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Mega Fortune - close to €10 million

Well I've been going at this for about 3 hours now, on a £100 deposit at 50p spins. Agree with all the other comments, boring as hell. Highlight being getting a 4 symbol feature entry, getting into the last circle one segment away from the arrow into the Mega Jackpot, and winning £25. Balance still sitting around the £25 mark.

Not bad playtime though for £100, I'll give it that. I've had the feature wheel about 15 times I'd say, once into the last reel, twice into the second reel all the rest either 1x or 2x stake.
 
Is your chance of hitting the JP the same regardless of bet size?

Don't know. Some say yes and others no.

But I think that most of the big Mega Fortune jackpots have been won on a relatively small bet, so I always advice players not to go crazy on this game. The guy who won the €11.7 million jackpot only bet €0.50 :D
 
No, you don't.

Your chances of landing the jackpot vary proportionally with your bet size in the bonus round.

That said, ten 50c shots should give you the same chance as one fiver shot of course...


Don't know. Some say yes and others no.

But I think that most of the big Mega Fortune jackpots have been won on a relatively small bet, so I always advice players not to go crazy on this game. The guy who won the €11.7 million jackpot only bet €0.50 :D
 
Im a little confused. Are all the Mega Fortune slots hooked to one another through the various netent casinos or is just that each casino has a Mega Fortune Slot games thats already over 10 million?:confused:

I only really play DOA, Star burst and Jack Hammer 1 (in that order) on Netent.. lol:p
 
Another thing it's important to know is that you can't win the Mega Fortune jackpot using free rounds.

I know a lot of casinos are marketing free rounds/spins as though you can win the jackpot with them and we were guilty of it in the past.

However, I then checked with NetEnt and discovered you can only win the jackpot with real money funded rounds, so bear that in mind.


Andy
 
No, you don't.

Your chances of landing the jackpot vary proportionally with your bet size in the bonus round.

That said, ten 50c shots should give you the same chance as one fiver shot of course...
I was wondering this last night when I played it for the very first time ever (the lure of €13 mil!!!)

Does increasing your bet make it more likely you will get the three scatters for the bonus feature,
OR does it improve your chances of getting a better win on the wheel?
My guess is the latter - but I would like to have it confirmed.

Another aside question: What is the bloody point of the Wheel Scatter symbols on reels 4 & 5?
The pay-table says you only get one spin of the wheel regardless of 3, 4 or 5 scatters - but does getting more than 3 increase your chances of a bigger win?

My play: I didn't find it too boring. Probably helped by getting the free-spins twice which kept my balance up for quite a while, until it eventually "died" and took €150 off me (mostly at €2.50/spin).
Got the wheel bonus 3 times - every time it was a mid-sized win from the second ring.

KK
 
Hi
Yes they are in a pool so all spins at participating casinos contribute to the mega jackpot.
You'll see varying amounts for the two lesser jackpots as they hit at the individual casino.
Andy

Im a little confused. Are all the Mega Fortune slots hooked to one another through the various netent casinos or is just that each casino has a Mega Fortune Slot games thats already over 10 million?:confused:

I only really play DOA, Star burst and Jack Hammer 1 (in that order) on Netent.. lol:p
 
I was wondering this last night when I played it for the very first time ever (the lure of €13 mil!!!)

Does increasing your bet make it more likely you will get the three scatters for the bonus feature,
OR does it improve your chances of getting a better win on the wheel?
My guess is the latter - but I would like to have it confirmed.

KK

I had the same questions, you're correct it's the chances of landing the jackpot on the wheel.
 
I had the same questions, you're correct it's the chances of landing the jackpot on the wheel.

I had a dabble on Betsson last week and got the jackpot wheel up twice, but to my surprise I didn't hit 11 million as it was then. It's not just one wheel its more like 3 wheels kinda like cracking the mechanism of a safe. I'd imagine the JP might reach 500 million before its cracked lol.
 
I've been having a dabble too, (well you have to dont you when there's the smallest chance you could be a millionaire. Not done too bad of the free spins either, my £100 has kept me going quite a while, havent managed to get past the second inner wheel yet though but I am low rolling.
 
Another thing it's important to know is that you can't win the Mega Fortune jackpot using free rounds.

I know a lot of casinos are marketing free rounds/spins as though you can win the jackpot with them and we were guilty of it in the past.

