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[Eureka_07]

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Today I have better luck, yes good start of the year for my slot 
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Nice wins Dewi Aries! Did you bought feature on Sweet Bonanza? Seems like you are very lucky on that day that you managed to hit 2 big wins just few bets away from those wins.
I play more on Sweet Bonanza Xmas than Sweet Bonanza? Do you also play SBX? If so how's the experience?

[Raflesia]

Nice wins Dewi Aries! Did you bought feature on Sweet Bonanza? Seems like you are very lucky on that day that you managed to hit 2 big wins just few bets away from those wins.
I play more on Sweet Bonanza Xmas than Sweet Bonanza? Do you also play SBX? If so how's the experience?

Luckily a lot more was expected but Dewi Aries has got away with a big win. 

tried on several different gambling platforms at Sweet Bonanza but still my winnings are not big maybe only small bets but I am still a little doubtful with big bets so I will be more experienced at $ 5 bets.

Seeing people with luck is better the feeling I want to continue without stopping.

[serjent05]

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Hitting the slots from the first days of the year 2021, I suppose that for a January 2 it can be a good multiplier perhaps with ATH characteristics for personal records on the second day of the year  
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^{BTW in another ATH (BTC): $33,927.58}

Today I have better luck, yes good start of the year for my slot 

Way to go Dewi Aries!  A nice betting strategy set up there!  It looks like a good win on Razor Shark enable you to win more on Sweet Bonanza.  What a lucky start this New Year.  Hope your lucky strike continues until the end of 2021!

[Eureka_07]

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Luckily a lot more was expected but Dewi Aries has got away with a big win. 

tried on several different gambling platforms at Sweet Bonanza but still my winnings are not big maybe only small bets but I am still a little doubtful with big bets so I will be more experienced at $ 5 bets.

Seeing people with luck is better the feeling I want to continue without stopping.

I'm not playing much Sweet Bonanza, but my biggest win so far on Sweet Bonanza Xmas is about $500 through a $40 bought feature. In a normal spin with double chance, my highest pay out was $300.
In my experience it is really possible to win big hits multiple times in a row. It's just really rare tho. A lot of losses to consider too.

[ufaiz50]

The name Sweet Bonanza does have a powerful effect, I think. Then you are quickly inclined to play there for a while. I haven't played it myself, but there are also tons of games available on the site.
Still useful if there are no sports that you can bet on.

[arallmuus]

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If only you hit those multipliers when the King Roo event is still ongoing, that would have give you something extra

In case you are interested with how much you would have earned if you become The King Roo, check the References

I suppose that for a January 2 it can be a good multiplier perhaps with ATH characteristics for personal records on the second day of the year 
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^{BTW in another ATH (BTC): $33,927.58}

Btc reaching another ATH wont make any differences at all because the site is using usd so the payout will be in usd as well. Higher btc price = smaller amount of btc that you will get but the value stays the same

I'm not playing much Sweet Bonanza, but my biggest win so far on Sweet Bonanza Xmas is about $500 through a $40 bought feature.

Thats over 12x if you count it from the buy feature price. Sweet Bonanza is really volatile, if you could double your money then its pretty good already. The fun part with Sweet Bonanza is that it really only need to have 1 good spins to get that massive profit

[RHavar]

Someone told me that roobet gives streamers and promoters free pretend money, so they stream/promote roobet with fake numbers .. and as payment  for the promotion they can only cash out a fraction of their "winnings".

I would normally not believe it, but the person who told me is pretty trustworthy. Is this really happening?

[Quidat]

Someone told me that roobet gives streamers and promoters free pretend money, so they stream/promote roobet with fake numbers .. and as payment  for the promotion they can only cash out a fraction of their "winnings".

I would normally not believe it, but the person who told me is pretty trustworthy. Is this really happening?

Really hard to believe on something which you do only heard of into someone yet we know neither it can be real or would just purely a lie just to stain up Roobets reputation.
Unless if that certain streamer/promoters will really spill up the beans and telling that this one is true but if this one came from other people even if this trustworthy, we shouldnt
really believe it directly. Lastly, if this is really just a result of deceiving people i cant still believe that they would able to reach out these total wagers in a short span of time.
This will really remain as a presumption unless if its proved out.

[seleme]

Someone told me that roobet gives streamers and promoters free pretend money, so they stream/promote roobet with fake numbers .. and as payment  for the promotion they can only cash out a fraction of their "winnings".

I would normally not believe it, but the person who told me is pretty trustworthy. Is this really happening?

