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[SquirrelJulietGarden]

I feel like going to the beach is a bit boring, as well as costly (depending on where you live), and parks are no different, so I'd rather stay in and place some tiny bets on my favorite slots. 

Playing something at home is good but if you do that responsibly and are able to self limit your time on computers, mobile devices and on digital screens. You must protect your financial budget as well as your health status from eyes' vision to other health conditions.

So take your time playing at home and hanging out to the beach, park, wherever outdoors for enjoying fresh air, taking some exercises to wake up your body and protect it too. Doing these things properly balancing will give you better life quality rather than just sitting at home, playing games or making bets in slot games or whatever casino games.

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It's interesting to see another contest from EarnBet, thanks for sharing it.

[julerz12]

Playing something at home is good but if you do that responsibly and are able to self limit your time on computers, mobile devices and on digital screens. You must protect your financial budget as well as your health status from eyes' vision to other health conditions.

So take your time playing at home and hanging out to the beach, park, wherever outdoors for enjoying fresh air, taking some exercises to wake up your body and protect it too. Doing these things properly balancing will give you better life quality rather than just sitting at home, playing games or making bets in slot games or whatever casino games.

I hear you, but I'm a homebody person; I like hanging out in my own home rather than frolicking on the beach and dealing with other people. 
I do have other means of balancing my little gambling hobby, and that's focusing on gaming, which sometimes eats a lot of time, too. LOL

It's interesting to see another contest from EarnBet, thanks for sharing it.

They've been consistent about it. It seems they like running these contests every week, and so do the forum users, too, since plenty of users usually participate.

[Kelvinid]

Trust me, don't chase it. No Limit is high volatility. You can win big, but it can also disappear quickly, especially if your bankroll is very limited.
I suspect anyone who achieves a max win and posts an earnbet X is a high roller, if not, he is very lucky person, as this is a rare occurrence, especially in high-volatility slots.

Yeah, I think so too. For these guys, their $1,000 bets are just pennies for them. I guess I'll just stick to my usual, very minimum-bet slot plays. 

So we could say that in order for us to win big, we also need to have a lot of money. Having just enough bankroll is not good at all. And so I accept the fact that I only have very small odds of winning big since I can only afford to bet small amounts as well.

If some people say money can't buy happiness, then they are wrong. Perhaps it has been proven multiple times. That is why we see rich people don't have any worries in their eyes when gambling, and most of all, they don't cry when they lose. Instead, they just smile. lol

[Cointxz]

Trust me, don't chase it. No Limit is high volatility. You can win big, but it can also disappear quickly, especially if your bankroll is very limited.
I suspect anyone who achieves a max win and posts an earnbet X is a high roller, if not, he is very lucky person, as this is a rare occurrence, especially in high-volatility slots.

Yeah, I think so too. For these guys, their $1,000 bets are just pennies for them. I guess I'll just stick to my usual, very minimum-bet slot plays. 

So we could say that in order for us to win big, we also need to have a lot of money. Having just enough bankroll is not good at all. And so I accept the fact that I only have very small odds of winning big since I can only afford to bet small amounts as well.

If some people say money can't buy happiness, then they are wrong. Perhaps it has been proven multiple times. That is why we see rich people don't have any worries in their eyes when gambling, and most of all, they don't cry when they lose. Instead, they just smile. lol

Having huge bankroll gives you more chance to try winning a huge win compared to low bankroll because of the risk of ruin is very high when you have a small bankroll.

However, even a small bankroll can sometimes result to win big so not totally a requirements to have a big bankroll rather it’s just give you more flexibility to play more and try your luck.

Even a $1 can turn into something big if a series of good luck bet happened to you.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

I hear you, but I'm a homebody person; I like hanging out in my own home rather than frolicking on the beach and dealing with other people. 
I do have other means of balancing my little gambling hobby, and that's focusing on gaming, which sometimes eats a lot of time, too. LOL

I think you understood my advice well. Like being an introvert or an extrovert, it's not important and it's not barrier to prevent to go outdoors and do some physical exercises. You don't need to go outdoors and talk to anyone else, just focus on what you need to do physically which is enough for refreshing your mind, and strengthen your body as well as maintain or improve your health. Having conversation with the others outdoors or don't have such, it is only an optional activities, not a main purpose of going outdoors.

