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[emiliamuller6710]

Does anyone know any high rtp slots to complete wager ? Any tips how to reach 40x it seems impossible to me.

[mitchr4]

Does anyone know any high rtp slots to complete wager ? Any tips how to reach 40x it seems impossible to me.

I think 40x wagering requirement is really difficult, especially since not every bet counts as 100% towards the wager. Usually slots count 100% per wager while other games like Dice, Roulette, Crash, etc only count starting from 10% per wager. This makes completing the wager much longer if you play non slot game.

When completing wagering requirements, I usually play Sweet Bonanza. I don't know the exact RTP maybe around 96%+ but in my experience this slot gives more frequent wins compared to others. I think it's because of the tumble feature that can trigger multiple wins in a single spin, making it easier to meet the wager requirements.

Other slots you can try: Gates of Olympus or Sugar Rush.

[Russlenat]

Does anyone know any high rtp slots to complete wager ? Any tips how to reach 40x it seems impossible to me.

It depends on the game provider, but I’m more familiar with Pragmatic. From what I’ve seen, their RTP is around 96.5%, and I think other providers under the same category are probably similar. That said, hitting the rollover requirement is really hard. Not impossible, but definitely not easy.

Best thing you can do is just try, enjoy the game, and maybe get lucky along the way.

Other slots you can try: Gates of Olympus or Sugar Rush.

These games are killing my bankroll lately.

[Wiwo]

Has anyone installed BC.Game app on their iPhone? BC.Game has a promotion of 1.5x more wagering points if you bet via a smartphone app and that's a pretty cool offer. BC.Game's app page redirects me to Bigadvent app to download it for iOS but what is this app? How is this related to BC.Game? I know it's not a scam but I don't understand how it works behind the scenes.

It seems like it was redirected directly to the ad because I also tried before being redirected to a similar app but when I tried to repeat the steps from the beginning it didn't happen and I downloaded the BC.Game app directly without having to enter the Bigadvent app ad first.

I don't really understand why this happened for BC.Game but I still believe that it was just a redirect to an ad for an app that to be honest I found strange and had no intention of installing (Bigadvent app) especially with the initial appearance and the language being more mandarin which I didn't understand so I immediately exited the app ad.

I have tried to use my app but it keep misbehaving I thought is because I haven't used the apps for quite sometime now, so I needed to update it, but supprisely my current app is up to date but still have that loading issue's, one thing I noticed is that website seems to be more better than using an app, I have deleted the app and was able to make use of BC.GAME to stake a few games earlier.

[adultcrypto]

Luck never stays long. That is the truth. If we are lucky today, never expect that we can still be lucky tomorrow or the next day. Sometimes, terrible things happen after being too lucky. That is why if I feel lucky today, I enjoy it before it runs out. But when I feel unlucky, I stop. We need to control our emotions because the consequences are too harsh.
A responsible gambler always thinks smart. And can avoid wrong decisions that may compromise their finances.

I don't want to dwell in the argument of measuring how lucky an individual can be or if some people are luckier than others because those are not easily verifiable. Except in games that are predominantly controlled by luck, it is never good to rely entirely on luck because that is an approach that is not sustainable. Luck is a great asset but a mixture of luck and skill will produce far better results than depending totally on luck. One must have idea of the game to gamble on and be equipped with the necessary skills needed to make right decision and let luck play complimentary role in the process since we cannot determine how lucky we will get.

[memehunter]

Does anyone know any high rtp slots to complete wager ? Any tips how to reach 40x it seems impossible to me.

There is no tip lol. I am guessing from previous posts that you have to complete the wager on slots which is pretty difficult. That is why I dont like these bonuses with such high wagering requirements. I am still not able to grasp what sort of target audience is pleased by such promos (unless it is completely free with no depositing requirements). May be new commers who have less idea of how difficult the wagering is on slots, but I would like to see the numbers of 2nd timers who availed these bonuses, I am ready to bet it will be quite low. 

