I completely agree with you... all deposits must be wagered at least 3 times. I wonder where this comes from, we can guess it's to keep players on the site as long as possible, but this is not the right way for that. And a $3k maximum daily deposit withdraw sounds a bit funny, I wonder do they have max bets as well? You are 101% right, this will keep highrollers away, as well as many others who play with decent amounts and score nice wins on slots and other games.

Well, so many crazy rules, and in the end KYC being mandatory is a bit funny... I don't find this casino so attractive after reading the comments here.

Both are good... but I think that slots can be more interesting to play and for competing.


Panjul also has experience with slot competitions, as far as I remember he beat me in the last few so I can't wait for a rematch.

We create problems for ourselves, it's not the casino's fault because we gamble. It would be nice if everyone was responsible, but that will never happen. I guess we can say that is impossible, there will always be people who will want more, stronger, and faster. That's probably true for most of us, and only when we make a mistake and get hurt we learn, that's just how it goes. And of course, there will always be people who never learn... and such people are eaten by addiction sooner or later. It's all up to us, either we learn something and try to be smarter and more responsible, or we let something destroy us.

It's wrong to blame others for your own actions/mistakes... nobody forced you to gamble, and for sure you didn't think about it while you were playing and having fun. We have all made mistakes during our lives, some less and some more, that's for sure... but we certainly shouldn't blame others for our own mistakes.

I like to gamble, and I don't regret losing money on gambling and spending time on gambling... money/time is always spent on something, one way or another. Maybe I could have used them for something better, but that's not so important, I do what I like and I know that every hobby costs.

I guess each of us is in a different situation, in my house, I am the only one who is working... wife is at home with two small children who are growing up and asking for more and more. So they wait for that day definitely, and when it comes they remind me about all the promises I made through the last month... so I am in that group that spends more money when I get my salary. But I guess that is a normal thing for the majority of people at the moment, it seems to me that it was easier before, but since the prices of everything have gone up, money is melting at an insane speed, it's hard to keep up.

Well, Twitch is becoming less popular for gambling streamers. Kick is the "new best place" as I can see from some advertising on Twitter, but it's just my thinking. Maybe I am wrong, but with regulations, Twitch is taking the new course, and that move is opening the door for some new services. Gambling advertising is here to stay, the only question is where it will be the most.

Rich people don't give if they don't expect something in return... with interest. It's always about investing, rich people "invest" in charities so they have some benefits from that from the other side. In the end, they are in profit and their wealth is growing over time, do we need more facts?

If millionaires/billionaires gave away their money, there would be no hungry and poor people... but the fact is that there are more and more hungry and poor people around, so this story doesn't work anymore.

I can't agree more with you... there are no guarantees in gambling, so chasing wins can become a disaster in seconds, especially if people decide to chase golden wins at any cost. Gambling should be entertainment, and if we gamble with money we can afford to lose we can push, but if that pushing ends up badly we should stop, more deposits will just lead to more losses. I imagine many of us have been in there and done that, and I guess we know that the results are mostly negative.

Good advice should be about control, about knowing what we are risking. If we risk more than we can handle to lose we will get into problems, simply as that.

Tips & ticks that can help... I guess many things can help, but in the end, it is completely individual, not everything can help everyone. I guess that comes with age, each of us learns what works for us and what doesn't... after we try everything and anything. It's how we learn, we try things and we learn what works for us.

My tip is (when it comes to online gambling), don't deposit more than you can afford to lose. When we are careful about our deposits and we keep some control over how much money we can deposit we will be safe... and that is responsibility, to not cross the limits we create!

Well, I remember gambling and losing whole coins back in 2014-2015... so I doubt that anyone who has gambled since those years is really in profit. For sure, if we had chosen to invest and set aside our funds instead of gambling, the potential profit would have been greater, at least in my case. Anyway, there's no crying over spoiled milk, the life goes on. And despite that, there were undoubtedly beautiful moments and huge/crazy wins along the way.

So my vote is NO.

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I agree with you, I like the old BFG mining system a lot more. Now BFG is obtained through bonuses, at least that's how it seems to me... I'm not as active as I used to be, but these days I get all the bonuses in BFG. So I guess it's the new system.

