$94,500 Bonus Buy?! Who can afford it?

[NewCryptocasinos]

I just tested the latest slot from Hacksaw Gaming - MAX WIN Challenge , and when I checked the max bet, I was a bit surprised.

$94,500 for the most expensive Bonus Buy, with the highest bet size.

Sure, you can bet for way less, obviously. However, if casinos are offering this, there is obviously a market for these high-roller bets.

Do you honestly know anyone who would bet $100K on a slot?

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

[KiaKia]

You can't afford it and that's YOU, some people are made for this type of bonuses and that's why casinos are putting them up, what do you think? That everyone make the same amount of money that you are making?

People like drake can take that bonus if he wants, there are many people who are making alot of money, not from gambling don't get me wrong but in their businesses or career.

Just avoid what you can't afford, or maybe let it sink into you that some y are actually making alot of money, maybe, just maybe it can be a inspiration for you, who knows?

You have no idea what people can do, some are crazy while some just have a lot of money to throw around and yes people spend a lot of money on slots games.

[rdluffy]

My betting reality is a far cry from those amounts 
It’s almost unthinkable to bet that much all at once, but I don’t doubt there’s an audience for that kind of bet

There are many gamblers who wager amounts like that at casinos, in poker, or in other games, and most of them do so privately
At which casino did you find this game?

[bitbollo]

WOW
Honestly these are the only reasons to play slots few spins, high jackpots....
I think there is likewise a market also for these big bonuses, despite these can appear somewhat rare or not useful.
Imagine they can just use as a bonus for a VIP - "100K bonus buy" even if you don't win, there is an huge ticket/promo...

[MArsland]

I once did a Buy bonus of that size in a demo game. 
I have never seen any gambling influencer do a $94,500 buy-in bonus, except for those who gamble on sports betting for even more than $100,000. Fact buy bonus of this size with 10 + spins then what are the odds of each spin? obviously very risky and not worth it.

[Sim_card]

Big rollers will definitely afford this because they gat the money and it's nothing to them since it's the amount of money that they can afford to lose. I am a low income earner and bet according to the size of my leftover funds. I cannot buy such a huge amount of bonus. The money is a life changer down here in my country.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Do you honestly know anyone who would bet $100K on a slot?

I know people with very high net worth who, in theory, could afford to make a bet like that, but as far as I know, they don't bet.

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

It seems like a pretty silly question for someone with the nickname NewCryptocasinos. Someone who deposits $100 a month at the casino obviously can’t afford that bet, so the question doesn’t apply to them, but if there’s a celebrity with a net worth of $100 million who likes to gamble, well, he can afford it. It’s neither better nor worse than a $100 bonus buy—it’s all a matter of percentages relative to the person placing the bet and his finances.

Big rollers will definitely afford this because they gat the money and it's nothing to them since it's the amount of money that they can afford to lose. I am a low income earner and bet according to the size of my leftover funds. I cannot buy such a huge amount of bonus. The money is a life changer down here in my country.

See? That's what I mean—it's a simple matter.

[Cointikka]

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Looks more like a carrot attached to a Donkey from my perspective  . Isn't that why greed overcomes a gambler like yourself to go for the one kill! Eventually, the house will make you lose for the first, second, or third time. A user needs to go beyond the max investment to return. I am sure there will be many things a gambler needs to do to get such an outcome.

It is how these online casinos lure us to register and wager more than we can afford.

[Ronsbit]

This is crazy just as you have said. Although there are some high rollers who can afford such an amount of money to play but I think it is just not normal anymore for a casino to put up such prices for slots spin. This is way far beyond the fun it gives in engaging even some high rollers would think twice before doing this as slots can never guarantee any possibility of a constant wins for the player.

[Dunamisx]

Some Gamblers can afford these amounts without thinking it twice, if a gambler can decided to stake a bet with huge amount of money, I don't see why they cannot also afford to make a bonus buy with such huge money involved, we are not all having the same abilities in gambling and that is why some gamblers can go to any length when playing bet, some people can afford this risk because they don't see it as what is beyond their capacity to buy.

[Satofan44]

I just tested the latest slot from Hacksaw Gaming - MAX WIN Challenge , and when I checked the max bet, I was a bit surprised.

$94,500 for the most expensive Bonus Buy, with the highest bet size.

Sure, you can bet for way less, obviously. However, if casinos are offering this, there is obviously a market for these high-roller bets.

Do you honestly know anyone who would bet $100K on a slot?

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

This seems a rather weird and unnecessary question. There are people who are extremely wealth and there are people who are very high income earners. Some people earn yearly bonuses that are in several millions, at times hundreds of millions of dollars. They earn more in 1 year than your entire family and bloodline combined has earned in their existence. What is a lot for you ($100K) is nothing and a very boring bet for someone else. Probably to some of these people it is the same as if I were to place a $1 bet on slots. Yeah I have met a few such people in my life. What do you think happens in the high roller tables in Las Vegas or Monaco? You think that people bet $50? 

This is crazy just as you have said. Although there are some high rollers who can afford such an amount of money to play but I think it is just not normal anymore for a casino to put up such prices for slots spin. This is way far beyond the fun it gives in engaging even some high rollers would think twice before doing this as slots can never guarantee any possibility of a constant wins for the player.

This is not true. If you are too poor to play somewhere and that is not fun for you, that does not mean that it is not fun for someone else. There are people regularly playing 6 figure hands or making 6 figure bets, and that is fucking exciting to them. Poor people don't understand, because they are well poor. 

