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Duck Hunters is one of my favorite slots from Nolimit. As many times as this slot has saved me from going bust, it has wiped out my balance just as many times.

One of the most enjoyable slots from this provider, both in terms of design and mechanics.

The slot design is instantly recognizable, in an American national style.

The slot’s main mechanics are borrowed from the most popular ones in this type of slots, Sugar Rush and Gates of Olympus. However, Duck Hunters adds mechanics that boost the multipliers on the game field several times over, and that is what makes it great.

I also really like that the random bonus is cheap, while the chance of landing the top bonus is very high. Just spinning it normally is not very interesting, since the payouts are low and the chance of hitting any bonus other than the regular one is extremely low. So I prefer to just buy it. I was a couple of times close to max win, but I never got there. Mostly, this is achieved thanks to the feature of buying extra spins after the main ones end. Of course, there are disappointments too, bonuses can pay out absolutely nothing, but that is the slot’s volatility, it is very high. In such cases, expensive spins with an x64 multiplier can help, it was thanks to them that I won my biggest hits there, but be careful, they can burn through your balance fast.

Overall, playing Duck Hunters never gets boring, I am a frequent visitor there. I recommend it to everyone.

The Ze Zeus slot is Le Bandit, but with a 92.17% RTP. Not 96.3%, like Le Bandit, which already looks tasty. And here is my story of how I got burned by it and what I dug up. I played Zeus in my casino for a couple of weeks and had a persistent feeling that the slot was just greedier than Bandit, bonuses came less often, the coins were more bronze-colored, and the balance melted away faster. At first I chalked it up to variance and bad luck, then I dug into the game rules at Hacksaw, inside the slot itself there is an info page where the actual RTP for that casino is written. And there it was, 92.17%. For comparison, I opened the same Zeus in another casino, 96.30%. Same game, same lightning bolts, but in the first place, out of every thousand of mine over the long run, forty rubles more evaporate. Hacksaw, like many providers, supplies the slot to casinos in several payout configurations, full 96.3 and cut-down 94.3 and 92.2. The casino chooses which one to turn on. And for some reason they like to run Zeus in the trimmed version, probably because people go for the familiar Bandit mechanics, without even looking and without realizing they were playing a version with different math. Before you play any Hacksaw slot, open the menu, the rules, and scroll to the RTP line. Thirty seconds. If you see 92, just close it and find a casino with the full version, or play the same Le Bandit. A four percent difference in RTP is like playing with an extra tax on every bet. The slot itself is a Bandit classic, I hit x480 here off a regular bonus round in the full version, the style is a matter of taste.

I’m a typical Zeus vs Hades fan, those sticky wilds with multipliers really stuck in my soul, and I’d long been looking for something from Pragmatic with the same guts, just wrapped in a different package. That’s how I ended up at Hand of Midas 2. The main difference is that in Zeus the bonus fate is decided by the multiplier on the wilds, while here it happens even before the first free spin, at the wheel stage. You hit three scatters, and on each of the three there’s a little spinning drum with numbers that determine the starting number of spins. That’s the real lottery. The difference between a 10 spin bonus and a 16 spin bonus is a pretty big one. Across all my sessions, the wheels were usually stingy, and about four times in a row I got almost the minimum, and the bonuses died before they even had a chance to start, even with a x5 wild on the board. But when the wheels gave me 15 spins, two hands, x3 and x5, landed next to each other on the middle reels, the multipliers stacked into x8, and every hit with top symbols during the bonus brought about x420, my best result here. In Zeus, a similar setup would probably pay more thanks to the cap of x15000 versus the modest x8000 here, and that’s my main gripe with Midas, by the way, the math feels similar, the feel is similar, but the potential is cut almost in half. If you’re already into Zeus vs Hades, then Midas 2 will be a nice change of scenery, but don’t expect a miracle. If you’re looking for a slot with sticky wilds, I’d still start with Zeus and come here for variety. Solid, pretty, works well, but the older brother keeps the bar higher mechanically, and as a pure experiment it’s worth a spin!

