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I do believe tis slot will be the poster child for getting people to quit.....albeit without a penny to their name and their inside pockets turned out. It's the very definition of a 'boom or bust' - type slot, with the game having an uncanny- almost unnatural, even- knack of leaning towards the latter.
I fully expect to see this game in years to come on many a documentary, to do with the negative impact of gambling![]()
How easy (not how illegal) would it be to manually interevene on a server’s prng output ahead of an investigation? I am guessing it would be far from impossible.
Agreed re exactly what information is sent over the servers.
Trancemonkey I work in technical system integration myself (financial sector) so am used to putting the process in laymans terms. Would be super beneficial if you could do the same here and also confirm if all providers use the same process as well as if any player information is stored on the game provider side, and what this is used for, and if it can be manipulated.
i firmly believe that those servers track you as a player if there is only one main server which were told then this answers my question.
well i take it all back after reading the stats on this, like casinos always point out to me its a small sample not enough to go on , you've been very unlucky & so on & so forth, if you think BTG is bad then everyone needs to have a very hard luck at all the other slots you play.
Please dont tell me you cant find these days where it does not matter which type provider game you play you cannot hit any wins or features period. the lashing of 1000s of spins no feature , base game dead flat how can you play 20 different slots & get the same results.
like i have said before & i also think harry was on the same wave length as me , something is clearly up with online games & i dont think its the casino but the providers meaning servers . im getting to the point along with other members now that something is amiss, almost like something is balancing the plays out , foil hat i have three already another one isnt going to change my thoughts on something being fishy , you can tell to im blue in the face but , i still want to know what is sent over to servers , everyone side steps this, yes ive been told bits but not the full story , i firmly believe that those servers track you as a player if there is only one main server which were told then this answers my question.
BTG is no doubt no different from all the other providers , also same as buy a feature , some casino can take you straight into a bonus round , this would require some form of access from the start. they created this bull from not being upfront & now players are now taking things to find the truths behind what as players were told & it is not looking good for providers , you may ask why simple its to with money nothing more nothing less , same as you play for entertainment , im unsure about anyone that gambles plays for fun , you play to win or you just would not gamble , call it a dewind but you still want winnings at the end of the day.
Players information has to be kept for legal reasons( i think ), the servers must be able to track your play at all times , point being a casino can request all the logs from provider , this shows that every single bet placed somewhere is accounted for so what is truly sent over not what we are told i suspect. i doubt trance could ever give a honest answer to this due there contracts.
Someone in the UK must report them to ASA for false advertising their 'Unlimited Multiplier' - We have enough data to prove that is NOT the case. Further to this, I would also report them to the UKGC for their RTP being consistently below the advertised one. This slot is an absolute JOKE - BIG Rip off IMPO.
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So the independant testing is mandatory by the UKGC for all games available to UK consumers - surely the results of such should be publicly available. There would be no need to expose the “valuable” maths of the game- as Trance Monkey says - to see these results. Why arn’t they available to us - they should be transparant in this day and age.
I asked BTG for my stats and they told me they dont collect them and cannot help me.
I also tried clicking on all their licenses at the bottom of their website and tried to find the company that audits their slots (itechlabs, ecogra?) and look into it and all I get is a 404 error. Im not saying they arent licensed, they clearly are or casinos wouldnt accept them but it would have been nice to do some reading about some things.
The best thing that someone is doing is finally testing this piece if crap. I was going to do it but I did it with vikings go berserk and people didnt really care. I would just get the same old "sample size too small" like always. I even spoke with yggdrasil personally and they seemed very interested in my findings. But since VGB wasnt a big hit, people didnt care and I said forget this waste of time. This is a good slot for someone to test because its incredibly popular and peple have played it so much they feel like they are being screwed.
But anyways if the final results arent up to par then people need to collectively complain. It will go alot further than one person who the UKGC will just think is a disgruntled losing player. And attacking it head on with stats is the only way to go about it.
In the end, i feel like the UKGC will say sample size is too small rtp etc will only reach its true rtp after trillions of spins.
As for the false advertising. Again, its an open door and slot providers have been able to get away it forever
Isn't RTP reporting undertaken as a matter of course in the UK as part of the regulations for providers? I seem to recall the actual specifics of how this was achieved was left to h
I don't believe even the parameters of the testing are available yet along the results. It could be over a billion spins, 100 billion spins who knows. I've always wondered why the UKGC don't mandate that a slot machine must hit RTP over a specified number of spins. I looked at the reel sets Toror uploaded for bonanza and assuming they are the reels and each selection is random then RTP must be determined over 100s of billions of spins and who can be sure a slot would ever get near that number of spins in the real world?
How easy (not how illegal) would it be to manually interevene on a server’s prng output ahead of an investigation? I am guessing it would be far from impossible.
Exactly - why is this part of the industry such a closed shop? Why is there no transparancy to fairness of games (which is what we are talking about here, not disgruntled losing players). Every other big money industry has had a legalally transparant framework for good reason, mainly coming about because of abuse when it was a closed shop. The gambling industry should be the same.
Its misleading advertising certainly. If I offered and charged for a course on the basis of making someone a millionnaire in a week, although this may be remotely factual, unless I could provide a meaningful track record then I would find myself in hot water with the ASA/trading standards.


