Profile : Biohazard

It really is your own fault for not reading the T&Cs – as others have said, you had the option to opt out.

That being said, Videoslots for me have got worse and worse over the years, to the point where I have left the site. Up until not long ago, I genuinely believed that the Weekend Booster was bonus cash that they offered, rather than a % of your own winnings. They don’t make these things obvious, and considering they offer a very unique business model compared with the competition, they really should.

9 BBs isn’t too bad, at least you can hunt for a double up from the off, and still survive some orbits if absolutely necessary. Good luck! 🙂

Pretty mad game this. From what I’ve seen, it looks like it’s one of those games where it needs a bonus buy, or there’s not much point in playing it. Similar in a way to perhaps Vikings Unleashed or White Rabbit. 200x bonus buy cost though, ouch!

I’ve heard it’s as volatile as Dead or Alive 2, capable of 100,000x wins?

mattowl1867 wrote:

Haha yeah i know that and yet i choose to ignore it…why?

 

Does anyone have any games to recommend away from those reduced RTP ones i mentioned?

I don’t like Red Tiger.

Used to love Blueprints but find them tilting at times so try and avoid…

 

Not tried many classics properly like Lucky Lady Charm, or Captain Bob.

 

 

Haha most people do ignore it, you’re not alone! I get it, I love some of the games that you mentioned from these providers, but I just stick to playing them on alternate casinos instead.

Novo’s are normally good if you want a classic game (however some have disappointingly low RTPs too, such as Captain Venture or Reel King at 94%). Personally I love all Thunderkick games, I find them very fun to play and they always put a lot of effort into their design.

Wild Heist, like you mentioned, Fruit Warp, Pink Elephants, Dragonhorn, Flame Busters, Falcon Huntress etc.

Just be wary of the first four slots that Matt mentioned above… These all have reduced RTP on Videoslots. So less play time and chance of winning for your money, essentially.

Providers to avoid at VS are Netent, IGT, Play N Go, Pragmatic Play and Red Tiger.

Between 3 and 6 would be a pretty solid estimate if you were to run this bonus hunt a few times. It’s unlikely the average outcome across all games would land outside of this range, but this is very dependant on the volatility of the games that you play.

If you only play Megaways games, you can expect maybe 0 to 3 bonuses.

If you only play low volatility games such as Wild North or Steam Tower, you can probably expect closer to 6 to 12 bonuses.

batman22 wrote:

its not just that one though…theres loads of em…like extra chill…white rabbit etc…the mega-ways games mainly…i get it…why program a game with a near 0 bonus…it just takes the fun out of the game and makes you wanna not play anymore

They haven’t programmed it in. In the bonus on BTG games, each spin is random. So, unfortunately, zero bonuses are possible here. However, some providers do program it in, in a way, such as Blueprints.

D3sp3rado wrote:

High volatility games wouldn’t pay big if they didn’t pay crap also.

I believe money not won on bonuses like this or similar, are put into a “pot”, something in the programming.

I could be totally wrong.

Yeah, there’s no pot or compensation – it’s all random. Historic wagers mean nothing with online slots!

It’s been a while since I’ve played, but I’m sure any sites which offer Evolution gaming roulette have autoplay!