Disco Spins
I tried several times to like it but I just can't. It's another one of those NetEnt slots with a "you can't win" feeling attached to it. I don't know what's the deal. Same with Evolution, Elements, Frankenstein...
There's a little something with a lot of NetEnt slots that I don't like but can't really put words on it.
I tried several times to like it but I just can't. It's another one of those NetEnt slots with a "you can't win" feeling attached to it. I don't know what's the deal. Same with Evolution, Elements, Frankenstein...
There's a little something with a lot of NetEnt slots that I don't like but can't really put words on it.
I played Robin Hood quite a lot when it first came out - I liked it & had some good wins on it (below).Im a big fan of NetEnt slots, but a few of their games are incredibly bad. Beach,Robin Hood and Fruit shop for example. Has any one ever won big on these games? It seams to me their just big money drainers.
I maintain that WMS slots are probably the best paying out there because they seem to pay more decent-big wins more often.
This is the core problem with Netent's output, I've flagged it up before and specifically with regards to Elements.
WMS slots will have a single 100x win on the paytable, whereas a Netent slot like Elements will have twenty 5x stake wins on the paytable - the overall RTP is the same but the WMS slot delivers more decent wins at the expense of the rubbish that Netent slots keep kicking out.
That said, I have a soft spot for Beach and Evolution, and I don't have a problem with a good chunk of the RTP being tied up in bonus rounds, any player of video slots should always ensure his bankroll safely 'buys' him a bonus round or two.
Thief and Wild Rockets are OK too, although I haven't been tempted to go back and play with real cash for Thief, I think Wild Rockets was the most recent Netent release I played for in real.
The other issue I have with Netent (and MG) is the song and dance they go through for tiny little wins. Pointless animations and music and all the rest of it, Elements in non-quickspin mode is quite staggeringly tedious.
PS: reel steal is not the same to BDBA, it has the similar payable but behaving totally different.
I couldn't agree more... You cannot compare the two. Reel Steel is a balance guzzler ... I have played a few 1000 spins and I'm yet to even hit over 100x Bet.
Nate
I mainly play Starburst, DoA and Reel Steal. Sometimes I'll play Wild Rockets and Jack and the Beanstalk but not for long.
A lot of their slots "feel" the same to me, like Thief, Wild Turkey, Muse, etc.
PS: reel steal is not the same to BDBA, it has the similar payable but behaving totally different.
I played Robin Hood quite a lot when it first came out - I liked it & had some good wins on it (below).
These days I only play it at one casino (Betsson) because I don't have any saved money-bags at any other casino and it REALLY SUCKS having to start from scratch.
(How NetEnt can justify having a slot run on a lower RTP for the first few 100 spins is beyond me!)
Vice versa for me with DoA. Not once have I hit the fabled five wilds in free spins on DoA, yet I've had many amazing hits on Reel Steal Horses for courses!
Yes, but they stay put for a whole YEAR, not the 48hrs or whatever Devils Delight & Relic Raiders do.Do the money bags "expire" like the sin spins on devil's delight? If they do then that's unacceptable, and one has to wonder if the extra RTP "expires" as well.
I disagree - I don't think they are compensated. (Can't prove it - otherwise I would!)It's one of those inexplicable things, just like the Untamed series on MG. Your spin TRTP is clearly not the same if you've got 3 wilds accumulated on all reels than if you have a brand new game.
I said it before and I'll say it again: these slots have to be compensated in order to work. The "collecting" system goes against true randomness whereas you have to have the exact same chance to win any single amount on every single spin.