An AP lost BIG money chasing this, and STILL it didn't come! :O

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3tHboyWK7EB78jg8A

I watched an AP dump at LEAST $600, playing $4.40 a spin into this machine and he still didn't get the Bonus, despite the Bonus Frog, the Multiplier one looking morbidly obese so to speak. He lost his money chasing this morbidly obese frog and the frog just say there getting fat on this guy's money and NEVER gave him the Bonus.

The morbidly obese frog and his two other Brothers (Who both got morbidly obese themselves)gave the triple Bonus(Multiplier, extra spins, and double slots ;) )to someone playing.88 a bet a spin and gave him about $26. :) If only the three morbidly obese Frogs had given the Bonus to the guy who lost roughly $600, playing $4.40 a spin. Bonus could have been MASSIVE, no morbidly obese pun intended. ;)

Edit. The bet says .88 because someone else came after him and played .88, lost his money too, and the third guy who came along won roughly a $26 bet on .88. :)

I would bet money that game is not APable without having ever seen it in action.

"AP" because he had $500 to spin off ?

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I would bet money that game is not APable without having ever seen it in action.

"AP" because he had $500 to spin off ?

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AP because he was chasing the morbidly obese frog. :)

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I would bet money that game is not APable without having ever seen it in action.

"AP" because he had $500 to spin off ?

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AP because he was chasing the morbidly obese frog. :)

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No. Lots of games have these mechanics meant to fake out players.

It has become ok to lie about all sorts of stuff in slot gaming.

You literally saw a dude playing a slot machine and made a thread over it. I'm about ready to ask Dan to post limit you again for minimum 2 years.

I REALLY should have posted a YouTube video on Fu Frog with the same exact bet the $4.40 bet guy was doing and what he could have won if all three morbidly obese frogs had given him the Triple Bonus. :)

https://youtu.be/1v26mN5m0hM?si=vaxc5g5Ybpg-N_ya

Look what a MASSIVE bonus the guy at my local Casino could have gotten! :)

How do the larger frogs impact the bonus rounds?

If they don't impact bonus rounds then the guy was not an AP. Just a sucker.

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How do the larger frogs impact the bonus rounds?

If they don't impact bonus rounds then the guy was not an AP. Just a sucker.

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Generally, when the Bonus Symbol look morbidly obese, that means they are about to give the Bonus. :)

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I watched an AP dump.

The morbidly obese frog and his two other Brothers ... came after him. :)

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I improved your opener with some aggressive deletions.

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How do the larger frogs impact the bonus rounds?

If they don't impact bonus rounds then the guy was not an AP. Just a sucker.

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Generally, when the Bonus Symbol look morbidly obese, that means they are about to give the Bonus. :)

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No, no it doesn’t. IF the size of the frogs, tea pots, bowls, etc doesn’t change in size when you change the bet it’s an ILLUSION. This is the type stuff people have tried to help you with over and over with you ignoring it.

I’m trying to be nicer to you but damn you make it hard. And as you can see, everyone is getting sick of your nonsense. And they want you limited or gone.

And again IF this guy was an AP on an AP game playing $4.40, he should have been willing to go into the thousands quickly. But again you wouldn’t understand this.

KarenTashaNathan, if you ever got your gambling addiction under control you might be a good fit for some type of service job at a casino or racetrack.

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How do the larger frogs impact the bonus rounds?

If they don't impact bonus rounds then the guy was not an AP. Just a sucker.

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Generally, when the Bonus Symbol look morbidly obese, that means they are about to give the Bonus. :)

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No, no it doesn’t. IF the size of the frogs, tea pots, bowls, etc doesn’t change in size when you change the bet it’s an ILLUSION. This is the type stuff people have tried to help you with over and over with you ignoring it.

I’m trying to be nicer to you but damn you make it hard. And as you can see, everyone is getting sick of your nonsense. And they want you limited or gone.

And again IF this guy was an AP on an AP game playing $4.40, he should have been willing to go into the thousands quickly. But again you wouldn’t understand this.

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Scarab slot does something similar with bet changes. If you are playing say .75 for 9 spins, and you change your bet size to say $2.25, the spins actually CHANGE. I was playing.75 for 9 spins and I thought,"Well, why don't I change my bet to $2.25 for the 10th spin and get the accumulated Scarabs/wilds at $2.25? I changed my bet to $2.25 and I suddenly was on spin 2 and not the 10th spin. It would have been an extremely lucrative game if you could play .75 bets for 9 spins and go up to $2.25 for the 10th spin. :)

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Generally, when the Bonus Symbol look morbidly obese, that means they are about to give the Bonus. :)

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No, no it doesn’t. IF the size of the frogs, tea pots, bowls, etc doesn’t change in size when you change the bet it’s an ILLUSION. This is the type stuff people have tried to help you with over and over with you ignoring it.

I’m trying to be nicer to you but damn you make it hard. And as you can see, everyone is getting sick of your nonsense. And they want you limited or gone.

And again IF this guy was an AP on an AP game playing $4.40, he should have been willing to go into the thousands quickly. But again you wouldn’t understand this.

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Scarab slot does something similar with bet changes. If you are playing say .75 for 9 spins, and you change your bet size to say $2.25, the spins actually CHANGE. I was playing.75 for 9 spins and I thought,"Well, why don't I change my bet to $2.25 for the 10th spin and get the accumulated Scarabs/wilds at $2.25? I changed my bet to $2.25 and I suddenly was on spin 2 and not the 10th spin. It would have been an extremely lucrative game if you could play .75 bets for 9 spins and go up to $2.25 for the 10th spin. :)

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You seem to be catching on.

