Devils Delight

[Greigssy]

I played this Netent slot last Sunday I played a few hudred 0.40 spins and I had accumulated 6 of the 15 souls required for the 'Sin Spins' bonus and ran out of balance.But due to my weekly deposit limits I could only play again today.I opened the game to find the slot had been reset and my 'souls' had vanished.

My fault, I should have looked at the paytable(below).

I find it a total mystery that they only remain saved for 48hrs when other Netent slots like Robin Hood amd Eggomatic retain data.

So Mr/Mrs/Ms Netent if you are reading this can you please sort this shit out.Thanks.

 

[Sovietsky]

I actually did not know that.

Robin Hood slot saves the data for 1 year so one think it should be the same.

 

[Greigssy]

The pay table asks you to bet high for bigger returns as it averages out the bet size from first to last soul.

I'm not sure, but does this affect the RTP this sort of accumulated bonus?

 

[CakeKing]

Doubt they will change it and otherwise the rule is pretty clear even if i dont like it.

 

[KasinoKing]

Doubt they will change it and otherwise the rule is pretty clear even if i dont like it.

This rule has been in place since the slot was first launched (at least 5 years ago), so I agree it is unlikely to be changed.
... BUT this rule is just SO very wrong, that maybe if enough people complain to the casinos about it, we might one day get them to change it...?

KK

 

[Balthazar]

That's why I don't trust slots where you must "invest" money and accumulate things over several spins in order to get a return (that's pretty much the definition of "compensated" isn't it?).

Does anyone here believe that when the TRTP of this slot was released, they took in consideration that people might stop playing for more than 48hrs?

 

[mrmark21]

That's why I don't trust slots where you must "invest" money and accumulate things over several spins in order to get a return (that's pretty much the definition of "compensated" isn't it?).

Does anyone here believe that when the TRTP of this slot was released, they took in consideration that people might stop playing for more than 48hrs?

I agree. I think the sin spins are a con I never win anything on them. Plus I've found once I'm close to getting enough souls to get the sin spins all of a sudden the slot goes tight.

Not rigged just a waste of money