That slot is ok k9 but let’s face it,it’s no Thai flower is it 😂 (next video Thai flower vs £1000) it will be epic buddy and oh great video as always much love x
I know i saw him in reflection if i was that big people wouldn't say a word to me like they do. I'm only 5ft3 and look about 20 but im 44 and random strangers think its right to take piss at me for some reason until i say something back. Its happened 3 times this month. My mum says its how i look because im small. so if i see a disabled autistic person its ok to do same. No its not so why do it to me.
Just played this today 4th spin ten spins on ultra 2nd spin of ten nearly full screen best symbol 20 lines 5 of a kind instant jackpot get in thier was stright walk.
Wild fever is a copy of gold cash free spins it reminds me of when blue prints copy an equinox game but it dont play so well dats how i see gold fever lol😂
Looks like an absolute bag of shit. Maybe as bad as that awful Burn em Up Gold game but even that I've never seen 50 spins on £2 stake fail to hit the jackpot. Not even half a jackpot of 50 spins is abominable beyond words. I've said it on other videos, I'll say it again; this thing of games offering gambles for extremely high volatility features that are valued at way more than the median or modal win needs to be banned, or at the very least they should be obliged to display the actual mean win of the last 10 features played at that number of free spins and then offer the player a final chance, 100% risk-free, to exchange the spins back to their claimed cash value instead of taking the feature. So if a game values 20 spins at £200, when you collect that off a gamble it should be forced to display a little pop up saying this feature is volatile and may pay more or less than average value, actual average win over the last 10 features played was £80. Would you like to continue with free spins or exchange for £200 cash?
I've had jackpot off 20 spins a few times (not on this game - never played it and almost certainly never will) and in fact off a 12-spin feature yesterday. You're leaning toward no-volatility, Dave. Taken to the nth degree, every £2 spin would return a £1.88 win. There's the reality of the game. Of course gamblers don't want reality, they want fortune to fall into their lap. At any cost. It's a way of life and not a particularly healthy one. It's pointless pleading gambler's remorse when you're sat at a flobty with your testicosticles wedged in the coin slot. Grow up, muster some will power - don't walk through the door in the first place. I'd sooner have a section of cabinets dedicated to minimum stake play. They could keep them out at the back of the building or in a dungeon or something - so the tramps don't stink out the place for proper punters.
@@herbert9241 I think there might be possibly be a level of play that sits between every £2 spin returning £1.88 and games which actively encourage the player to gamble cash wins for free spin features that have a modal average win far, far lower than their claimed value. It doesn't have to be one of two extremes. But many of these new games, from one brand in particular, do sit at an extreme end of volatility that very obviously encourages addictive play patterns.