32Red - I am stunned!

[vinylweatherman]

Today is SUNDAY.

This morning, I played, had a winning session on my second deposit, and so withdrew the resulting £3800.


It's.....

PAID ALREADY

 

[plasticnote]

32red paid even quicker than before, I had a 2 cashouts from dash and 32red and got paid in few minutes on saturday night.

 

[homerbert]

redbet paid every day, no matter monday or sunday, in few hours or even minutes. If i ask in live chat to send money now, they send it
to my card from 32red money move 3 days, but its because its card

 

[rainmaker]

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Congratulations on your winnings VWM and to 32Red for being the best Microgaming based casino online

Sooooo....did you empty one of their fruit machines ?

 

[ChopleyIOM]

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Sooooo....did you empty one of their fruit machines ?

Oh don't set him off.........



Nice win VWM, and yes, 32Red are the best MG casino out there by a million miles. I've had cashouts from there paid in the dead of night on a Sunday.

 

[vinylweatherman]

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Congratulations on your winnings VWM and to 32Red for being the best Microgaming based casino online

Sooooo....did you empty one of their fruit machines ?

It was the fruit machines, but just a little tickle. An "empty" is 10K+

 

[Nifty29]

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Congratulations on your winnings VWM and to 32Red for being the best Microgaming based casino online

Sooooo....did you empty one of their fruit machines ?

You had to ask didn't ya

Anyone can try VWM'fruities method. You just need a large bankroll and patience, and some discipline at the end....there is no special tricks or bugs or strategy, apart from some forcing which anyone can do but applies to few games anyway.

All you need to do is keep ploughing the money in until it hits.....which it will at some point as it is compensated, and then walk away when it dies again.

As he will tell you, playing AWPs is not much different to normal slots in that you can still lose by the jackpot not covering your outlay. AWP's have a house edge too, sometimes higher than video.slots, and this WILL eat into your bankroll over time. VWM, like most of us, doesn't tell you about his losses or how much he spends to get his big screenshots, as nobody really wants to read about losing.....but he has the same problems as we all do when it comes to casino games, in that the more we play the more we lose.

If there really was a way to consistently beat AWPs, there would be thousands of players doing it and the casinos would have removed them long ago.

 

[Seventh777]

Four sentences wtf?, i`m stunned .

 

[KasinoKing]

Today is SUNDAY.

This morning, I played, had a winning session on my second deposit, and so withdrew the resulting £3800.
It's..... PAID ALREADY

Yeah - but then you do live next door to Pat Harrison...!
Did he pay in twenties or fifties this time?

KK

 

[vinylweatherman]

Yeah - but then you do live next door to Pat Harrison...!
Did he pay in twenties or fifties this time?

KK

It was in tokens

I'll have to take a wander and see what other casinos accept them

 

[09237653]

You had to ask didn't ya

Anyone can try VWM'fruities method. You just need a large bankroll and patience, and some discipline at the end....there is no special tricks or bugs or strategy, apart from some forcing which anyone can do but applies to few games anyway.

All you need to do is keep ploughing the money in until it hits.....which it will at some point as it is compensated, and then walk away when it dies again.

As he will tell you, playing AWPs is not much different to normal slots in that you can still lose by the jackpot not covering your outlay. AWP's have a house edge too, sometimes higher than video.slots, and this WILL eat into your bankroll over time. VWM, like most of us, doesn't tell you about his losses or how much he spends to get his big screenshots, as nobody really wants to read about losing.....but he has the same problems as we all do when it comes to casino games, in that the more we play the more we lose.

If there really was a way to consistently beat AWPs, there would be thousands of players doing it and the casinos would have removed them long ago.

is there not the risk when forcing one of these games that it may just pay out to somebody else also playing it?

 

[vinylweatherman]

is there not the risk when forcing one of these games that it may just pay out to somebody else also playing it?