The Pragmatic guys, it looks like, have decided to finally drive us completely insane and do a straight-up bulldog-and-rhino crossbreed :D. If before they just bolted the Megaways mechanic onto all their old games, now they’ve gone and started crossing their biggest blockbusters with each other.
They crossed Dog House and Bonanza and got Dog House Bonanza, a hybrid of two legends, but to me it’s just a fan slot, nothing more.
Basically it’s the same Bonanza, but with symbols from Dog House, same mechanic, 4 scatters trigger the bonus just like in the original, only here the scatters are not candies, but paws.
In the bonus game it’s still 10 spins, instead of bombs there are Dog Houses with multipliers, multiplier from x2 to x100, looks like soon they’ll make the same thing but an x1000 version, judging by what Pragmatic is doing. There’s still a bonus buy for x100 the bet and an extra chance for +25% to the bet, I’ve never spun with the extra chance, feels like some kind of crap.
Basically nothing new, just new symbols, but it’s funny to see the dogs from The Dog House bursting like sweet candies, the familiar animation and the same sound, but at the same time nothing fundamentally new, just a reskin.
Dog House Bonanza is 100% fan service for Pragmatic Play fans, if you’re into these two slots separately, then you can try this slot, all that’s left is to make the same slot but with dog mechanics, but with a candy skin. The slot, like classic Bonanza, requires a decent bankroll to catch the bonus, the math is completely classic. As a Bonanza fan, I didn’t really like it, I didn’t get the point of such a reskin, it’s even not a Dice version.

Sweet Bonanza Dice is a reskin with dice, cubes, supposedly for certain regions or maybe also for dice fans. I know there are people who like playing poker with dice, maybe this slot was made for those people, but I am not part of that crowd. Pragmatic Play loves making reskins, and in fact what we have here is the legendary original Sweet Bonanza, from which all the candies and fruit were removed and replaced with dice.

The spins here are the usual ones, like in Bonanza, with payouts starting from 8 dice, and the spins themselves are only needed so that, through small wins, you can somehow keep the balance until we catch 4 scatters and move into the bonus game.
For the bonus, you still need 4 scatters, 10 spins are given, and instead of bombs, dice with a multiplier up to x100 drop, since this is the simple version, but there is a separate identical one where the multipliers go up to x1000, while here it is only up to x100. The bonus can be bought for x100 the bet, the extra chance is +25% as standard, there is nothing new here, the payout math is completely original.

This is just a copy with no additions or math improvements at all. Slots like this are not very interesting to me, though maybe they will appeal to dice fans, people who like playing standard dice games. For them, this slot will definitely work, but I am sticking with the original Bonanza with sweets.

Pragmatic Play’s production line runs without a hitch. First they turned classic Bonanza into dice, and now they decided to pump it full of steroids by releasing a version with the 1000 suffix, like in Sweet Bonanza 1000.

Nothing new, the math is exactly the same as in Sweet Bonanza 1000, this is a slot version for a certain market where symbols are banned, I did not get into the details here, we spin and wait for scatters like in the original slot.
On top of the standard symbols there are dice here, winning dice explode, new ones drop from above, all as usual.
For the bonus, we catch 4 scatters, 10 spins in the bonus, instead of bombs we have the same dice, just with multipliers, unlike the plain Bonanza Dice version here there are multipliers above a hundred, 250, 500, and 1000, the equivalent of the gold bomb. You can buy the bonus for x100 the bet and, just like before, with +25% to the bet there is an increased chance of a scatter, there is also a super bonus for some crazy money where multipliers are guaranteed, I did not buy it here so I can’t say anything about it.
The math and payouts are completely the same as in the original, this slot is just a reskin, it still eats up your balance until the bonus.

This slot is for those who want to play Sweet Bonanza 1000 but have restrictions in their region, or if for some reason you do not like the symbols in classic Bonanza, here they are more strict, just dice, or simply as a change of pace. I like the classic one more because of the visuals, otherwise it is completely identical.

Hello everyone.

Cleocatra from Pragmatic Play. I’ve been playing this slot for a long time now. Egyptian theme, cats, the vibe and the music – that’s a whole separate thing, everything is done very decently. RTP is pretty decent too.

