Profile : Biohazard

Definitely a slot that I’ve got a love/hate relationship with. The first ever session I had on it I went around 800 spins without a bonus and gave it up. The second session I had on it I think it bonus’d within 50 spins and I got four of the top symbol for 1000x!

Very volatile, lots of potential, but can rinse you like many other similar slots. Just treat it with caution, and if you get lucky on it, then great. 🙂

JHFgaming wrote:

Hi everyone

New here, only just recently found The Bandit on YouTube.  Been binge watching through the videos over the past few days and decided I needed to jump on the site and join the forum (after hearing join the forum 784 times this week lul)

Hope everyone is well.  Stay Lucky and Just Have Fun

Welcome to the forum bud 🙂

Na in all seriousness it’s much better like this lol. Just need to throw in some donuts art somewhere now…

Really unfortunate mate, I’ve been there myself, clicking away on £5 when I was supposed to be on 50p! Obviously not quite an £80 bet, but still. Sorry to hear it bud. As others have said, probably unlikely they’ll budge on this – if they did, then others could follow suit, have one spin on £80, hope it hits, and if it doesn’t then ask for the money back from the casino.

@Spanners – so I repeat, I’m not defending this particular case, I can’t say what happened, but I do agree it looks very dodgy. But I am playing devil’s advocate when I say, I wouldn’t say it’s impossible for the ball to do what it did, but that’s just my opinion.

The safeguards are the RTP. For European roulette this is 97.3% (2.7% house edge). Over a long period of time, this is enough for any casino to assure themselves a profit.

That being said, there could always be a small casino with a high table limit but low average bet sizing from the players. If someone was to come in on a single visit, bet big and win, then never come back, that could cause problems for the casino. But that is a very specific scenario and the safeguards the casino has in place should be around the table limits in that situation.

@Spanners – I’ve seen this video (and corresponding thread) before, and I do agree it looks dodgy as hell. That being said, there are a lot of variables in place (e.g. spin on a ball) that could technically make it do what it does. Saying that, I still think it looks very fishy, but I would hate to rule it out as impossible.

We have to remember that, it is technically possible for the wind to blow in the desert and for each grain of sand to land on top of one another and form a beautiful sculpture. Obviously it doesn’t happen as the odds are catastrophically low, but it is possible.