Yes, I have sometimes forced 4K into a game and barely gotten 1K back before it dies. On the other hand, I am sometimes the "someone else" that gets it I have had 25K back for only a couple of grand in, so the other 23K must have come from other players.

 

[premiergaming]

Im really likeing the sound of 32 red lately! , a few days ago i writ in the forum that im looking for a very fast paying casino and straight away 32 Red was mentioned everywhere,

Then straight away i got aprivate message from the 32 Red Rep explaining payout times in a very simple format ,

Very good work from there Rep , obviasly doing there job well ,

And Casinomeister doin there job well as 32 red simply rate at the top!

 

[vinylweatherman]

Im really likeing the sound of 32 red lately! , a few days ago i writ in the forum that im looking for a very fast paying casino and straight away 32 Red was mentioned everywhere,

Then straight away i got aprivate message from the 32 Red Rep explaining payout times in a very simple format ,

Very good work from there Rep , obviasly doing there job well ,

And Casinomeister doin there job well as 32 red simply rate at the top!

Good choice, one thing unique to 32Red is over a decade of consistent quality performance. Other casinos have occasionally done one or two things better than 32Red, but have been unable to keep it up for long. You can get far bigger bonuses from many other casinos, but you pay for this with shoddy service, bullshit rules and confiscation of winnings for obscure reasons, or even them "doing a runner" one night and taking your money with them.

Unless you do something SERIOUSLY wrong, 32Red don't actually confiscate winnings. What they do is impose a higher WR as a penalty for breaking a bonus rule. It was 100x WR on any winnings made from play outside the terms, but it may be less onerous now. Furthermore, you don't just have a rep who is at the mercy of management, you actually have the top 2 bods in the company as members here, the Operations manager, and the CEO. You can take an issue right to the very top via PM at Casinomeister.

If you want a change of software, there is 3Dice. Unique in-house software, and Enzo at your disposal in the forum. 3Dice pay fast, an 8-9 hour turnaround, and even a live performance figure fed to the accreditation page which always seems to hover between 8 and 9 hours.

I usually expect payment from 32Red to be sitting there the next morning, but occasionally they beat this and pay the same day, even on a Sunday! Many casinos don't even open the finance office at weekends, let alone process withdrawals.

 

[The Viking]

First of all spot on with your post here VW
then were is that photo of your avatar taken? looks awesome got a link or something to it

Good choice, one thing unique to 32Red is over a decade of consistent quality performance. Other casinos have occasionally done one or two things better than 32Red, but have been unable to keep it up for long. You can get far bigger bonuses from many other casinos, but you pay for this with shoddy service, bullshit rules and confiscation of winnings for obscure reasons, or even them "doing a runner" one night and taking your money with them.

Unless you do something SERIOUSLY wrong, 32Red don't actually confiscate winnings. What they do is impose a higher WR as a penalty for breaking a bonus rule. It was 100x WR on any winnings made from play outside the terms, but it may be less onerous now. Furthermore, you don't just have a rep who is at the mercy of management, you actually have the top 2 bods in the company as members here, the Operations manager, and the CEO. You can take an issue right to the very top via PM at Casinomeister.

If you want a change of software, there is 3Dice. Unique in-house software, and Enzo at your disposal in the forum. 3Dice pay fast, an 8-9 hour turnaround, and even a live performance figure fed to the accreditation page which always seems to hover between 8 and 9 hours.

I usually expect payment from 32Red to be sitting there the next morning, but occasionally they beat this and pay the same day, even on a Sunday! Many casinos don't even open the finance office at weekends, let alone process withdrawals.

 

[vinylweatherman]

First of all spot on with your post here VW
then were is that photo of your avatar taken? looks awesome got a link or something to it

It's a photo off the internet. It was taken in the USA - a supercell storm.

 

[Seventh777]

First of all spot on with your post here VW
then were is that photo of your avatar taken? looks awesome got a link or something to it

If you like funky cloud formations etc, check these out ...................




What with VWM being not only our resident fruitee expert, but also our weatherman, maybe he can shed some light (pun intended) on these for us

 

[Slotster!]