At first glance, the slot may not seem all that interesting, but after 3-4 sessions you won’t even notice when you become a fan of it. From my own experience, I’ll say this: about two years ago I had several really good runs here. On a regular spin, through the feature, I hit x340, and the bet back then was pretty bold. I sent a screenshot to three friends, and now for all three of them this slot has become one of the ones they visit most often.

I like variety myself and rarely stick with one machine, but when I want to go all-in, for some reason I often end up here.

There are not many features here – just a bonus buy for x100 the bet and a retrigger during regular spins. For that, the special cat symbol has to cover the first reel completely, after which the spins keep going again and again until the first win. The feature is interesting, but it does not always give huge x’s. Sometimes only three symbols can land and it can pay out something like x0.5.

I can’t say the bonus lands rarely – it really depends on the session.

I also noticed one more thing with the scatters in the form of paws. If 4 paws land, then in the bonus x100 and above comes up very often. In 90% of cases you at least break even. Maybe, of course, it only seems that way to me, but over the time I’ve been playing I’ve noticed it many times, so I’m just sharing my observations.

If I sum it up – the slot is cool. And if it starts showing attitude, it can definitely surprise you.

Big Bass Mission Fishin is another fishing game from Pragmatic. When it first came out, I liked it a lot more. Back then bonus rounds landed more often, and the wins were more interesting. Now, for some reason, it feels totally different.

Very often the slot stops on two scatters, and the third one seems like it just refuses to land on purpose. There are plenty of teases, but it does not always make it to the bonus game. If you do manage to hit the bonus, lately I rarely get more than x80 or x90.

Here you can choose one of two bonus rounds, but honestly I barely noticed much difference between them. No matter which one I start, the result is usually more or less the same. The only thing is that in Hold and Win you can sometimes collect decent coins, and a couple of times I managed to take around x250, which was already nice.

As for the design, no complaints. The animations are smooth, the music is fine, and you can set the spin speed to your liking. I prefer medium, because for some reason it feels like bonuses land a bit more often on it, though maybe that’s just a coincidence.

Overall, it’s not the worst slot, but I wouldn’t really expect anything big from it. Sometimes you can pop in and spin 20 or 30 times for a bit of fun. But as for expecting huge hits like x800 or x1500, I personally definitely wouldn’t – there are fishing versions that look much more interesting.

Sugar Rush Super Scatter from Pragmatic Play. I consider it the worst game in this line, in the sense that in regular Sugar Rush it is already unreal to hit a bonus, and I am not even talking about bought ones, here I made 3-5k spins and did not hit a bonus, so what can you even say about Super Scatters if it does not even give the regular ones, mine dropped once and even then from a buy, and that was my maximum in this slot, that is, around x110. I still have not met anyone who won anything here at all. I know a lot of players, and everyone says the same thing: total disappointment with this slot, I definitely will not recommend it to you, just pass it by, do not waste your money here. I bought a lot of bonuses here, both top ones and simple ones, and it was always a miss, maybe the game has not been around on it that long, but still the return is obvious, that there is none at all. Better play the regular one here, it is all the same: mechanics, visuals, music, only Super Scatters were added, because of that I think the RTP was wiped out completely, once in 10 years maybe one Super board will drop and that is where it ends, and everyone will only get drained. My rating is 0/10. Peace to all!

Greetings to everyone who likes flying to Egypt business class for a grand, or welcome to the review of the Fly-win Queen slot from Nextspin. Personally, this is the first time I have heard of this provider, and I even checked whether it was available in the casino where I play, spoiler – it is not there, oh well. The slot is made in the style of the mastodon of this kind of format, PG Soft. Not just made in that style, but basically copied outright. The now classic bum-tier symbols for such slots, cards lifted from a deck, and nicely drawn rich ones. By the way, they are rich here not only in name. There are really all kinds of Rolexes, lobsters, casino chips, and so on. And of course, the attribute of a luxurious life – a sexy Chinese flight attendant from your private jet. Unfortunately, the slot does not give us anything new in terms of mechanics. A 6×6 grid with 4 extra sections on top and a progressive multiplier. That is basically it. No jackpots, no interesting bonus mechanics, or anything like that, kind of a shame. There are very few slots lately that really deserve attention.

