New Slot Announcement Archangels: Salvation by Netent

[Balthazar]

Starburst is the slot that has received the most bets this year at TradaCasino. In addition, it was played by the highest number of individual players, so its not just a small number of Starburst fanatics messing with the figures.

I'm not a fan Starburst myself, but its been consistently number one for as long as I can remember!

Man those NetEnt games must generate soooo much money for the casinos. Nearly 0% chance for the player to make a cashout while playing them.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

I mean, if St*rb*rst is that popular it shows how the playing public have been hoodwinked and conditioned to crap over their gambling careers. It's a simple game, designed for simpletons too and has been mercilessly flogged to new depositors whom it's assumed will be baffled by anything more complicated. It's also 'safe' for promotions as firstly it's never been recorded to have paid its whopping 500x bet top prize and secondly due to the game mechanic, volatility and math model it will almost certainly bust every fool who tries to wager a bonus on it.

St*rb*rst is simply fodder for casinos and that's why over 20 developers have a version of it. The game is evil.

Heh

Remember this 300,000+ spins experiment from 2012?

 

[TheresNoDInBonanza]

That review I played 4-500 spins in I believe. 1300 is unlucky, but it staggers me as to why anyone would chase a game when say 50-150x bet down, it's a Netent and there's little chance of getting 100x in the feature anyway? It's basically like St*rb*rst and once down over 50x it's nearly impossible to recover, Netent egg-timer mechanic.

I was mainly in a state of shock, I just couldn't believe what I was seeing and kept thinking "surely in the next 50 spins"...

 

[electronictonic]

Man those NetEnt games must generate soooo much money for the casinos. Nearly 0% chance for the player to make a cashout while playing them.

Which is precisely the reason for their massive share drop, players can see NetEnt tailors their games for casino profit, not actually for giving the player a chance of winning, other providers have probably noticed too and started to make games that the player stands a chance of actually winning on, NetEnt is the master of the controlled loss maths model, I am happy to see them struggling so bad, they deserve it.

 

[dunover]

Heh

Remember this 300,000+ spins experiment from 2012?

Unfortunately, yes.

 

[ChopleyIOM]

So to be clear, six years later, we've still never seen a screenshot of a full screen of BARs?

 

[judgenico]

took a free spin offer on this game 75 free spins at .40 stake total return 1.06 utter filth as dunover would say

 

[Nate]

Im curious to know if Netbent reads the feedback on threads like this? Does it bother them that people actually don't want to play their slots anymore? Do they care that people perceive their slots to have no winning potential?

Does it even worry them that they have lost so much market share and can't create a decent slot to save their lives?

Im really curious!?

Nate

 

[goatwack]

Im curious to know if Netbent reads the feedback on threads like this? Does it bother them that people actually don't want to play their slots anymore? Do they care that people perceive their slots to have no winning potential?

Does it even worry them that they have lost so much market share and can't create a decent slot to save their lives?

Im really curious!?

Nate

That's 'no' 'no' and 'no', respectively

 

[curremon]

It seems like netent has made really good deal with casinos.. no matter what they release casinos will take their slots, or does casinos HAVE to take their slots ?