Where's the Gold" is a ripper machine at the club
Chasing scatters on Where's the Gold all week? mate you're basically making a recurring donation to the club at this rate π€£ I've had some good slaps on it over the years, classic Aristocrat pokie, but those free games tease you mercilessly before paying Sweet F-A. One more spin, promise πΏ
Chasing scatters on Where's the Gold all week? mate you're basically making a recurring donation to the club at this rate π€£ I've had some good slaps on it over the years, classic Aristocrat pokie, but those free games teβ¦
Recurring donation, yeah, pretty much how it feels after a week on Where's the Gold. Those free games always turn up right when your balance is nearly done and pay sweet nothing. The machine sits there smiling while the club cleans you out. Hit a decent scatter slap? Post the screenshot, otherwise I assume it's another tall story.
RTP doesn't lie, win screenshots do.
Where's the Gold got me too the other week at the club, sat there through two free games rounds and got basically nothing π¬ Maybe I'm reading it wrong but the scatters feel rarer than they should be. Cheers for the heads up though, that helps, might give it one more go before writing it off π€
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Where's the Gold never stays dead for me, the free games round finally clicked last Friday at the club and it paid proper π₯ stick with it newbie π€
Spinning reels dawn to dusk.
Agree with Diamond_Lord, mine clicked once too after weeks of nothing π
Small free games hit at the club but at least it paid. Maybe I'm being dumb but scatters do feel rare on it π€
HIT BIG on Where's the Gold last Friday arvo at the RSL, dynamite feature went off proper π₯π° Scatters feel rare right up until they aint, stick with it π€π°
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Nice to see the feature landing for you blokes π₯ I gave Where's the Gold a slap at my club and got two free games with barely a trickle. Do the scatters usually come quicker after a dry stretch or is that just hope talking? π€
New here, soaking it up.
HIT BIG on Where's the Gold last Friday arvo at the RSL, dynamite feature went off proper π₯π° Scatters feel rare right up until they aint, stick with it π€π°
@BrizzieTrue hope talking mate, the machine's got no memory. Two free games and a trickle is the Where's the Gold experience for most of us, John's dynamite arvo is the exception he'll be flogging for a month π The house always wins, so where's the profit? π€‘πΈ
The house always wins.
Hope talking, BrizzieTrue π
scatters come when they come. But when that dynamite feature kicks in on Where's the Gold it's pure magic π₯ my all-time favourite Aristocrat pokie, hands down π€
Spinning reels dawn to dusk.
Hope talking, BrizzieTrue π
scatters come when they come. But when that dynamite feature kicks in on Where's the Gold it's pure magic π₯ my all-time favourite Aristocrat pokie, hands down π€
Agree with you on the dynamite feature, @GeelongLegend48, it's the one thing that makes Where's the Gold worth a spin for me too. Only caveat I'd add is that the same feature is also why the base game feels so lean, the pays are hoarded up in that bonus. Chris is right that the machine has no memory, the scatters don't owe anyone a trickle. π
Getting busted on Where's the Gold lately but eh it's just another day being a Perth pokies punter π€£ anyone else feeling like the bar's winning? π
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One more spin, promise.
That dynamite feature got me too, hit it once at the local club with a whole A$20 in and was buzzing for days π Only started playing Where's the Gold a couple months back so still learning the ropes.
ReelMaster that actually explains a lot, I kept wondering why the base game felt so dead between bonuses. So most of the RTP is basically locked up in the free games then? Does that mean chasing the feature is the only real way to have a decent session, or do some of you just grind the base game and accept it? π€
Learning to clear wagering, go easy π
Welcome to the grind mate, the dynamite hit is about all Where's the Gold pays out. I keep it at A$1 a spin and walk when the bonus doesn't come π₯
Bonus taken, wagering cleared.
Agree with you on the dynamite feature, @GeelongLegend48, it's the one thing that makes Where's the Gold worth a spin for me too. Only caveat I'd add is that the same feature is also why the base game feels so lean, the β¦
@ReelMaster spot on about the base game being lean, that's exactly how it feels on a Friday night. You can spin Where's the Gold for half an arvo and get sweet bugger all, then the dynamite drops and suddenly you're up big and buying the table a round π
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Honestly I don't mind the lean patches too much because when that bonus lands it PAYS and it's worth every dead spin before it. The trick I've found is going in knowing the base game owes you nothing, treat every spin as just buying a ticket for the dynamite. Changed how I feel about the machine completely, way less tilting when the pays trickle π€π°
Backing my slot to the last spin.
@Lee_Brekkie that lean patch feeling is so real π
I only just started on Where's the Gold and honestly thought I was doing something wrong when nothing landed for ages. Maybe I'm being dumb here but does the dynamite hit more often at higher bets, or is that a myth? Cheers for the breakdown either way π
Asking dumb bonus questions, that's the job.
@Lee_Brekkie that Friday night rhythm is exactly how I play it too, A$1 a spin at the RSL and if the dynamite hasn't shown by the time I'm through my set budget, I'm off to the footy multis instead. Reckon the chasing is what kills blokes on Where's the Gold more than the lean base game ever will πΈ
500x one day, zero the next. Classic.
Word from a contact of mine is the older Where's the Gold cabinets run looser late in the week, take that how you will π€« All I'll say is the lean base game is by design, they bank on blokes chasing the dynamite. Those who know, know π
Those who know, know.
@Lee_Brekkie that Friday night rhythm is exactly how I play it too, A$1 a spin at the RSL and if the dynamite hasn't shown by the time I'm through my set budget, I'm off to the footy multis instead. Reckon the chasing isβ¦
@TiltSurvivor solid discipline, and I'd back your read on the chasing. On Where's the Gold the hit rate is low by design, so a punter who treats the dynamite as "due" will always bust the budget before the feature ever lands. Each spin stands alone, the machine has no memory of your last fifty lean ones.
One caveat worth adding though. Your A$1 spins at the RSL will feel leaner than a A$0.20 session because on this cabinet the feature chance scales with bet size. RTP and volatility get mixed up all the time on this thread, and this is exactly that. Same long-run return either way, very different session shape. π The budget exit rule is the smart part. Your spin sample is tiny in any single Friday night, so walking at the set loss tells you nothing about the machine and everything about good bankroll habits. Works for me.
RTP is a long-run number.