Why come up with something new when you can torture the old one forever? That is exactly what the developers of the new The Dog House Megaways 1000 from Pragmatic Play think. And honestly, why not? Well, we will just eat whatever they serve us. So, the long-known and overused Dog House gets a fresh look. In this version of the slot, they tweaked the graphics, and the dogs really do look much nicer than before, as well as the sound, although in that regard it feels more like a downgrade than an evolution – I do not remember the sounds being this annoying before. And of course, the Megaways 1000 add-on tells us that there are now more possible winning combinations, and the maximum win can supposedly reach the legendary x25000, cool, right? In practice, though, after 600 spins, it feels like winning here is basically impossible. In all that time, I only got a couple of big wins, which did not come close to covering the deposit, and zero bonus rounds, not even mentioning the super bonus rounds that you can only see on the loading screen. In short, there is not much else to say here. It looks like an old scam in a new wrapper.

Why come up with something new when you can keep tormenting the old one forever? That is exactly what the developers of the new The Dog House Megaways 1000 from Pragmatic Play think. And really, why not? Well, we will just eat whatever they serve us. So, the long-familiar and overplayed Dog House gets a new look. In this iteration of the slot, they tweaked the graphics for us, and the dogs really do look much nicer than before, plus the sound design, although in that respect it feels more like a step backward than evolution – I do not remember the sounds being this annoying before. And of course, the Megaways 1000 addition tells us that there are more possible winning combinations now, and the max win can supposedly reach a legendary x25000, cool, right? In practice, though, after spinning 600 times, it feels like winning here is basically impossible. During all that time I got only a couple of big wins, which in no way covered the deposit, and zero bonus rounds, not even mentioning the super bonuses that you can only see on the loading screen. In short, there is not much else to say here. It looks like an old scam in new wrapping.

Greetings to all fans of Dungeons and Dragons, and let me congratulate you right away! It looks like we have finally gotten something really interesting. Have you ever seen a slot that is not just for spinning, but for fully leveling up a character? Well, that is exactly what Dungeons & Dragon Reel Quest by Crazy Tooth Studio offers us. Let’s skip the standard criteria for visuals and sound, you can check that out yourselves. Let’s go straight to the mechanics, there are tons of them here. The first is a coin that increases the possible jackpots – nothing new there, we have already seen that. Then, on every spin there is a chance to catch a door, and behind it sits a monster. To defeat the monster, you need to roll a die higher than the monster’s HP. While we are m******m the monster, wilds and multipliers drop from it and fly onto the grid. Every win can pay out really well. For every monster killed we get experience, which moves us along the top progress bar toward the level boss. The fight with him is the same as with a regular monster. The tougher the monsters, the bigger the rewards. In short, there are as many cool things here as in a separate game – 10/10, I recommend it to everyone!

Hi everyone. I’m one of those people who have played so much Sugar Rush 1000 that I can tell with my eyes closed which cell is going to level up. So when Pragmatic dropped the version with Super Scatter, I couldn’t pass it by, even though I’ve been pretty lukewarm on the Super Scatter lineup ever since Bonanza. This version feels different to me from the 1000 version, because on paper they are twins, but in play there is a difference. The 1000 version strangles harder, the Super Scatter version felt a bit livelier to me, small hits of 2x-5x were dropping more often, and the balance was melting away less quickly. Apparently they cut something somewhere else because of that, nothing comes for free. I mostly played through ante mode at 5x the bet, in my opinion the only fair way to play this slot. Without ante, you can wait for the bonus until you’re blue in the face, but with it my free spins were landing on average once every 60-80 spins. I was betting 0.2, with ante it came out to about one ruble per spin, roughly, which is fine for an evening of zoning out. The best result was a bonus from 4 scatters, I hit a retrigger inside it, and because the multipliers on the board do not reset, the last spins were already building up through upgraded x8 and x16 cells. Final result was around x240. I saw Super Scatter once the whole time, and even then it was a dead spin, it just spun nicely and didn’t pay. If you’re expecting something fundamentally new from the Super Scatter version, don’t. It’s the same Sugar Rush in new wrapping. But as a standalone slot it’s softer than the 1000 version, the ante really works, and the potential on paper is cosmic. I give it 7 out of 10.