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Wauw, insane setup - congrats @Betzy! Normally I'm pretty sceptical towards these bonus bets, but here it got you an extra 3000 NOK win, as the max win on a 2.50 bet would be 12500. Seems it calculates the 5000x cap from total bet (3.50), which is actually pretty fair. Some would claim this is a 6142x win, since 2.50 is the base bet, at least I've seen some full screens of top symbol on Book of Shadows announced as 10000x wins. Anyway, insane win :-)

Congrats @Nippe! I bet you didn't expect it to be this good? At least I was pleasantly surprised :-)

Some decent wins on low stake from this Friday and Saturday. I don't normally play Reactoonz, but gave it a chance, and it didn't disappoint - although Garga did initially sit on the pinks, as you would expect. But the "Mini-Gargas" found a way to rack up 15 greens somehow. I attached the Lara Croft win, as 263x is pretty unusual on that game. It's more of a wager slot imho - and a pretty good one at that particular job, I might add. Book of Gold Multichance has become my new microstake bonus buy favourite. Very enjoyable slot - imho it's a better game than Magic Mirror II and Rise of Merlin/Legacy of Dead, if you're into these multi-symbol book slots.

2nd try on Raging Rex II. This time it refused to give the free spins, but had these nice b2b spins for a 217x total win.

A couple of good ones on TNT Tumble and Gun Slinger Fully Loaded. And Chilli showed both its sunny and its evil side...

Tried out these new releases from Relax Gaming and Play 'n Go. Both delivered very nice base game hits, 234x and 147x respectively. Had 5 bonuses on Raging Rex II, chose the right one every time, but all of them were in the 35-55x range. Had 3 bonuses on Hex, paid 17x, 56x and 65x.

Well, still no 5000x in sight, but got the crucial 250-400x features, which keep the dream alive. If they are big wins is of course debatable, considering the impressive uploads in here.

I like slots where you don't need the bonus to win big. DHV is definitely one of them... Congrats @Lemonsbluff - insane hit on 3£ betsize. Still waiting for something like this on a decent stake.

This week's notable hits, all on low stakes. Got an early Mayhem upgrade on Infectious 5, but unfortunately it scammed me quite shamelessly; no full lines premium or infectious reels in 8 spins, except this last spin, which managed a decent 49x hit. Not super happy with that one tbh...

As disgusting as they come... Ugh!

No insane ones this Friday and Saturday, but just shy of 2000x total. 1500 DKK in and 3000 DKK out was the result of these sessions, which must be considered a success 😁

Yeah, tried it out this Thursday. It teases a lot on the feature, almost like playing Aztec Idols from same provider, haha! I guess it can pay, but my best win was aorund 45x on the "Burger Bonanza" feature. I did around 400 spins, but didn't get the "real" free spins, and the "Greasy Wilds" feature really likes to miss with those wild reels. Not the best release from Play 'n Go ever imho...

I almost agree, a couple of exceptions imho are Yggdrasil releasing Cazino Cosmos/Cazino Zeppelin Reloaded as follow ups to the original Zeppelin slot and Money Train 2. Jolly Roger II maybe as well, but it ain't great, is it?

No 45000x here, but a good BoD win on 10's, the original Money Train revisited and Extra Chilli back on form.

I'm sure the banjo helped, hehe... Great clutch win - big congrats @RicardoRaccioree!

500 DKK in and 1650 DKK out on this fine Sunday session. TNT Tumble was popping off a bit, had 5 spins with this 11x multiplier setup and the additional spins/multipliers seemingly close, but the dead spins kicked in, as you would expect. Still a nice 810x total win. Wild Flower produced yet another letdown on the enhanced feature, nothing new here... Secret of Dead seems like a bonafide bitch to bonus, at least from what I've seen, but this one miraculously came in on my 4th spin. Had 2 times 3 oak top symbol for an unexpected 401x total win.

Nothing insane, but getting those 250-450x wins on "the usual suspects". As mentioned in another post, a good compromise between playability and potential imho...

Big congrats @joukot! Best win I've seen so far on this slot in terms of multiplier. 5 oak snakes?

Watching Mental replays, I always hope the slot has some sincere plans for those multiplier upgrades... Thankfully, here it knew exactly where to put those 30x's - big congrats @christripk!

Exactly, would actually be interesting to get some input from CG members on this topic. Which slots do you recommend? Personally, I like a compromise between playability - not ripping the balance too quickly and a decent chance to hit a feature - and of course the possibility to win something decent along the way. That's why I play certain slots ...eh... frequently. People who have taken a peek at my posts in here might have an idea which slots that might be 😉

Wauw, 212x to buy a 4 scatter bonus? Considering that I've only ever had two bonuses on this slot, both 4 scatters, which paid around 5x combined, this seems like a very volatile buy. Good luck with that, I won't be trying it out...

Very nice win, but personally I think this slot dies way too often, when you clear the grid and have the full 1000,000 ways. Waaaaaaaay too often, Mr. Slot Programmer at Relax Gaming...

Very enjoyable session, I really like your mindset; I also think it's better to get 8-12 spins than no feature at all.

Grid games like eg. Reactoonz, Wild Frames, Jammin' Jars, The Shadow Order or Star Clusters - just to name a few - will often be perceived more "scripted" than a traditional reel slot - because they are! Push Gaming for instance puts it this way in their game rules for Jammin' Jars/The Shadow Order: "Due to the complexity of the potential outcomes of this game, some hypothetically possible results have been prevented in order to create a well-balanced and enjoyable payout structure within the specified RTP" In other words, the game play is 100% pre-determined, you are just drawing numbers from the very large - but finite - pool of possible outcomes decided in advance by the provider, in this case Push Gaming. I would imagine something similar is the case for Play 'n Go grid games, meaning you'd probably notice certain repeating patterns, if you're playing them a lot. I generally don't like grid games, especially Star Clusters from BTG seems super scripted to me, but maybe the providers have to do it this way due to the complexity of the games. Or maybe it's just lazy programming?

15000x win coming in clutch. The best kind of win, I would imagine :-)