It was in tokens

I'll have to take a wander and see what other casinos accept them

Ha ha. Remember those? Little silver or bronze things with a line down the middle that fit the jagged slot. Was always depressing when you finally hit a jackpot and those little bitches came clink-a-clanking out of the bottom... Almost always accompanied a "NO TOKEN EXCHANGE" sign at the Change booth. Hours of collecting wins under £2.00 to claim as much real cash as possible ensued.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

Ha ha. Remember those? Little silver or bronze things with a line down the middle that fit the jagged slot. Was always depressing when you finally hit a jackpot and those little bitches came clink-a-clanking out of the bottom... Almost always accompanied a "NO TOKEN EXCHANGE" sign at the Change booth. Hours of collecting wins under £2.00 to claim as much real cash as possible ensued.

Or going to other pubs/arcades in the area that used the same design of tokens, as there were only so many variations

 

[Seventh777]

Or going to other pubs/arcades in the area that used the same design of tokens, as there were only so many variations

The most annoying variation being the tokens with two grooves in them, those were the days .

 

[ChopleyIOM]

The most annoying variation being the tokens with two grooves in them, those were the days .

There were triple-grooved tokens as well, which were just horrendous, especially when drunk or pilled up like a loon

When a 777 Heaven or a Play It Again went on a jackpot (i.e. token) streak, £50-£60 paid in 20p tokens, that was always fun

 

[Seventh777]

There were triple-grooved tokens as well, which were just horrendous, especially when drunk or pilled up like a loon

When a 777 Heaven or a Play It Again went on a jackpot (i.e. token) streak, £50-£60 paid in 20p tokens, that was always fun

Hehe idd. my local pub back then would always exchange your tokens for cash .

 

[GambleGans]

Well I think these fast payouts are a mixed blessing. If I had to wait a few days for a payout, I was able to calm down and think a bit what I will do with that money, and most of the time, a part of it was used for other things then gambling that I already had planned before. These super-fast moneybooker cashouts all went straight into several casinos until nothing was left, because I received them while I have been in my gambling fever.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

Hehe idd. my local pub back then would always exchange your tokens for cash .

Do you remember the (mercifully brief!) 'real prizes' phase that AWPs went through?

It was towards the arse-end of the £6 jackpot era and they were scrabbling around a bit for a new hook, so some bright spark came up with the idea of having an 'extra jackpot' whereby the machine could award a real physical prize (the value of which could not exceed £6), but was treated as a £6 win the same as any other, so fully accounted for in the RTP.

As such we ended up with a rash of machines that paid out dreadful watches, cufflinks, lighters and all sorts of other random horrible shit that no one in their right mind would ever want to do anything other than set fire to (which they could theoretically do if any of the lighters ever worked for more than about 5 minutes).

Where the machines didn't pay out an actual prize themselves, they would instead pay out a 'super token', which you had to take to the cashier's desk in the arcade or to the bar in a pub, and they'd offer up a box of shit you had to choose your prizes out of.

I remember a Bullseye in a pub going on a streak entirely in super tokens, I ended up choosing 6 or 7 rubbish prizes out of the box of tat behind the bar, and then hawking it around the pub for £4-£5 per item to try and get some of my money back

 

[ChopleyIOM]

Well I think these fast payouts are a mixed blessing. If I had to wait a few days for a payout, I was able to calm down and think a bit what I will do with that money, and most of the time, a part of it was used for other things then gambling that I already had planned before. These super-fast moneybooker cashouts all went straight into several casinos until nothing was left, because I received them while I have been in my gambling fever.

With all due respect dude, that's a problem with your gambling habits, not a problem with fast paying casinos!

 

[Seventh777]

Do you remember the (mercifully brief!) 'real prizes' phase that AWPs went through?

It was towards the arse-end of the £6 jackpot era and they were scrabbling around a bit for a new hook, so some bright spark came up with the idea of having an 'extra jackpot' whereby the machine could award a real physical prize (the value of which could not exceed £6), but was treated as a £6 win the same as any other, so fully accounted for in the RTP.

