vinylweatherman
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- Joined
- Oct 14, 2004
- Location
- United Kingdom
I have played this game before, and noticed that unlike every other slot, it has no autospin
Recently, I took a small bonus with a deposit, and within a couple of spins, I got the bonus round. It was "a bit crap", only £50 from a £2 bet, so I chanced it and refused the win for another go. The second go gave a little over £100, and there is no chance to turn that down, so it was awarded. I left the game to try another, and MY BONUS BALANCE WAS GONE, in that I seemed to have met WR on my £40 bonus, and the whole lot was cash.
WTF
No way had I done 30x£40 worth of £2 spins - I had barely done 5!!
At first I was puzzled, but then I remembered that some while ago I was given 100 complimentary free spins at Red Flush on a deposit, and after refusing a first win from the bonus round, I found this refused amount had been ADDED to my bonus balance.
It is the complete opposite, and looks like although the PLAYER gets screwed when they use "try again" in a bonus round derived from complimentary free spins, when it is a standard deposit bonus it is the CASINO that gets a shafting.
This looks like an interesting "short cut" for making WR on a bonus, and it worked this time because my withdrawal was paid and there were no questions asked about the "short cut" due to this balance tracking error.
What might work as a tactic is to low roll, and ALWAYS refuse the first win from the free spins bonus round, knowing that upon refusal the same amount would be deducted from the bonus balance, and returned to the cash balance after the second try at the free spins. Every £1 moved this way saves on £30 of slots wagering, and it seems this bug has been present since Summer Holiday was launched, which was some months ago.
I have already complained about the previous case where the PLAYER gets screwed when it is complimentary free spins being played, and the casino simply filed my complaint in the waste paper basket, and I NEVER heard back, nor did anything come of their promise to get an audit done by MGS themselves.
Well, SOD YOU - should have taken it more seriously the FIRST time I mentioned it.
What's the betting they WILL take it seriously now that the PLAYER can benefit from the bug, and I'm sure this will get fixed, or the game removed, shortly.
Serves them right
Recently, I took a small bonus with a deposit, and within a couple of spins, I got the bonus round. It was "a bit crap", only £50 from a £2 bet, so I chanced it and refused the win for another go. The second go gave a little over £100, and there is no chance to turn that down, so it was awarded. I left the game to try another, and MY BONUS BALANCE WAS GONE, in that I seemed to have met WR on my £40 bonus, and the whole lot was cash.
WTF
No way had I done 30x£40 worth of £2 spins - I had barely done 5!!
At first I was puzzled, but then I remembered that some while ago I was given 100 complimentary free spins at Red Flush on a deposit, and after refusing a first win from the bonus round, I found this refused amount had been ADDED to my bonus balance.
It is the complete opposite, and looks like although the PLAYER gets screwed when they use "try again" in a bonus round derived from complimentary free spins, when it is a standard deposit bonus it is the CASINO that gets a shafting.
This looks like an interesting "short cut" for making WR on a bonus, and it worked this time because my withdrawal was paid and there were no questions asked about the "short cut" due to this balance tracking error.
What might work as a tactic is to low roll, and ALWAYS refuse the first win from the free spins bonus round, knowing that upon refusal the same amount would be deducted from the bonus balance, and returned to the cash balance after the second try at the free spins. Every £1 moved this way saves on £30 of slots wagering, and it seems this bug has been present since Summer Holiday was launched, which was some months ago.
I have already complained about the previous case where the PLAYER gets screwed when it is complimentary free spins being played, and the casino simply filed my complaint in the waste paper basket, and I NEVER heard back, nor did anything come of their promise to get an audit done by MGS themselves.
Well, SOD YOU - should have taken it more seriously the FIRST time I mentioned it.
What's the betting they WILL take it seriously now that the PLAYER can benefit from the bug, and I'm sure this will get fixed, or the game removed, shortly.
Serves them right