However, I then checked with NetEnt and discovered you can only win the jackpot with real money funded rounds, so bear that in mind.


Andy

Thanks for your info in this thread Mr Andy :thumbsup:

Looks like this is something that more casinos have noticed lately. I looked through a promotion from Comeon casino the other day where they gave out free spins on Mega Fortune. They actually did inform in this promotion that players could not win the jackpot with free spins.

Although players can of course win the jackpot by using funds generated from free spins, like the €11.7 million winner :D
 
I have realized this with NetEnt freespins earlier, which made me wonder...

1. Why is jackpot amount seen at freespin games? It's a bit of a lie if you ask me, but the main question remains... What if the bonus wheel stops on jackpot symbols? :confused:

2. Does NetEnt have three game servers? One for regular games, one for freeplay and one for freespin? If so, the one who handle freespin games do remember your last visits aswell. At Unibet, they gave away freespins on the game Dallas on wednesdays earlier this year and it remembered my collected bonus dollars. I had collected bonus dollars there but they were just seen when I had freespins on the game. Now, I have collected bonus dollars on a game I probably never can reach again... :p
 
Ive actually hit the Rapid twice on megafortune and 3 times on Hall of Gods. Biggest win was 11 000 NOK..

I have also hit it a couple of times. One at Nordicbet and one at...think it was Bet24 before they migrated to Unibet. But both of them were much smaller then your biggest win if I remember correctly :cool:
 
Next big Mega Fortune Jackpot winning country
Bets placed after official announcement will be void.

Sweden 11/6
Norway 2/1
Any other 13/5
Finland 6/1


Bettson must have some insight into how much is wagered from each county as the 13/5 any other would seem an insane price



Next big Mega Fortune Jackpot winning gender : Winner

Male 3/13
Female 14/5

Gentlemen are still the major spinners
 
This game is so dull that even with €14 million on the line I still can't bring myself to deposit and play the bloody thing.

I wonder what the actual odds are of hitting the top progressive from a single 50cent spin?

How many tens of millions to one do you reckon? Are we up to one in hundreds of million, even? :what:
 
This game is so dull that even with €14 million on the line I still can't bring myself to deposit and play the bloody thing.

I wonder what the actual odds are of hitting the top progressive from a single 50cent spin?

How many tens of millions to one do you reckon? Are we up to one in hundreds of million, even? :what:

The last one was hit by someone using a 10 free spins promotion playing .25c per spin.

I'm going to have a try today. I'm going to have a heart monitor attached and, when it falls to around 40bpm, I'm going to take a 5 min break to watch some grass grow to get it back up.

If I win, it is a $50k freeroll for CM members and a matching amount for CM charities.
 
This game is so dull that even with €14 million on the line I still can't bring myself to deposit and play the bloody thing.

I wonder what the actual odds are of hitting the top progressive from a single 50cent spin?

How many tens of millions to one do you reckon? Are we up to one in hundreds of million, even? :what:

I found this information on some jackpot tracker site:

Seeds At €1,000,000
Wins Recorded 10
Average Win €4,644,941
Biggest Win €11,735,446
Smallest Win €1,790,485
Average Time 18 weeks 3 days

Now of course, this is based on only 10 wins, so this is kind of a shot in the dark. But lets assume that the jackpot has an average fallout at €5 million (easy to count with).

Of each bet, 1% goes to the rapid and major jackpots, whilst 5.39% goes into the Mega Jackpot (stated in the help file in the slot).

Now, let's apply some (very) crude math.

For the jackpot to reach €5 million, or to increase €4 million, all the player would have to bet: €4000000/0.0539 = €74 211 502 together (the jackpot resets at €1 million according to the jackpot tracker site, but I think it's also based on the amount that was just paid out). Your shot at hitting the jackpot is therefore 1 in 2*74 million, if you bet €1 per spin and almost 1 in 300 million if you spin €0.50 per spin.

As a comparison, the chances of winning the Euromillions is 1 in 116,531,800 and the tickets cost £2 from the UK National lottery.