As such we ended up with a rash of machines that paid out dreadful watches, cufflinks, lighters and all sorts of other random horrible shit that no one in their right mind would ever want to do anything other than set fire to (which they could theoretically do if any of the lighters ever worked for more than about 5 minutes).

Where the machines didn't pay out an actual prize themselves, they would instead pay out a 'super token', which you had to take to the cashier's desk in the arcade or to the bar in a pub, and they'd offer up a box of shit you had to choose your prizes out of.

I remember a Bullseye in a pub going on a streak entirely in super tokens, I ended up choosing 6 or 7 rubbish prizes out of the box of tat behind the bar, and then hawking it around the pub for £4-£5 per item to try and get some of my money back

Lol I vaguely remember the rise of Awards With Prizes. the turning point for me was when I found out a few tricks - Don`t hold 2 matching symbols after a nudge, 3rd hold of 2 symbols = win, certain slots turning all red at the beginning of a climbing feature, so you knew the Jackpot was imminent, even if you went higher than 11 you would hit a 12, fun days idd.

 

[requiem]

That's quick. I really hope more and more Casinos focus on making withdrawals faster. I am used to being paid within a day where I play now, and I like it.

 

[klara1968]

CONGRATS

WELL DONE !

 

[vinylweatherman]

Do you remember the (mercifully brief!) 'real prizes' phase that AWPs went through?

It was towards the arse-end of the £6 jackpot era and they were scrabbling around a bit for a new hook, so some bright spark came up with the idea of having an 'extra jackpot' whereby the machine could award a real physical prize (the value of which could not exceed £6), but was treated as a £6 win the same as any other, so fully accounted for in the RTP.

As such we ended up with a rash of machines that paid out dreadful watches, cufflinks, lighters and all sorts of other random horrible shit that no one in their right mind would ever want to do anything other than set fire to (which they could theoretically do if any of the lighters ever worked for more than about 5 minutes).

Where the machines didn't pay out an actual prize themselves, they would instead pay out a 'super token', which you had to take to the cashier's desk in the arcade or to the bar in a pub, and they'd offer up a box of shit you had to choose your prizes out of.

I remember a Bullseye in a pub going on a streak entirely in super tokens, I ended up choosing 6 or 7 rubbish prizes out of the box of tat behind the bar, and then hawking it around the pub for £4-£5 per item to try and get some of my money back

I still have some of this tat. Most of it no longer works, often not working right out of the box. I still have a working Citizen calculator though, and ditched a few other prizes as christmas and birthday presents. Some machines allowed you to choose a prize or tokens.

I also remember the "token streaks", which I bet were intentional so that rather than walking out with a wad of cash after a streak, you would play it back. I noticed that after a token streak, I often got very little back in the way of cash until all the tokens had gone back in, and then the machine suddenly perked up. I decided to keep the tokens and look to play them in a different machine rather than have them exchanged back to cash at around 10% RTP on the same machine.

On the motorways, there were three different designs, Welcome Break, Granada, and Pavilion. It was easy to figure out where else to find an arcade that accepted the same tokens. I also found that in some seaside resorts, you might find two arcades far apart accepting the same tokens. A single arcade at the Eastern end of Southsea accepted the tokens produced by the big pier and funfair complex at the western end, but it was quite a long walk. The arcade was a bit pissed as the drift was mainly one way, and they ended up with all the tokens.

 

[The Dude]

If you like funky cloud formations etc, check these out ........

What with VWM being not only our resident fruitee expert, but also our weatherman, maybe he can shed some light (pun intended) on these for us

If so, in another thread please. This is about 32red.

 

[sapit222]

Today is SUNDAY.

This morning, I played, had a winning session on my second deposit, and so withdrew the resulting £3800.


It's.....

PAID ALREADY

Very very nice!
Grats to you vinylweatherman!