They've been consistent about it. It seems they like running these contests every week, and so do the forum users, too, since plenty of users usually participate.

They are doing well with their business including marketing and hope they all best as well as further marketing activities in the future.

[pusaka]

Yeah, I think so too. For these guys, their $1,000 bets are just pennies for them. I guess I'll just stick to my usual, very minimum-bet slot plays. 

So we could say that in order for us to win big, we also need to have a lot of money. Having just enough bankroll is not good at all. And so I accept the fact that I only have very small odds of winning big since I can only afford to bet small amounts as well.

If some people say money can't buy happiness, then they are wrong. Perhaps it has been proven multiple times. That is why we see rich people don't have any worries in their eyes when gambling, and most of all, they don't cry when they lose. Instead, they just smile. lol

Having huge bankroll gives you more chance to try winning a huge win compared to low bankroll because of the risk of ruin is very high when you have a small bankroll.

However, even a small bankroll can sometimes result to win big so not totally a requirements to have a big bankroll rather it’s just give you more flexibility to play more and try your luck.

Even a $1 can turn into something big if a series of good luck bet happened to you.

Before that, we also need to consider the meaning of large and small amounts. Because everyone's abilities and financial circumstances are different, what's small to someone else might be large to us, or small to us might be large to the person playing. So, in this case, I don't think we can generalize because, as I said before, our abilities differ.

Also, winnings should be viewed in terms of the multiplier we receive. If we bet $1 and get a multiplier of x5000, the win is the same as betting $10 and getting the same multiplier.

However, sometimes we only talk about the nominal amount, not the multiplier we receive.

[Pmalek]

One EarnBet player had a very prolific weekend. After playing Sugar Rush 1000, this individual won $25,789 with a $5 base bet. That's a multiplier of 5158x.
Unfortunately, EarnBet hasn't posted a video, showing the win, but there is an image and post of it on their X profile. Not a bad day to end the week at all.

[aylabadia05]

One EarnBet player had a very prolific weekend. After playing Sugar Rush 1000, this individual won $25,789 with a $5 base bet. That's a multiplier of 5158x.
Unfortunately, EarnBet hasn't posted a video, showing the win, but there is an image and post of it on their X profile. Not a bad day to end the week at all.

What a stroke of luck for that player. A sensational win.
Winning $25,789 like this isn’t a small amount when converted to my local currency here.
I’ll convert $20,000 to Bitcoin—whatever the amount I end up with—and use the remaining $5,789 to have some fun with different games, trying my luck and gaining new experiences with various types of games.

[iv4n]

One EarnBet player had a very prolific weekend. After playing Sugar Rush 1000, this individual won $25,789 with a $5 base bet. That's a multiplier of 5158x.

It's x10. ... You can see in the image you shared: Bet Size $2500...

This is a super bonus buy, with a $5 base bet, it's all there:



I bought many super bonuses on this slot... $100 & $200, and maybe I bought some more expensive, but who will remember from all the slots I played and bought super bonuses?  

In any case, super bonuses are different... and they can be pretty expensive. At the same time, buying super bonuses can turn into a disaster pretty easily... Big bets, huge volatility, crazy excitement, and many times you will get less than 10% of the bonus buy...
There are no guarantees, it's just a spin that costs a lot, opens some features, but nobody knows what will happen... so good luck!

[Bitinity]

One EarnBet player had a very prolific weekend. After playing Sugar Rush 1000, this individual won $25,789 with a $5 base bet. That's a multiplier of 5158x.
Unfortunately, EarnBet hasn't posted a video, showing the win, but there is an image and post of it on their X profile. Not a bad day to end the week at all.

What a stroke of luck for that player. A sensational win.
Winning $25,789 like this isn’t a small amount when converted to my local currency here.
I’ll convert $20,000 to Bitcoin—whatever the amount I end up with—and use the remaining $5,789 to have some fun with different games, trying my luck and gaining new experiences with various types of games.