[topbitcoin]

It seems like it was redirected directly to the ad because I also tried before being redirected to a similar app but when I tried to repeat the steps from the beginning it didn't happen and I downloaded the BC.Game app directly without having to enter the Bigadvent app ad first.

I don't really understand why this happened for BC.Game but I still believe that it was just a redirect to an ad for an app that to be honest I found strange and had no intention of installing (Bigadvent app) especially with the initial appearance and the language being more mandarin which I didn't understand so I immediately exited the app ad.

I have tried to use my app but it keep misbehaving I thought is because I haven't used the apps for quite sometime now, so I needed to update it, but supprisely my current app is up to date but still have that loading issue's, one thing I noticed is that website seems to be more better than using an app, I have deleted the app and was able to make use of BC.GAME to stake a few games earlier.

I've tried playing on the app a few times but I've also felt that way when trying to play on my phone so I prefer to play on my computer.
Indeed, for applications sometimes make us more able to play wherever and whenever because as long as there is a digadget that we carry then we can do it (although maybe it can also use the website) but for me who is indeed more daily in front of the computer then I prefer to open the website than being in the application even though the appearance is the same but I also rarely play on the application because it is more often to open the site directly.

[Lakai01]

I have tried to use my app but it keep misbehaving I thought is because I haven't used the apps for quite sometime now, so I needed to update it, but supprisely my current app is up to date but still have that loading issue's, one thing I noticed is that website seems to be more better than using an app, I have deleted the app and was able to make use of BC.GAME to stake a few games earlier.

The app and the website are typically developed by separate teams with different priorities. Therefore, it depends very much on the focus that a company like BC.Game places on further development. Some casinos, sports betting portals or exchanges clearly favour the app, as it is usually much better to use because it simply works better and often gets new features faster.

Therefore, it is not possible to generalise, as it depends very much on the company behind the app or website.

[Wakate]

I have been pondering on this question and I think I need to ask it here since BC game is one of the biggest casinos here with high users and campaign participants. Why is it that big casinos do not like to have their own mobile applications?
I have seen many fake casino apps on Play Store because I use android and it is annoying seeing bad reviews from players that have became victims of those fake apps thinking that the main casino is a scam.

[hosemary]

Why is it that big casinos do not like to have their own mobile applications?

bc.game has an Android application, but it's not available on the Play Store.
To install their application on android, you have to download their apk file from their website.

You can find the apk file here.
https://bc.game/events/app-download-recall

[stadus]

Why is it that big casinos do not like to have their own mobile applications?

bc.game has an Android application, but it's not available on the Play Store.
To install their application on android, you have to download their apk file from their website.

You can find the apk file here.
https://bc.game/events/app-download-recall

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

[Wiwo]

I have tried to use my app but it keep misbehaving I thought is because I haven't used the apps for quite sometime now, so I needed to update it, but supprisely my current app is up to date but still have that loading issue's, one thing I noticed is that website seems to be more better than using an app, I have deleted the app and was able to make use of BC.GAME to stake a few games earlier.

The app and the website are typically developed by separate teams with different priorities. Therefore, it depends very much on the focus that a company like BC.Game places on further development. Some casinos, sports betting portals or exchanges clearly favour the app, as it is usually much better to use because it simply works better and often gets new features faster.

Therefore, it is not possible to generalise, as it depends very much on the company behind the app or website.

Yea I understand that fact, and I also understand that based on data usage and configuration in the development of an app and website,  we all know that website is more lighter to load and requires less data and space on you end users storage, asides the frequent app updates that tend to expose you to some security risks if using the older version of the app, unlike visiting the website that gives you live live updates on the casino.

[hosemary]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

[Vaculin]

As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store. That said, I’m not really a fan of installing apps on my phone. I feel like they just slow the phone down, and I also don’t want to get tempted the moment I unlock my phone and see the app there.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

[tbct_mt2]

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store. That said, I’m not really a fan of installing apps on my phone. I feel like they just slow the phone down, and I also don’t want to get tempted the moment I unlock my phone and see the app there.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

You can download from the Play Store but you did a right thing by visit the wesbite of BC.Game and get their link to the application in the Play Store. It's a safest way to download an application of any casino or centralized exchange.

