- Joined
- Sep 20, 2005
- Location
- Left Hungary
I was playing earlier today and found a regular slot game that I played for as long as it was out, reach an unimaginable amount in the random jackpot at Rushmore. It is now over $100,000 when all these slots hardly ever used to go over $5000 before they hit.
What is wrong with this picture?
Now, I went and checked my log deposit at Inetbet and noticed that I deposited and played at Inetbet for 30 days straight (missing at the most 5 days if that much in playing at this one casino) depositing anywhere from $20-80 in a sitting ( sometimes 2 $40 deposits back to back) and did not catch one good hit to withdraw, and I played Incan Goddess and Treasure Hunter 99% of the time for these 30 days because I noticed that the jackpots have reached an unimaginable amount ever even at Inetbet.
Again I ask, whats wrong with this picture?
What I see is that the casino must have asked the software provider to max out the Random Jackpots IMO. What I mean by that is to not allow it to hit at a lower level as much as it used too. The reason I say this is because this has only been happening in the last 2 years I would say, the increasing of random jackpots to enormous proportions and the lack of playtime for players being reduced at the same time they upped the jackpot averages.
I feel these casinos have gotten out of hand just as the random jackpots have. Why the need for these enormous pots LATELY? IMO it is to sucker in the average joe to continue deposting so a high roller would have the pleasure of hitting it.
I really am dumbfounded over this. Especially when I saw the $100,000 jackpot on a regular slot. Does anyone see how wrong this is when these jackpots were shared by all level of players, now only a few select will be winning them?
Maybe I am wrong..maybe I am seeing it in a different light than many, but what is this need for these jackpots to be so huge except for the casinos to keep raking in money without a true % return to the player.
I am still pondering this realization of these lottery jackpots....they used to be fun to chase (I never had the pleasure of hitting one) because you at least got your monies worth playing...but not no more...and this is where I think something is definitly wrong with this picture.
Done with my musings and ramblings...
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What is wrong with this picture?
Now, I went and checked my log deposit at Inetbet and noticed that I deposited and played at Inetbet for 30 days straight (missing at the most 5 days if that much in playing at this one casino) depositing anywhere from $20-80 in a sitting ( sometimes 2 $40 deposits back to back) and did not catch one good hit to withdraw, and I played Incan Goddess and Treasure Hunter 99% of the time for these 30 days because I noticed that the jackpots have reached an unimaginable amount ever even at Inetbet.
Again I ask, whats wrong with this picture?
What I see is that the casino must have asked the software provider to max out the Random Jackpots IMO. What I mean by that is to not allow it to hit at a lower level as much as it used too. The reason I say this is because this has only been happening in the last 2 years I would say, the increasing of random jackpots to enormous proportions and the lack of playtime for players being reduced at the same time they upped the jackpot averages.
I feel these casinos have gotten out of hand just as the random jackpots have. Why the need for these enormous pots LATELY? IMO it is to sucker in the average joe to continue deposting so a high roller would have the pleasure of hitting it.
I really am dumbfounded over this. Especially when I saw the $100,000 jackpot on a regular slot. Does anyone see how wrong this is when these jackpots were shared by all level of players, now only a few select will be winning them?
Maybe I am wrong..maybe I am seeing it in a different light than many, but what is this need for these jackpots to be so huge except for the casinos to keep raking in money without a true % return to the player.
I am still pondering this realization of these lottery jackpots....they used to be fun to chase (I never had the pleasure of hitting one) because you at least got your monies worth playing...but not no more...and this is where I think something is definitly wrong with this picture.
Done with my musings and ramblings...
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