Please don't hang me if my math is wrong :)
 
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Well over €15 million now :eek2:

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get email from unibet, bet 10euro in their casino red, and next day you got 10FS on megafortune, till main jackpot not won :P Everyday 10FS for 10euro wager looks good, but is this 10 spins with no wager? Or won 15kk from 10FS and wager millions?)
 
get email from unibet, bet 10euro in their casino red, and next day you got 10FS on megafortune, till main jackpot not won :P Everyday 10FS for 10euro wager looks good, but is this 10 spins with no wager? Or won 15kk from 10FS and wager millions?)

It has been confirmed that the progressive jackpots on Mega Fortune can't be won from free spins, so it's a bit of a con of a promotion.
 
It has been confirmed that the progressive jackpots on Mega Fortune can't be won from free spins, so it's a bit of a con of a promotion.

This thing leaves me perplexed. Is it possible to trigger the bonus round but impossible to win the jackpot? So your chances of winning the jackpot are decided according to your bet size after the bonus round gets triggered?

On Mega Moolah it's harder to trigger the bonus round on smaller bets but you have the same chance of winning once triggered. It's infinitely better IMO.
 
It has been confirmed that the progressive jackpots on Mega Fortune can't be won from free spins, so it's a bit of a con of a promotion.

Afaik, the last jackpot was won by somebody playing promotional free spins.

I remember the discussion about whether he would have WR, which was of course waived.

Perhaps you mean the jackpot can't be won during the free spins feature during the game? It still sucks in that case....the bonus symbols should be removed during free spins if it is true.
 
Afaik, the last jackpot was won by somebody playing promotional free spins.

I remember the discussion about whether he would have WR, which was of course waived.

Perhaps you mean the jackpot can't be won during the free spins feature during the game? It still sucks in that case....the bonus symbols should be removed during free spins if it is true.

https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/mega-fortune-close-to-€10-million.53857/

Another thing it's important to know is that you can't win the Mega Fortune jackpot using free rounds.

I know a lot of casinos are marketing free rounds/spins as though you can win the jackpot with them and we were guilty of it in the past.

However, I then checked with NetEnt and discovered you can only win the jackpot with real money funded rounds, so bear that in mind.


Andy
 
I believe it was won with the funds he won from free spins.
if you win an amount during free spins, and use the funds to keep playing, you're playing paid spins.

I don't even want to guess on the odds of that happening btw ;)

Afaik, the last jackpot was won by somebody playing promotional free spins.

I remember the discussion about whether he would have WR, which was of course waived.

Perhaps you mean the jackpot can't be won during the free spins feature during the game? It still sucks in that case....the bonus symbols should be removed during free spins if it is true.
 
Afaik, the last jackpot was won by somebody playing promotional free spins.

I remember the discussion about whether he would have WR, which was of course waived.

Perhaps you mean the jackpot can't be won during the free spins feature during the game? It still sucks in that case....the bonus symbols should be removed during free spins if it is true.


The jackpot can't be won during free rounds (which some people call free spins).

It can, however, be won with the money won from free rounds and it can be won during free spins.
 
Are the sequences of Mega Fortune's reels known to the public? I swear there are consecutive wild symbols and scatter symbols, two of each, either on the first or the second reel from the left. Can't remember for sure whether I've ever gotten the consecutive wilds as it's a reasonably common symbol but I'm certain that I've never gotten consecutive scatters (ie. champagnes). The thing with consecutive scatters is, obviously, that it would give at least double your money on given spin with just a single reel. While I just spun 150 rounds (play money) prior to writing this just to capture them in a screen shot I didn't see either case. They might be almost as rare as a unicorn but I'm certain I've seen both of them multiple times.

Now I don't have a tracker that records data on my slot gaming but I'm sure I've spun the reels on MF at least ten thousand times (usually I use autoplay). The implications of this phenomenon? If you don't get a pair of consecutive symbols on your lines during a very large amount of playing rounds, the reels don't stop randomly. The absence randomness implies that the game is rigged and thus not fair (and should be banned etc.). Can anyone else confirm having seen consecutive wild and scatter symbols? There are consecutive bonus symbols, too, at least on the first reel from the left; can't remember if I'm ever gotten them.
 