It's safer than another practice of opening the PlayStore, and searching for the application. There are possibly many fake applications of BC.Game brand created by scammers. If you are careless but unlucky, you will search and found a fake application that will steal money in your BC.Game account if you log in your account on a fake application.

[salad daging]

As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store. That said, I’m not really a fan of installing apps on my phone. I feel like they just slow the phone down, and I also don’t want to get tempted the moment I unlock my phone and see the app there.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

How do they use the Bc.game app is it mobile friendly where the experience is smooth?

The site on PC and on the phone is just as smooth, for me there is no need for additional applications on the phone, sometimes the application always has shortcomings including bugs that are not perfectly fixed.

Regarding the apk file from the official source, it is actually safe, because I myself download the binance apk directly from the website not the playstore.

[hosemary]

If it’s coming directly from the website itself, I think that’s safer than downloading it from the Play Store.

The issue isn’t always whether the app is official or not.
It's possible that you download the apk file from the website directly, but it's infected with a malware. Sometimes, you are safer if you download the application from the Play Store, because Play Store scans the applications for malwares.

Again, I am not saying applications available on Play Store are 100% safe.


The best thing you can do is go to the official website and get the Play Store link from there.
Of course, when it comes to bc.game, the problem is that their application isn't available on Play Store.

I prefer the old-school way, just accessing it through the browser via URL.

This is exactly what I always do.
I always prefer using a web browser, whether it’s a casino or an exchange.

[logfiles]

I have been pondering on this question and I think I need to ask it here since BC game is one of the biggest casinos here with high users and campaign participants. Why is it that big casinos do not like to have their own mobile applications?
I have seen many fake casino apps on Play Store because I use android and it is annoying seeing bad reviews from players that have became victims of those fake apps thinking that the main casino is a scam.

I don't know if it's a case of optimization or security, but It's true I also noticed the trend. Unlike exchanges, most popular casinos do not have an option for mobile apps and yet it would be so convenient for the customers.

Otherwise, someone asked a similar question and got some interesting responses that you might want to look at ---> Why don't the majority of online casinos focus on creating their mobile apps?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

Exactly the point, apps downloaded from playstore are way safer than apps downloaded from external sources, this is a known fact.
And yes, some apps downloaded from playstore may not be 100 percent safe at times, this is absolutely normal as we all know that every technology built by man, there is bound to be some form or kind of errors from time to time and this does not mean the technology doesn't work or do what it's designed for.

Like you rightly said, Apk files can only be downloaded when one is very sure of the source they are downloading the file from, this is requires uptimum care as this is one of the easiest ways we end up with virus and malware on our devices.

[mitchr4]

I’m just curious though, and I’m not very technical, so I’ll ask anyway. If someday the app becomes available on the Play Store, which one is actually safer? Downloading it from the Play Store, or installing it directly from their website? I’ve heard there are apps on the Play Store that aren’t safe either. Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question.

Generally speaking, I think it's safer to download the applications from play store.
As far as I know, Play Store scans applications to check if they are safe (I am not saying applications avialable on Play Store are 100% safe.)

You should download the apk file, only if you trust the source.

Exactly the point, apps downloaded from playstore are way safer than apps downloaded from external sources, this is a known fact.
And yes, some apps downloaded from playstore may not be 100 percent safe at times, this is absolutely normal as we all know that every technology built by man, there is bound to be some form or kind of errors from time to time and this does not mean the technology doesn't work or do what it's designed for.

Like you rightly said, Apk files can only be downloaded when one is very sure of the source they are downloading the file from, this is requires uptimum care as this is one of the easiest ways we end up with virus and malware on our devices.

I agree that no system is 100% safe, including the Play Store. But they have Google Play Protect that scans the app before installation on your device. However, it's still important to remain aware by checking the apps rating, reviews, and requested permissions. This permission checking is crucial. I recommend if an app requests access to your contacts, gallery, or camera without a clear reason deny it. This could be a red flag for stealing your information or accessing your personal data.