[DabsPoorVersion]

I just tested the latest slot from Hacksaw Gaming - MAX WIN Challenge , and when I checked the max bet, I was a bit surprised.

$94,500 for the most expensive Bonus Buy, with the highest bet size.

Sure, you can bet for way less, obviously. However, if casinos are offering this, there is obviously a market for these high-roller bets.

Do you honestly know anyone who would bet $100K on a slot?

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

That is also the highest bonus buy I have ever seen, that amount is insane.Imagine, spending that much in a single click bonus buy. Clearly, their target is not just the average players, they aimed those who are a high net worth gamblers. Those who are VIP players with extremely large bankrolls. For most of us, it's a bonus that we can't afford to buy  

Having this big bet does not automatically make the industry good or bad. It still depends on the player's choice. For example, if a billionaire would try to buy that bonus, that price may be small for him, but if it was purchased by someone with only enough money to buy a single bonus buy because he expected to win, that is when the gambler is being irresponsible.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

These kinds of threads are like the ones from Drake, when he’s bet X amount of money or lost it. As some others have commented, these are huge sums for us, but there are some people who can afford them. I’d bet, however, that by the end of the year there won’t be many people who’ve bought that bonus buy – if any at all. They’ll have gone for the maximum stake because that’s the most the casino can afford given its bankroll.

But generally speaking, I don’t attach any more importance to it than I would if I saw a news story about a billionaire buying a Bugatti.

[Findingnemo]

Just go to any casino and see how much people are betting, some even go with 100K on simple dice rolling, which makes it obvious that there are people who can afford and will do it with no issues.

Just because it is offered as the max win doesn't mean you need to worry about it, just focus on what you can do rather than what is the maximum winning possibility that is one of the reason why people go into debt when they greed take over their financial decisions.

[Stepstowealth]

Do you honestly know anyone who would bet $100K on a slot?

I know people who bet big on sports betting, and I'm very sure if those persons play slots and they have that kind of amounts to bets, they will surely go ahead to play it.

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

It is crazy to you because you do not have that amount of money to bet with, by the time you have that kind of amount of money to bet it is very possible that you will be able to use it to bet because some people do not know what they are capable of until they have some certain amount of money Same goes for gambling.
I only believe your opinion completely if you already have that kind of money but you've chosen not to gamble with it.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Do you honestly know anyone who would bet $100K on a slot?
And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

The fact that there is a $94,500 maximum Bonus Buy does not mean that a lot of people are actually playing slots for $100K. You know, game providers can set an extreme ceiling. And a very small portion of high-roller or VIP market can use it. So judging the industry by maximum bet alone can be a bit misleading, in my opinion.

However, I agree with your responsible gambling concern. In high volatility slot like Hacksaw, a large stake doesn't just mean something big potential win. Balance can also fly out very quickly. So we all need to keep in mind the possibility of big swing and long losing streak in the case of high-volatility slot like Hacksaw.

[len01]

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

I can only afford to buy bonus spins for $100-$200, while my friend, who earns more than I do, can afford to buy $1k-$2k bonus spins. And there are plenty of gamblers out there who can afford to buy bonus spins for even higher amounts.

So why do you think something like that is against responsible gambling? Those gamblers are simply spending an amount that is appropriate for their income, and the amount they lose is relatively small compared to their income. So, to me, it’s not something crazy, because there are wealthy gamblers who can afford to buy bonus spins for very large amounts.

[free-bit.co.in]

I just tested the latest slot from Hacksaw Gaming - MAX WIN Challenge , and when I checked the max bet, I was a bit surprised.

$94,500 for the most expensive Bonus Buy, with the highest bet size.

Sure, you can bet for way less, obviously. However, if casinos are offering this, there is obviously a market for these high-roller bets.

You have to keep in mind that it is Bonus Buy, not something normal spin. In here a player is essentially buying the bonus feature directly by skipping many normal spin, right? As a result 94.5K as a single decision by player, so its look like huge amount of risk. So the concern is almost same with a $1,000+ bonus buy. This actually showing us how quickly our bankroll could burn.

Anyway, I personally would not call 100K slot bet is something like skillful gambling at all. It is basically extreme risk entertainment, imo. If any bettor really loses that amount and doesn't feel financial pressure, that's their choice, nunya business.

[348Judah]

I can't go for this kind of bonus buy and that is me, you will easily got your bankroll exhausted by this strategy because at the end of the day you discover more of losing out on your bonuses acquired than to win, some of these are not really the best way to improve on our chances of winning, instead we can use our normal Bankroll to place a bet and stand the chance of winning without considering for any form of bonus by except we are the type that always appreciate having an opportunity like this to consider or a bonus buy.

[YOSHIE]

And do you think bets this big are good or bad for the industry? Personally i think its a bit crazy and the opposite of gambling Responsible.

The bonus buy figure for several spins in the slot game at a price of $94,500, that is too high and very high, I have never seen gamblers dare to buy a slot bonus that big, if it even exists, Maybe it could be said that there are only one or two people in this world who are the richest people in this world.

I remember and once heard someone win the Jackpot when betting in a slot game with a figure reaching US$ 1.13 billion, he came from New Jersey, United States, but the user did not publish whether he bought a big bonus or not, but if you think logically, maybe that person bought a bonus at the price OP mentioned, yes, people like that might be able to buy a slot bonus for $94,500, which is normal when they win a billion dollar jackpot.