As for the bonus rounds, I used to get my heart really racing when I got to the innermost wheel. Better yet, I barely passed the mega JP, ending on the one next to it! Since then I've played MF quite a lot (mainly when the mega JP has grown to at least 6 million euros), especially since the current JP reached over 8 M€ (ie. about the last three months) and now I don't even blink upon getting to the innermost wheel anymore and have learned that the MJP+1 sector is the most common one (wonder why...). Like I wrote in the previous message, I've played at least 10k rounds. I've won the rapid JP exactly once, for under 200 euros IIRC. I've never hit neither the mega JP nor the major JP despite getting to the innermost wheel probably something like 30-40 times. I started to video record those spins on the innermost wheel some time ago after getting a new smart phone and now have the last 13-15 on "tape". Granted even 40 spins isn't nearly a big enough sample to prove anything regarding a chance of 1/6 (ie. mega or major JP) but come on... A representative of Redbet acknowledging that one's chances of winning the big one depend on the bet size is eye opening, though. Wonder if it says so anywhere in the rules of the game. Perhaps he could tell whether the stakes affect your chances of winning the two smaller jackpots as well.

Oh and I guess I should mention I have played with a bet size of 0.25, 50.00 and most of the in-between ones, the average being probably something like 2.00. The most I've won on a single spin (not including free spins) was 517.50 euros at a bet of 12.50 (got a screenshot in case anyone cares).

Another observation about the bonus play: Anyone else feel like getting to the middle wheel is way easier than the physical probability suggests? You should have a 50/50 chance to get to the middle wheel but I'm sure for me it's been like 70-85% (haven't kept score). This of course is nothing to be happy about if the rest of the game is rigged, though. Also, I understand that in a 50/50 situation it can take a very long time for the results to even out.

Having written all of this I wonder why I have continued to play MF so long, so far being down way over one thousand euros to it altogether.
 
Don't mean to be rude here lionbleu, but everything you're complaining about is covered in the help file.

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It explicitly states that the fortune wheel itself does not represent true odds:

The Chocolate Wheel in the Bonus feature of this game does not represent a "real", physical wheel and the probabilities of it stopping on any particular spot is determined by the game's random number generator, and not the number of positions on each wheel.

i.e. Your actual chances of hitting the mega jackpot off the centre wheel are more like one in fifty million rather than one in twelve.

And what you're left with after the very hefty progressive contributions:

Mega Fortune contains Mega, Major and Rapid Jackpots. The following contributions are made from each bet:
1% of the bet is contributed to the RAPID Jackpot.
1% of the bet is contributed to the MAJOR Jackpot.
5.39% of the bet is contributed to the MEGA Jackpot.

Is a pretty low variance base game with an RTP of 89.21% which is an absolutely horrible payout and that's why they've pegged the base game as low variance, as anything more than that would render it even worse to play in terms of ever getting any half-decent wins.

Think of this slot as a lottery ticket.

Deposit some money, play a couple of hundred spins, take some shots at the wheel, and walk away when you don't win.

Plugging away at Mega Fortune in the hope of hitting a jackpot is comparable to buying a thousand lottery tickets per week instead of a couple, on the basis that you're 'more likely to win'.

Yes, statistically you are more likely to win the more you play, but you're still just adding the tiniest little chance on top of the tiniest little chance.

The mega fortune wheel itself is just an illusion, and in all honesty it should be clear that it HAS to be an illusion, otherwise the slot would be dropping mega jackpots into the laps of every player who cared to put a thousand spins through it.
 
Is a pretty low variance base game with an RTP of 89.21% which is an absolutely horrible payout and that's why they've pegged the base game as low variance, as anything more than that would render it even worse to play in terms of ever getting any half-decent wins.

To be honest Chop, MG managed to do a high variance game (TDK) with a similar base game RTP and similar mega jackpots. I'm pretty sure that most people would agree that TDK is light years ahead of Mega Fortune in terms of entertainment.

IMO, the fact that Mega Fortune is low variance IS the main problem. A well done high variance slot would be a lot more enjoyable, as people would feel like they can win outside of the unlikely event of hitting a progressive jackpot.

A lot of people, including myself, play TDK just for the base game without even having the jackpot in mind. I don't think it's the case with Mega Fortune.
 
To be honest Chop, MG managed to do a high variance game (TDK) with a similar base game RTP and similar mega jackpots. I'm pretty sure that most people would agree that TDK is light years ahead of Mega Fortune in terms of entertainment.