When a player is able to bet $2500, his initial deposit must be a huge amount. If I have to guess the amount he won from the above bet is still lower than his initial bankroll and I believe this amount is not that big for the player. Of course if we win that amount, we will withdraw most of the winning amount but for this player, I believe he continues his gambling session until he wins more or until he lose it back

[TopTort777]

One EarnBet player had a very prolific weekend. After playing Sugar Rush 1000, this individual won $25,789 with a $5 base bet. That's a multiplier of 5158x.

It's x10. ... You can see in the image you shared: Bet Size $2500...

This is a super bonus buy, with a $5 base bet, it's all there:

Did I get it correct? Players bet 5 bucks but then purchased 2500 bonus and Gods of random brought him 10x multiplier during bonus spins. Damn I wish I understand logic how some gamblers play. What was on his mind when he decided to buy such a huge bonus with such a comparably low bet.

I am not a slots player and I have a question. Is it possible to by playing 1-5 bet per spin and having 2500 budget (that is 500-2500 spins) win same 25k bucks? Are 500-2500 spins a lot for slots or not?

[betswift]

What a stroke of luck for that player. A sensational win.
Winning $25,789 like this isn’t a small amount when converted to my local currency here.
I’ll convert $20,000 to Bitcoin—whatever the amount I end up with—and use the remaining $5,789 to have some fun with different games, trying my luck and gaining new experiences with various types of games.

That's a good plan. You would do the best thing there may be with such win

[iv4n]

Did I get it correct? Players bet 5 bucks but then purchased 2500 bonus and Gods of random brought him 10x multiplier during bonus spins. Damn I wish I understand logic how some gamblers play. What was on his mind when he decided to buy such a huge bonus with such a comparably low bet.

Yes, you get it... this player decided to buy a super bonus with $2500. And he was lucky to hit something nice... at least this time. 

The logic is simple... You play slots, you have a nice balance, and you simply buy it... This guy is not the craziest one. Look at some big casinos and their big wins section, whales are buying bonuses worth $100k and higher.

I am not a slots player and I have a question. Is it possible to by playing 1-5 bet per spin and having 2500 budget (that is 500-2500 spins) win same 25k bucks? Are 500-2500 spins a lot for slots or not?

It's a big difference between $1 & $5 per spin... but in any case, the answer to your questions is that you have to try it to find out. But have in mind that it's pretty impossible to win a super bonus with normal playing... I guess that happens, but the chances are not low, they are extremely low. The next important thing about this slot, you can get 3 to 7 scatters, both in bonus and when you buy a super bonus. More scatters, more free spins... Both with normal playing/normal bonuses & super bonus, I got max 4, which is 12 spins, but usually it's 3 scatters and 10 spins.

Sometimes just 10-20 spins are enough for a big win... sometimes you will not hit a bonus in the first 200-300 spins... And an important thing, when you buy a super bonus, all starting spots are x2. With a normal bonus, you need to get to x2, and then it goes up...

The cheapest super bonus buy for this slot is usually $100... in most casinos, the minimum bet is $0.2.

Good luck.

[TopTort777]

My question was much more simple Was it worth risking and spending 2500 to try to win 25k, or big win can be achieved if you play 20cents per spin and make 12500 spins. For me this is a lot of spins and hours of gaming. I am sure that during 12500 spins, slot machine will drop good multiplier eventually. I used to have 100-200 lowest bet spin runs and its either you get more than 20-40 bucks, or lose everything. With much more tried, I think chances of earning must be higher than they were in my experience.

To make it even more simple. More spins = or ≠ buying super bonus ? I fully understand that it is random, but maybe some have experience to share.

[aylabadia05]

What a stroke of luck for that player. A sensational win.
Winning $25,789 like this isn’t a small amount when converted to my local currency here.
I’ll convert $20,000 to Bitcoin—whatever the amount I end up with—and use the remaining $5,789 to have some fun with different games, trying my luck and gaining new experiences with various types of games.

When a player is able to bet $2500, his initial deposit must be a huge amount. If I have to guess the amount he won from the above bet is still lower than his initial bankroll and I believe this amount is not that big for the player. Of course if we win that amount, we will withdraw most of the winning amount but for this player, I believe he continues his gambling session until he wins more or until he lose it back

Yes, that’s right—it’s more geared toward players who are used to making large deposits, especially if the bet is $2,500.
If you’re used to playing and betting at $0.50, with the highest bet being $1, and then you play a game with a bet of $2 or more, the thought of winning $25,789 would be mind-boggling—I can’t even imagine having that much money from winning a single game.

