vinylweatherman
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- Joined
- Oct 14, 2004
- Location
- United Kingdom
Here is a screenshot from the latest Fortune Lounge Tournament.
20 Minutes of play,
Starting with 150,000 coins
What a complete piss take! (Although, it was a "free" tournament for depositing into the casino during the week).
This would entail the play of 2000 spins in 20 Minutes, or a rate of 6000 per hour. This is nearly 10x the maximum speed for NORMAL Tomb Raider, and the tournament version comes nowhere near this.
Why bother with rebuys for more coins in other tournaments, this shows that this whole idea of "coins to play" is a cynical stunt thought up by MG to get players to part with more and more money for endless continues and rebuys, all of which are clearly unnecessary if they can have a tournament with a huge wad of coins and a single, hopelessly short, session to play them in. With 150,000 coins, there is ZERO opportunity for "strategy", it's a case of whipping out the Cray II supercomputer, and the pneumatic mouse
20 Minutes of play,
Starting with 150,000 coins
What a complete piss take! (Although, it was a "free" tournament for depositing into the casino during the week).
This would entail the play of 2000 spins in 20 Minutes, or a rate of 6000 per hour. This is nearly 10x the maximum speed for NORMAL Tomb Raider, and the tournament version comes nowhere near this.
Why bother with rebuys for more coins in other tournaments, this shows that this whole idea of "coins to play" is a cynical stunt thought up by MG to get players to part with more and more money for endless continues and rebuys, all of which are clearly unnecessary if they can have a tournament with a huge wad of coins and a single, hopelessly short, session to play them in. With 150,000 coins, there is ZERO opportunity for "strategy", it's a case of whipping out the Cray II supercomputer, and the pneumatic mouse