There are good economic news, but the reality for ordinary people is that we stay in the same shit... Stock market gains, GDP growth, big companies are making more profit than ever, but that doesn't reflect on most of us, the cost of living is higher than ever before and it's hard to keep up with that with "old salaries". My/our wages are not rising as fast as prices are rising, and that's why we don't feel the good economic news.

The inequality between the poor and the rich is increasing, just look at the number of billionaires and how their wealth is bigger every year, while the number of poor people is rising. That's not good, and I am not sure is there a way to reverse that.

I like your comment, and I can relate... I was like that 10 years ago. Now the situation is totally different, so what about wife & kids? House, car,  and all other things that can't wait? Can we deny all that? Can we save on their backs and let everything else fall just to get more coins? Don't get me wrong, but I just wish to shed some other light on this matter and topic... each of us is in a different situation, and each of us should do whatever we can to keep safe & comfortable the closest ones, I hope you get me.

Maybe we can think/dream about an imaginary future, but today is also important, maybe more important than anything "imaginary". When we are alone we can dream/deny/accept/postpone many things, but I am not alone anymore. And I can say it's hard to find balance between saving for future and living in present.

Well, there's definitely something about slot streamers, they have too many max wins in a short time. And I guess we can say they have some crazy big max wins, they are buying bonus rounds with +$10k... so you can imagine how big wins they have. I don't follow any streamers, but from time to time I see some Twitter shares, and when I see how many "max wins" on Hacksaw I get a big wish for crying... that is one of the worst providers for me, I had x0 so many times, and I never won over x1k on Hacksaw, and I tried so many times... so many bonus rounds won from normal spins, even more bought bonus rounds, and nothing. I know I simply didn't have luck with this provider, that's why I am not playing it anymore.

As in the headline, streamer wins seem too good, and we all know, when something seems too good it's probably not true.

When we really enjoy doing something, whatever that may be (good or bad), and our brain feels good about that and that makes us feel happy we will keep doing that activity, and we will want to do it more and more, it's addiction in some way.

And I guess it's all good as long as we can control it, as long as that activity doesn't hurt us and the people around us. Too much of anything is not good, and people who take it too far will feel the consequences. So before that happens, try to enjoy whatever you are doing and always try to have some control, and if you feel that control is sleeping take a break and chill... because if you don't control your addiction it will control you and you will be eaten by it eventually.

As always, when people encounter issues they are quick to share them, but not so many people like to share some nice words. Anyway, it wasn't like Wolf refused to pay, it was more a small misunderstanding about the minimum withdrawal amount... I guess we can praise the Wolf representative, although they are not very active here, they reacted to this problem quite quickly and solved it.

A mega-winner should be able to refuse a public presentation, I certainly would. We don't all come from rich areas and we can't say that most of us live in safe conditions, simply put, we don't all have safes in banks and private security. With that said, sometimes (or better to say all the time) it's far better to keep your head down and not talk loud about big money stashed in the house.

So this kind of thing can be like drawing a target on one man's back, that is not nice... Casinos are doing that just for marketing, but as I said, that can be a big trouble for some ordinary people who won big.

We all start with the same amount, there are no whales in this competition... I didn't try it until know, but as I know we all start with 100 Candies? Am I right?

So it's more about luck & skills than about bankroll. Skills to find the game that suit us and to be able to push when we feel it's the time for pushing & luck to win some of the risky bets!

My first try...


I have little over 700 Candies at the moment, I will continue to play and maybe I will get to some higher place! Good luck all!

They say that mental addictions are the worst ones... the thing with psychological addictions they have a much bigger effect on our thoughts and emotions, and that reflects on our bodies as well. Physical addictions are easier to identify and treat, once you get rid of what you are using you are on the halfway to stop thinking about it, but mental addictions are more insidious and pervasive.

Simply said, mental addictions are going way deeper than physical ones, so we can say they are more challenging than physical ones, and it's really hard to overcome them, I would say harder than physical ones.

Well, I wonder the same thing, they should have done something back then... it's never good when someone just disappears without any words, especially with someone else's money.

But they are back, let's see what will they do to make things right, if that is possible... to be honest, I have some doubts, I don't like it when someone just disappears and then comes back... it's certainly nice that they are back, but it definitely won't be easy for them to regain their old reputation. It's not impossible, but it will be difficult.