Why do you not AP the slots?

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I REALLY should have posted a YouTube video on Fu Frog with the same exact bet the $4.40 bet guy was doing and what he could have won if all three morbidly obese frogs had given him the Triple Bonus. :)

https://youtu.be/1v26mN5m0hM?si=vaxc5g5Ybpg-N_ya

Look what a MASSIVE bonus the guy at my local Casino could have gotten! :)

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After the guy lost $600 on Fu Frog did he say “F.U. Frog”?

If they guy playing 88 cents hit $26 & the guy playing $4.40 had hit the bonus & gotten a similar return, about 30 times his bet, that would only be around $130.

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I REALLY should have posted a YouTube video on Fu Frog with the same exact bet the $4.40 bet guy was doing and what he could have won if all three morbidly obese frogs had given him the Triple Bonus. :)

https://youtu.be/1v26mN5m0hM?si=vaxc5g5Ybpg-N_ya

Look what a MASSIVE bonus the guy at my local Casino could have gotten! :)

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After the guy lost $600 on Fu Frog did he say “F.U. Frog”?

If they guy playing 88 cents hit $26 & the guy playing $4.40 had hit the bonus & gotten a similar return, about 30 times his bet, that would only be around $130.

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LMAO! :D That would have been funny, :D but, no, he didn't say that. He did however have a "What the FUCK?" Expression on his face and looked disappointed, like,"The morbidly obese frog just ate at least $600 from me and didn't give me the Bonus!"

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. He did however have a "What the FUCK?" Expression on his face and looked disappointed, like,"The morbidly obese frog just ate at least $600 from me and didn't give me the Bonus!"

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He was stunned and amazed.

You know:

" The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men
Gang aft agley,
An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain,
For promis’d joy!"

--- Robert Burns, "To A Mouse"

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How do the larger frogs impact the bonus rounds?

If they don't impact bonus rounds then the guy was not an AP. Just a sucker.

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Generally, when the Bonus Symbol look morbidly obese, that means they are about to give the Bonus. :)

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Tasha, on those "fake persistent games" like this frog game the size grows to fool the public into believing it's about to hit/pay big. But it's actually fixed odds. You have the same chance of hitting it on every spin no matter the size of the frog. Those kinds of slots are filling the casino floors these days.

You need to learn what is real persistence and what is fake persistence. If the frogs are a different size on each bet level it's most likely persistent. If the frogs are the same size on each bet level it's fake persistence.

Another clue is do the size of the frogs appear on the bet levels down on the bet selection pad or does it just show bet levels.

What about that Tarzan game where the accumulated bonuses are the same across bet levels?

Know what I'm talking about? Was always a bit of a puzzler.

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What about that Tarzan game where the accumulated bonuses are the same across bet levels?

Know what I'm talking about? Was always a bit of a puzzler.

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Don't know the Tarzan game but if progressives are involved, generally, a $5 bet would have 5 times the chance to hit a progressive than a $1 bet.

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What about that Tarzan game where the accumulated bonuses are the same across bet levels?

Know what I'm talking about? Was always a bit of a puzzler.

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Don't know the Tarzan game but if progressives are involved, generally, a $5 bet would have 5 times the chance to hit a progressive than a $1 bet.

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It has been a long time since I messed with it. That seems so obvious that there might be a reason that can't be it. You add to the progressive at a higher rate in terms of $$.

This is a fairly old game by now. I know you have seen it. Allen Kessler likes to tell people it is APable.

Speaking of Progressives, I watched people play a Must Hit by $500 game yesterday. The meter started off at $405.20. The People cycled in at least $500, and the meter went to $405.32. Yikes. :eek:

No wonder my advice to a Newbie on WOV asking how much money he would need before a must hit popped went so bad. I told him you will need about $4,000-$8,000 coin in before the Must Hit Progressive pops. Another Poster responded,"Actually, you need more like $100,000 coin in before you see the Must Hit Progressive pops, not just $4,000-$8,000 coin in."

I got ragged and dragged so hard for giving a brand new Newbie bad Progressive advice and then got a two week Suspension. If $500 coin in only moved the Progressive meter up 12 cents, I shudder to think how much money was needed before it would pop. :eek:

I did some calculations, and my calculations said that the coin in was about $395,000 before it popped around 500. I may have done my calculations wrong however. It could actually be more like 3 Million before the Progressive popped.

I did $95 ÷ by 0.12 × 500 and got roughly $395,000 coin in, but I'm not sure I calculated right. :confused:

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I did $95 ÷ by 0.12 × 500 and got roughly $395,000 coin in, but I'm not sure I calculated right. :confused:

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I believe you are correct as usual :).

Only thing I would add is that you calculated the worst-case scenario. On average, the jackpot will hit somewhere below $500, so you usually won't need the full coin in as estimated.

That machine has a very slow progression. You'd need the jackpot very close to $500 to have an advantage playing.

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I did $95 ÷ by 0.12 × 500 and got roughly $395,000 coin in, but I'm not sure I calculated right. :confused:

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I believe you are correct as usual :).

Only thing I would add is that you calculated the worst-case scenario. On average, the jackpot will hit somewhere below $500, so you usually won't need the full coin in as estimated.

That machine has a very slow progression. You'd need the jackpot very close to $500 to have an advantage playing.

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Yep, I was SHOCKED that $500 coin in only moved the meter .12. But to be fair, the Players were only playing .30 It will most likely hit faster with people who are playing Max Bet like $5 a spin.

She doesn't even know what she is looking at. She is legit completely autistic

those aren't must hit by.... what is the advantage play?