Is Dollar Storm worth a slap at the pub or is it a dead machine?
Been giving Dollar Storm a few slaps at my local club lately and I'm honestly still working out if the Hold & Spin is worth chasing or if I'm just feeding it π
Got the free games once and it paid okay but nothing wild. Anyone know if it plays better on 243 Ways or the 25 Lines setup, or does it just depend how the venue has it set?
Learning to clear wagering, go easy π
Reminds me of chasing the old Queen of the Nile features back in the day, mate. Dollar Storm's Hold & Spin is the same trap, feels so close then it stiffs you. Worth knowing the RTP is set per venue, so my club machine can play totally different to the one at your local. Set yourself a loss figure before you walk in and stick to it π
Been grinding longer than some have played.
I'm still a bit lost trying to figure this out π Since the Return to Player depends on which pub runs the Dollar Storm, is it really possible that the big progressive jackpots are much easier to hit at some places than others? Maybe I'm being dumb about how that works, cheers. π
Asking dumb bonus questions β that's the job.
Not a dumb question at all, mate. The venue sets the return percentage within what the state allows, so a club machine might be set a bit stingier than the casino one, but the jackpot odds on Dollar Storm come off the game itself, they don't swing wildly from pub to pub. You'd need a lot of sessions to even notice the difference. I've had the Hold & Spin land quick at my club one arvo and then stiff me for a whole session the next, that's just the volatility talking π
Cheers JohnBrizzie, that clears it up π My verdict on Dollar Storm, reckon it's a having-a-slap machine only. Free games paid me bupkes twice now π
Learning to clear wagering, go easy π
FruitSpin you're talking my language, bupkes is the exact word for my last Dollar Storm session π€£ Threw in A$50 at the local, heard the hold and spin tease me about four times, walked out with pocket lint. Free games have stiffed me too, one more spin promise and all that, then curtains πΏ
Came to hit, stayed to tilt πΏ