[Pmalek]

Here is an even crazier session and even bigger win! This time it was triggered on Nolimit City's Tombstone R.I.P. The lucky player triggered free spins with a $0.10 bet and managed to get the maximum multiplier of 300,000x.

Watch the video on X below:
https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2046548210852696242

[Cryptomultiplier]

My question was much more simple Was it worth risking and spending 2500 to try to win 25k, or big win can be achieved if you play 20cents per spin and make 12500 spins. For me this is a lot of spins and hours of gaming. I am sure that during 12500 spins, slot machine will drop good multiplier eventually. I used to have 100-200 lowest bet spin runs and its either you get more than 20-40 bucks, or lose everything. With much more tried, I think chances of earning must be higher than they were in my experience.

To make it even more simple. More spins = or ≠ buying super bonus ? I fully understand that it is random, but maybe some have experience to share.

The math you calculated is right because the gambler must have paid somewhat around 500x of their normal small betting amounts just to jump to the high payout bonus round and that's just how I see it.
 
Gamblers do make such decisions because betting small amounts most of the times is just a waste of time and resources .
I think it's also a good strategy that protects and makes your gambling activities much more productive as a long time gambler or in this case, slots player who isn't just a newbie.

[julerz12]

Here is an even crazier session and even bigger win! This time it was triggered on Nolimit City's Tombstone R.I.P. The lucky player triggered free spins with a $0.10 bet and managed to get the maximum multiplier of 300,000x.

Bets on their Blackjack are blowing up, too. Geez. Look at those numbers. $30k, $48k, $42k wins. 

Source: https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2046674942880580037

Gamblers do make such decisions because betting small amounts most of the times is just a waste of time and resources .

So, it's a risk big, win big strategy. Very fitting for someone with a gigantic bankroll. 
BTW, I wouldn't call it a waste of time when you're just betting small amounts, as long as you're having fun doing it. But, I guess, people who see it as that (a waste of time) are only after profits and have forgotten how to make gambling fun and entertaining. Although I'd probably think the same if I had a similar huge bankroll like them. Why go small when you can always go big, right? The image above is one big example of it.

[hd49728]

Bets on their Blackjack are blowing up, too. Geez. Look at those numbers. $30k, $48k, $42k wins. 

Source: https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2046674942880580037

Is it coincidence like their users suddenly become more very actively with bets especially with big bets or does it come from some kind of marketing at EarnBet recent weeks?

Usually marketing programs are important for online casinos to motivate their users more actively with bets in general and with bets on some specific games for participation in a contest.

So, it's a risk big, win big strategy. Very fitting for someone with a gigantic bankroll. 
BTW, I wouldn't call it a waste of time when you're just betting small amounts, as long as you're having fun doing it. But, I guess, people who see it as that (a waste of time) are only after profits and have forgotten how to make gambling fun and entertaining. Although I'd probably think the same if I had a similar huge bankroll like them. Why go small when you can always go big, right? The image above is one big example of it.

There is no shame to bet with money you are comfortable with because when a gambler bets this way, it's responsible gambling and it's safer for that gambler in the long term. If a gambler can do responsible bets a long time, he will be able to enjoy gambling and maintain his finance well enough over long time of gambling.

There is no safe future if a gambler tries to bet too big but in irresponsible way, and it's very dangerous for his financial status even in short term, not yet about long term.

[julerz12]

Is it coincidence like their users suddenly become more very actively with bets especially with big bets or does it come from some kind of marketing at EarnBet recent weeks?

Usually marketing programs are important for online casinos to motivate their users more actively with bets in general and with bets on some specific games for participation in a contest.

We can only speculate on that matter.
Even a few weeks back, I already saw firsthand that these high-rollers are making big bets on blackjack, live [1].
So, it's probably EarnBet's way of highlighting the wins and payouts made on their platform, which I see nothing wrong with. Just like you said, some sort of marketing program. 
Anyone can verify it too, just go to EarnBet (not sure if you need to log-in), scroll down, and see the High-roller bets.