IMO, the fact that Mega Fortune is low variance IS the main problem. A well done high variance slot would be a lot more enjoyable, as people would feel like they can win outside of the unlikely event of hitting a progressive jackpot.

A lot of people, including myself, play TDK just for the base game without even having the jackpot in mind. I don't think it's the case with Mega Fortune.

Point taken Balth although I think it says more about the horrors of Mega Fortune that TDK would be preferable to it, than it does about the inherent qualities of TDK (which personally I think is a pretty horrible slot).

There's no reason a high quality low-variance slot can't work with progressives, case in point perhaps would be Alice & The Mad Tea Party at Jackpot Party (where of course there's a forced 3% contribution to progressives on every single slot), which is a low-medium variance slot and works fantastically well as a base game.

Don't forget, even low variance slots do have biggish wins on the paytable in the region of 200-300x stake.
 
Point taken Balth although I think it says more about the horrors of Mega Fortune that TDK would be preferable to it, than it does about the inherent qualities of TDK (which personally I think is a pretty horrible slot).

There's no reason a high quality low-variance slot can't work with progressives, case in point perhaps would be Alice & The Mad Tea Party at Jackpot Party (where of course there's a forced 3% contribution to progressives on every single slot), which is a low-medium variance slot and works fantastically well as a base game.

Don't forget, even low variance slots do have biggish wins on the paytable in the region of 200-300x stake.

Personally I put JPP in their own class, as they benefit from "real" slots which are generally far ahead of what we have online entertainment-wise. We're comparing apples and oranges here. They can afford a forced progressive and a lower RTP, people will play anyway.

Other than that I agree that it's not impossible to put a progressive jackpot on a low variance slot and keep the players interested, but it's much harder IMO.

I've been playing NetEnt for a month now and I have to say that ALL their progressive slots are pretty bad (sorry).
 
Mega Fortune bores me to tears to be honest. At least if I hit a bonus round in Mega Moolah or Dark Knight, I know I'll win a ten spot. Mega Fortune, I'm happy to win 1.75. Well, not that happy.

I've never had a killer bonus round on it, but in some fairness I've played it less. I find it easier to hit a bonus round on DK or Mega Moolah.

I truly hope a CM member wins it, I do I do.
 
Does any site offer a cashback or any other kind of good promotion related to this game? 10 free spins isnt a good promotion in my books. NB offers weekend cashbacks, but anything else?

Especially 10 free spins when you can't win the jackpot with them.....nordicbet sent some to me and I must say I'm very disappointed, as nowhere in the email do they state that you cannot win the JP on those free spins. NB could easily have just put $2.50 in the account, and at least the player could win the JP.

I didn't expect this kind of thing from NB.
 
Especially 10 free spins when you can't win the jackpot with them.....nordicbet sent some to me and I must say I'm very disappointed, as nowhere in the email do they state that you cannot win the JP on those free spins. NB could easily have just put $2.50 in the account, and at least the player could win the JP.

I didn't expect this kind of thing from NB.

I agree with Nifty. Getting free spins on Mega Fortune is a slap in the face and it's as bad, if not worse, than those 1 line 1 cent free spins scams. Shameful.
 
Are the sequences of Mega Fortune's reels known to the public? I swear there are consecutive wild symbols and scatter symbols, two of each, either on the first or the second reel from the left. Can't remember for sure whether I've ever gotten the consecutive wilds as it's a reasonably common symbol but I'm certain that I've never gotten consecutive scatters (ie. champagnes). The thing with consecutive scatters is, obviously, that it would give at least double your money on given spin with just a single reel. While I just spun 150 rounds (play money) prior to writing this just to capture them in a screen shot I didn't see either case. They might be almost as rare as a unicorn but I'm certain I've seen both of them multiple times.

