Trainwreck called Pragmatic Play and Hacksaw Gaming slots a "lottery", while Nolimit City was the only chance to win
Popular casino streamer Trainwreck in one of his recent videos spoke quite harshly about the slots Pragmatic Play and Hacksaw Gaming. According to him, playing them is like participating in the lottery: you need an almost infinite balance to ever catch the maximum multiplier. According to the streamer, decent winnings in these machines are very rare.
At the same time, he singled out Nolimit City slots, stating that it is in them that there is a real opportunity to reach the maximum payouts. However, it is worth understanding the context of such statements. Such words of Trainwreck are more reminiscent of well-worked advertising within the framework of a new partnership contract with Nolimit City. Yes, their slots do have more "sharp" payout profiles and the chance to reach the maximum is higher, than many other providers, but solely due to various mechanics of buying a bonus and other features. Streamers do not have objective and open statistics on the market.
In addition, Nolimit already has a reputation as a company that actively pays for promotion: often, within a few hours after the release of a new slot, large and maximum winnings in this game begin to "pop up" en masse in the streamer environment. Therefore, you should not blindly believe the videos of millionaires — this is primarily content, not reliable analytics.




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Hellworkers So much for "consumer care". As soon as they are strangled with taxes, everyone will really go to left-wing offices.



GodBJTTA Not exactly "when it wants". The provider releases a game with several RTP versions (e.g. 96%, 94%, 91%). And the casino, when it buys a slot for its site, chooses one of these versions. Therefore, in one casik, the slot can have a return of 96%, and in another – 91%. Always check the information about the slot before playing, this can usually be done by clicking on the "i" or "?" button inside the game itself.

I've played Nolimit — yes, it can be hard to pile up.
Well, here we go again, another streamer "accidentally" advertises Nolimit. Guess who paid him for it