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As an IPhone user and a bit up in age the location of the max bet button and it’s relatively small font makes it difficult to quickly see if it has been activated until you loose several hundreds of your winnings.

There have been times I was absolutely certain I used caution to constantly make sure before I press the spin. Especially after it happened twice already.

I immediately, went to the chat to bring the issue to the attention of the casino, and see if there was any way to disable the max bet button because of its close proximity to the spin button. To no avail I was only asked to be more cautious before placing a bet. Now my dilemma it happened again today almost all of my bonus points were fulfilled. I noticed that I had won $3000 on one spin I immediately left The game went to the homepage, looked at my history. Text screenshots, then returned to the same game, which should have been reset back to five dollars which is normal gameplay. push the spin button lo and behold. It was still set on max bet. That one is on me because I was under the understanding because of our prior betting habits and amount of play with this game it has always gone back to the default game, bet.

As I said, this has happened a few times but I lost each time but my observations were that my holdings were over $2000 in my account each time. Coincidence? Or stupid fat finger play. Anyone else having issue with this location of the max bet button or being accessed when your Account is over a certain amount? They can see that I’m usually mostly a five dollar max bet 10 on occasion rare occasion bet player.

Thanks Kristine

Hello,

First of all, maybe you should consider playing slots on a different device. I have never had such an issue while playing on the tablet, so I'm convinced this might help you a bit. It's just an idea, of course.

Sadly, I'm also quite sure no one is spying on your gameplay to prevent you from winning. You know, the casino actually does not need that at all since the best payouts for the casino come from slots simply due to the mathematical advantage called the house edge.

Have you ever heard that the longer you play, the closer you get to losing?

I suggest you read this guide called: Slots RTP and volatility/variance

It says, "If a game RTP is 96%, it means that if you start with $1,000,000,000 and then play 1,000,000,000 rounds at $1 each, then you should end up with approximately $960,000,000 dollars."

In my books, this is actually a losing streak.

What do you think about that?