The truly remarkable thing in all of this is how letsgiveitaspin, one of - if not the -highest profile streamer in Europe managed to get the infamous 14,000 hit, despite no-one being able to hit even 50% of that since.
What an amazing coincidence.
Isn't RTP reporting undertaken as a matter of course in the UK as part of the regulations for providers? I seem to recall the actual specifics of how this was achieved was left to h

I don't believe even the parameters of the testing are available yet along the results. It could be over a billion spins, 100 billion spins who knows. I've always wondered why the UKGC don't mandate that a slot machine must hit RTP over a specified number of spins. I looked at the reel sets Toror uploaded for bonanza and assuming they are the reels and each selection is random then RTP must be determined over 100s of billions of spins and who can be sure a slot would ever get near that number of spins in the real world?
Players information has to be kept for legal reasons( i think ), the servers must be able to track your play at all times , point being a casino can request all the logs from provider , this shows that every single bet placed somewhere is accounted for so what is truly sent over not what we are told i suspect. i doubt trance could ever give a honest answer to this due there contracts.
It is actually very difficult to determine the confidence level of a slot hitting a certain RTP after a certain number of spins without having a complete understanding of the mechanics of the games. On a very low tech game you will still be +/- 6% after 100,000 spins and +/- 2% either side of the RTP after a million spins. When you scale that up to bonaza level mechanics the numbers must surely become mind boggling.On the positive side, with everyone posting differant stats, one thing this whole exercise has done is restored my faith in other providers, reaching their rtp (or thereabouts) in a sensible 100,000 spins. I still don’t think you can get such low rtp without some sort of compensation. To be out by 0.1% yes, but 10%? I don’t think so...
From my (limited) time spent investigating this, the following happens when you launch a session of your favourite game: the casino sends a request to start a new session for a given hashed value. This value can be whatever, but I guess they hash your email address/account number + timestamp and maybe some random seed. The game provider only sees this hashed value, and uses this when processing all gameplay. No player information is exposed to the provider. This is the reason the game provider can't give you your logs, even if they wanted to. They simply can't map from their hashed values to player IDs at a given casino.
So where is the information stored by MGS games for their 'PlayCheck' tool? I can view any individual spin, from any previous session.
Also, the majority of their newer games store my all time highest wins, which are available to view from inside the game itself - 'Jurasic Park' for example
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MGS maybe don't know exactly who I am. But I'm not just a random player, each time I play at a specific casino. They have a complete history of my ID's game play

I can’t really speak for Microgaming as I’ve primarily looked at NextGen’s GDM platform. They probably store those stats linked to your hashed player id? Or do these persist between different casino visits?
Triggered the first >1000X win in about 350K spins.
Link to video
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Please ignore the €0.60 bet indicator, it's really €0.20. First >5000X before the week is over?
Edit: Had to put this one in too, 683.4X in base game:
Thats one strange video to watch!
What happens at 2:07? all of a sudden everything turns to A's and it misses a multiplier.

Yep. Might have replayed the spins in the wrong order, or the xml data got mangled in the process of converting back and forth. Working on a fix![]()
Regarding the unlimited multipliers,it could actually be true as players presume there is a limit on free spins
but in a feature the other day I got a 5 spin retrigger and a couple of spins later a 10 spin retrigger, didnt know
this was possible.It could be possible to get multiple retriggers indefinately, making the the unlimited multiplier
statement true.Obviously it will never happen as the feature win would never stop increasing, but providing
the tiny chance of continuous retriggers exists, the multiplier could increase forever.
You’re faking these videos right? It’s showing wins when there are no wins, the win amounts don’t make sense and you even say to ignore the stake...
