same symbols in exactly the same splitting pattern and exactly same positions on the reels are just too remote from a mathematical point of view. If somebody would have photo shopped it we would see the dragons prominent with the win count but in the "fake" pic we have the "A's" being prominent, which also changes the color during the win count. Just too much for a player to get it done properly with Photoshop.

And to top it all off, the BTG official then chimes in and presents some lame explanations, which are proven to be wrong.

Hmmm, just a few coincidences and irregularities too many, leading me to suspect that this screenshot came just as well straight from Big Time Gaming HQ.

This smells rather fishy, very fishy IMHO TBH.

That is exactly how I see it, plus the fact that BTG already have form for posting fake screenshots, in a competition with prizes, which funnily enough is the exact same thing as has happened this time. What doesn't make sense in this case is that they wouldn't have won with it.

I can't say 100% if BTG are involved in this, but can say 100% they won't get another penny from me until I know for sure they aren't. If a company posts fake screenshots in order to win prizes then I sure lying about other aspects of the game wouldn't be beyond them.

 

[Blathaon]

The screenshots can be made fairly easily by modifying the javascript calls so the reels stop in whichever location you want. That way you can guarantee a screenshot without having to manipulate any graphics via image editing. You just host the front end javascript on your own local server and then make the API call to your own script instead of the one on the cloudfront server. For example you could set these reel positions via simple variables:

data.response = &MSGID=BET&B=100120&VER=2.5.1751-2.5.2282-2297-4&RID=5&NRID=0&BPR=5&RB=6&RS=[B]15|163|160|85|73|22|[/B]

.

These numbers will attain to certain positions on the reel strips.

Why the bottom text values are off by £315 is beyond me, as it seems they put some time into getting the screen right, but this could be due to changing some variables and not others in the backend correctly. On inspection though the 0 character on the balance seems off (not in line with all of the other character heights for that group, when it should be via the code), so they could just of made some bad math judgement when manually editing this text via image editing.

There are some very interesting parts within the front-end coding of this game. Notably the maxWinnings variable, and the fact that it seems impossible to win more than 2743x stake by design. I do want to add that this doesn't mean that the slot doesn't payout the RTP % it states, but to expect that a serious monster win can happen is simply not possible and probably the reason we haven't seen such screenshots.

Feel free to visit the game on any provider, in Chrome right click, then press Inspect. Find the file named dragonborn.min.js and download it. You may want to beatify it via jsbeautifier. This holds the front end code for the game. (Not the information regarding the actual reel land locations etc. This comes from the data.response which is server-side code) It can then be pieced together fairly easily for anyone with a simple understanding of Javascript programming.

Happy reading

- T

Very interesting, cheers

But if this is true then this game is just a big lie, just look at what the rep posted earlier in this thread. Here he claims the max win is 117600x.

https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/dragon-born-117649-ways-at-unibet.71146/

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DRAGON BORN varies massively as you could hit a six Diamond trigger and win 50 free spins at 117,649 ways (plus uncapped repeat add-on spins for each single Diamond).
From a single (non bonus winning) spin the theoretical max for the Dragon is 2xW7xW7x2x3x4 x (six of a kind Dragons = 50x) = x117,600 total stake (W7 = Full Reel Wild x7)

It's basically a "243 WAYS" game getting chased through a hospital by Zombies with chainsaws, the Zombies are on fire and for that matter, so is the hospital , enjoy!

Launch confirmed 20/01/16

BIG TIME GAMING official

 

[Tourettesguy]

This one adds up fine - 1200+6.00+1.80....

Which goes to show how Big Win Picture's is such a duff fake.

Aaaand BTG have some explaining to do....now we have 2 real screenshots that are identical except last reel.

 

[dunover]

HOLY SHIT!!!!

Just hit this £1 stake at Tillbush Casino! Can only take 100k a month though!.

 

[Jono777]

Lol, Great minds and all that.... Was just editing mine to share when I spotted you beat me to it Dunover



Don't play Dragon Born but this was taken from one of my better days on The Horned Beast!

Yours is a lot more professional, In Fact cracking 'Newbie Bait'

 

[Tourettesguy]

Well, fyi those are fake and not even possible to get...max 2 wild reels on Dragon and max 3 Rhinos / reel on Rhino slot...

 

[dunover]

Well, fyi those are fake and not even possible to get...max 2 wild reels on Dragon and max 3 Rhinos / reel on Rhino slot...

Well I never!

 

[Big Time Gaming]

We'd like to announce that Dragon Born is live on Betfair Arcade and their mArcade today!



Big Time Gaming official

 

[petro]

Just hit this £1 stake at Tillbush Casino! Can only take 100k a month though!.

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Am I reading that right? Is that 1 million pounds?
If it is it would be the largest single (non-jackpot) win on a spin; 1million x bet

EDIT: after reading I discovered that it was an edited picture.

 

[Playford7]

It doesnt mean it's rigged - it may well mean it's incredibly high variance. DOA might be less high but for all the screenshots in here, there's thousands...probably tens of thousands..of sessions where there's no wildline. I've been playing for yrs now, and like many others by their testimony, have yet to hit one.

But if games seem rigged across the board, you're probably best to stop. Good call.

With you on DOA, never had a wildline nor the 5 scatters. IMO though doesn't mean any game is rigged, they really don't have to be. Just super high variance

 

[sapit222]

Im kicking this thread alive again.

Tried Dragon Born again today and quickly got 3 bonus games.
All three of them x2-x3..

How is that even possible??
Surely that cant be random?

 

[slotmaster]

If you get a 30x on Dragon Born bonus win that is pretty good as it's almost always low paying. Saying that I do like Dragon Born cause when you catch it hot the base game can boost your balance.