Now I don't have a tracker that records data on my slot gaming but I'm sure I've spun the reels on MF at least ten thousand times (usually I use autoplay). The implications of this phenomenon? If you don't get a pair of consecutive symbols on your lines during a very large amount of playing rounds, the reels don't stop randomly. The absence randomness implies that the game is rigged and thus not fair (and should be banned etc.). Can anyone else confirm having seen consecutive wild and scatter symbols? There are consecutive bonus symbols, too, at least on the first reel from the left; can't remember if I'm ever gotten them.
With the vast majority of online slots, within a millisecond of you pressing "spin" the RNG and associated software has decided the outcome of your spin (i.e. the positions the 5 reels will stop at).
Then, the client on your computer runs a program which "spins" the reels on your screen with a true representation of the reel-strips.
Just before each reel stops spinning, the software changes the reel-strip to "cut in" the finishing position.
With NetEnt slots the cut-in does not allow any extra symbols, which can sort-of hide the cut in a bit (like on MG slots).
There is no "logic" applied to the cut-in, therefore sometimes the cut-in puts two of the same symbol next to each other, even though they don't physically exist adjacently on the reel strips.
This is why you sometimes see two scatters or bonus symbols next to each other literally just before the reel stops spinning, but you will never see them in your final screen (after all reels have stopped).

KK
 
With the vast majority of online slots, within a millisecond of you pressing "spin" the RNG and associated software has decided the outcome of your spin (i.e. the positions the 5 reels will stop at).
Then, the client on your computer runs a program which "spins" the reels on your screen with a true representation of the reel-strips.
Just before each reel stops spinning, the software changes the reel-strip to "cut in" the finishing position.
With NetEnt slots the cut-in does not allow any extra symbols, which can sort-of hide the cut in a bit (like on MG slots).
There is no "logic" applied to the cut-in, therefore sometimes the cut-in puts two of the same symbol next to each other, even though they don't physically exist adjacently on the reel strips.
This is why you sometimes see two scatters or bonus symbols next to each other literally just before the reel stops spinning, but you will never see them in your final screen (after all reels have stopped).

KK

I've noticed on DOA @ Netent - the way the graphics are represented means you can often tell if a bonus will hit due to an inordinate amount of bonus symbols appearing on the reel during the 'cut in'. This is true of B&M slots also, notably Rainbow Riches - when you hit the 'Pots of Gold' bonus - almost the entire fourth reel turns into pots symbols...

You're spot on with the RNG bit up there. None of what you see makes a blind bit of difference! :D
 
I agree with Nifty. Getting free spins on Mega Fortune is a slap in the face and it's as bad, if not worse, than those 1 line 1 cent free spins scams. Shameful.

I agree that casinos should include in the promo text that it is not possible to actually win the Jackpot by using free spins given by the casino.

But I do not think that the player who won €11.7 million on Mega Fortune think it was a slap in the face to get some free Mega Fortune spins as he won the jackpot by using the funds he generated from these few spins ;)
 
I agree that casinos should include in the promo text that it is not possible to actually win the Jackpot by using free spins given by the casino.

But I do not think that the player who won €11.7 million on Mega Fortune think it was a slap in the face to get some free Mega Fortune spins as he won the jackpot by using the funds he generated from these few spins ;)

He probably gave himself some slaps in the face afterwards to make sure he wasn't dreaming though :)
 
I agree that casinos should include in the promo text that it is not possible to actually win the Jackpot by using free spins given by the casino.

But I do not think that the player who won €11.7 million on Mega Fortune think it was a slap in the face to get some free Mega Fortune spins as he won the jackpot by using the funds he generated from these few spins ;)

Sure, and you can win 5 cents with those 1 cent 1 line scams and turn it into 10M, too.

The point is, he could have won with the money generated with the free spins from any slot. He won it with "his" money, not the free spins. You know damn well rainmaker that this slot sucks, the only reason to play is to try to win the jackpot and giving away free spins where they can't even win it isn't very, hmm, ethical.
 
Sure, and you can win 5 cents with those 1 cent 1 line scams and turn it into 10M, too.

The point is, he could have won with the money generated with the free spins from any slot. He won it with "his" money, not the free spins. You know damn well rainmaker that this slot sucks, the only reason to play is to try to win the jackpot and giving away free spins where they can't even win it isn't very, hmm, ethical.


Well I can of course only talk for myself, but it happens that I get some Mega Fortune free spins from casinos and I always use them even though I now know it is not possible to actually hit the jackpot with them. The funds generated from these spins will usually buy me a few "real" spins, which I am happy with.

You can of course also win a few hundred on a €0.25 bet if you are really lucky :)
 
I agree that they should tell, but I also think that all free spins is worth playing.
It was just a few weeks ago that I won $1.30 from free spins and ended up cashing out $800.
Done it before with a few comppoints too. You'll never know what's going to happen;)
 

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