They get paid for promoting the casino(half of the profit) and the streamers usually play with the casino money. I don't think they get the won amount fully but have no proof to prove this. Anyway, I don't believe the lucrative promos on Twitch and Youtube. Maybe the advertisers make an agreement for dividing the profit or loss but some YouTubers talk about this subject on their stream. Xposed is my favorite streamer but he really does the stupid gambling during streams, I will never go all in 4 rolls in a Monopoly game. This is not the proper way to advertise the casinos, IMHO.

[freedomgo]

Someone told me that roobet gives streamers and promoters free pretend money, so they stream/promote roobet with fake numbers .. and as payment  for the promotion they can only cash out a fraction of their "winnings".

I would normally not believe it, but the person who told me is pretty trustworthy. Is this really happening?

They get paid for promoting the casino(half of the profit) and the streamers usually play with the casino money. I don't think they get the won amount fully but have no proof to prove this. Anyway, I don't believe the lucrative promos on Twitch and Youtube.

All of that are just speculation, we can't prove that though it's possible, every site would do everything to promote their site, so let's just consider it as a normal trick to entice gamblers but it's not illegal or something.

[RHavar]

All of that are just speculation, we can't prove that

Sure, I'm not accusing roobet of anything. Just (openly) asking the question to get an official response  

though it's possible, every site would do everything to promote their site, so let's just consider it as a normal trick to entice gamblers but it's not illegal or something.

Well, it depends on what country you are talking about. But it's quite illegal in many countries I'm aware of. But more importantly, it would be extremely unethical. Talk to any of the reputable casinos, and this is something that absolutely would not be done.

[StackGambler]

All of that are just speculation, we can't prove that

Sure, I'm not accusing roobet of anything. Just (openly) asking the question to get an official response  

though it's possible, every site would do everything to promote their site, so let's just consider it as a normal trick to entice gamblers but it's not illegal or something.

Well, it depends on what country you are talking about. But it's quite illegal in many countries I'm aware of. But more importantly, it would be extremely unethical. Talk to any of the reputable casinos, and this is something that absolutely would not be done.

Casinos these days are getting pretty uncomfortable with their marketing tactics.

The 'inflated balance' thing (if true about Roo, which I don't doubt) isn't new - Stake.com does it too. Stake gives inflated balances to certain streamers and they can only take a fraction of the winnings, but the bigger amounts look better on streams. It's borderline scamming especially considering the fact that people wagering in the 'races' with non-inflated balances are at a clear disadvantage, but hey, if people's withdrawals aren't explicitly being blocked, no one gives a shit...

[LittleBitFunny]

Someone told me that roobet gives streamers and promoters free pretend money, so they stream/promote roobet with fake numbers .. and as payment  for the promotion they can only cash out a fraction of their "winnings".

I would normally not believe it, but the person who told me is pretty trustworthy. Is this really happening?

They get paid for promoting the casino(half of the profit) and the streamers usually play with the casino money. I don't think they get the won amount fully but have no proof to prove this. Anyway, I don't believe the lucrative promos on Twitch and Youtube.

All of that are just speculation, we can't prove that though it's possible, every site would do everything to promote their site, so let's just consider it as a normal trick to entice gamblers but it's not illegal or something.

I don't know where did you guys get this kind of information!
It's true that there are many YouTubers who stream and promote Roobet, but no one play with given money, they played by their own strategy.
Not only Roobet but also all other casino's are promoted by streamers, they just stream using a lucrative way to catch some users under their referral.
they are just trying to catch user's attention for getting referral commission. if users clicked and signup by using their banner link then they will get benefited, that's all.

[RHavar]

The 'inflated balance' thing (if true about Roo, which I don't doubt) isn't new - Stake.com does it too. Stake gives inflated balances to certain streamers and they can only take a fraction of the winnings, but the bigger amounts look better on streams. It's borderline scamming especially considering the fact that people wagering in the 'races' with non-inflated balances are at a clear disadvantage, but hey, if people's withdrawals aren't explicitly being blocked, no one gives a shit...

Yikes, that would be mighty disappointing if true. It's explicitly illegal in a lot of places (e.g. Nevada); and for pretty good reason.


One of the things I really liked about the early days of bitcoin gambling was even in the absence of regulation, the major players were reputation-driven and there was virtually no bullshit and it was clean/honest/transparent. You could even give them your email without fear of being spammed by promo shit, etc.

I guess it's a bit like that batman quote: "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."

[Dewi Aries]

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Today I have better luck, yes good start of the year for my slot  
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Nice wins Dewi Aries! Did you bought feature on Sweet Bonanza? Seems like you are very lucky on that day that you managed to hit 2 big wins just few bets away from those wins.
I play more on Sweet Bonanza Xmas than Sweet Bonanza? Do you also play SBX? If so how's the experience?

That's a feature buy $40 I prefer to play at Sweet Bonanza than on the SBX in my personal opinion the difference between these two slots is in the multiplier , SBX offers a higher multiplier while SB offers easy hits on the fruit/symbol

Way to go Dewi Aries!  A nice betting strategy set up there!  It looks like a good win on Razor Shark enable you to win more on Sweet Bonanza.  What a lucky start this New Year.  Hope your lucky strike continues until the end of 2021!

I hope you get it too  

[serjent05]

All of that are just speculation, we can't prove that

Sure, I'm not accusing roobet of anything. Just (openly) asking the question to get an official response  

Yeah it would be best to see Roobet official response on this, anything that we said here is all assumption since we don't have any proof that Roobet is doing such a thing.  It would be very unfair to those non-sponsored players if ever Roobet is doing such a tactic (which I don't think they are even though they are capable). 

though it's possible, every site would do everything to promote their site, so let's just consider it as a normal trick to entice gamblers but it's not illegal or something.

Well, it depends on what country you are talking about. But it's quite illegal in many countries I'm aware of. But more importantly, it would be extremely unethical. Talk to any of the reputable casinos, and this is something that absolutely would not be done.

It is easy to claim that they are not doing it but secretly it is easier for them to implement it since we won't find the truth unless the person involved is the one spilling it.

[Hhampuz]

If you are sponsored by anyone or anything and you do not add #AD you are committing a crime, so you'd better go after those streamers/Youtubes more than Roobet.

Besides that, I do not believe they are doing "inflated" balances. Perhaps they get better customer service, nice rakeback & prioritized Withdraws/Deposit service (You know.. Like a VIP). Streamers and YouTubers earn enough as it is just by getting the views and then the referral stuff.

[Eureka_07]

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Today I have better luck, yes good start of the year for my slot  
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That's a feature buy $40 I prefer to play at Sweet Bonanza than on the SBX in my personal opinion the difference between these two slots is in the multiplier , SBX offers a higher multiplier while SB offers easy hits on the fruit/symbol
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Ow, nice information dude. I know that Sweet Bonanza and Sweet Bonanza Xmas has different things to offer but I don't know them particularly until you mentioned it.
I'll be considering playing Sweet Bonanza too in the near future. Wishing for luck, come to me and fill my year 2021.

[seleme]

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Today I have better luck, yes good start of the year for my slot  
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That's a feature buy $40 I prefer to play at Sweet Bonanza than on the SBX in my personal opinion the difference between these two slots is in the multiplier , SBX offers a higher multiplier while SB offers easy hits on the fruit/symbol
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Ow, nice information dude. I know that Sweet Bonanza and Sweet Bonanza Xmas has different things to offer but I don't know them particularly until you mentioned it.
I'll be considering playing Sweet Bonanza too in the near future. Wishing for luck, come to me and fill my year 2021.

Sweet Bonanza is more volatile and the pay rates are better on average compared to SBX. AFAIK, there is a collection and paying timeframes for this slot due to being popular among crypto users, unlike other alternatives. Hitting a higher multiplier more than 1000x and running is my selection under 3000 spins, otherwise, it will melt the balance after one point. Anyway, checking the slotcatalog for finding the hot slots will be my preference.

[darewaller]

The 'inflated balance' thing (if true about Roo, which I don't doubt) isn't new - Stake.com does it too. Stake gives inflated balances to certain streamers and they can only take a fraction of the winnings, but the bigger amounts look better on streams. It's borderline scamming especially considering the fact that people wagering in the 'races' with non-inflated balances are at a clear disadvantage, but hey, if people's withdrawals aren't explicitly being blocked, no one gives a shit...

Yikes, that would be mighty disappointing if true. It's explicitly illegal in a lot of places (e.g. Nevada); and for pretty good reason.


One of the things I really liked about the early days of bitcoin gambling was even in the absence of regulation, the major players were reputation-driven and there was virtually no bullshit and it was clean/honest/transparent. You could even give them your email without fear of being spammed by promo shit, etc.

I guess it's a bit like that batman quote: "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."

It is nice to see you outside of bustabit and bustadice places, I feel like you should be around more often in everywhere. I see you like kind of stamp of approval but also someone wise enough to know every gear that makes the machine work . I feel like the casino world had to get more ruthless with the amount of competition, that is the problem with all those new stuff.

I mean think about it this way, back in the day we only had just-dice and primedice, and nothing more, they could have done it anyway they want because they were the only off-chain ones, whereas satoshidice was ondice start of dice gaming. Obviously you could be a "hero" in that situation and do everything right by gamblers, because you have no competition at all, but in the end with more competition you have to grow bigger and do a bit more things that bothers but still gets results.