About games global slots – Complete Scam

Hello,

I had never played slots from this provider before, and a few days ago, at the casino where I always play (Gamdom), I decided to give it a try and see how it was.

Specifically, I tried the slot Fourfold the Gold. Before explaining my complaint, I’ll briefly explain how this slot works. It has a progressive system, which is supposed to improve the bonus over time — that is, little by little, it increases the minimum prize that the bonus will give you if you manage to trigger it. In addition, it has a secondary cauldron game that triggers randomly at any moment. This cauldron game can give you any of the following options: the bonus, x5, x10, x50, x500, x5000. Each time you get one of these prizes, a multiplier is added to those options. For example, if you get a x5, a multiplier of 1 is added, so the next time it would be x10 (x5 multiplied by 2).

The facts are as follows:

• I have been playing for 3 consecutive days and counted around 6,000–7,000 spins. The actual number of spins is higher, since I only started counting from the second day.

• I have not gotten A SINGLE BONUS. Literally, the slot has not given me a single bonus. I don’t even know if they actually exist.

• In all those spins, I got 12 cauldron games (you can see in the attached screenshot the multiplier above the x10 and x5), and the result was 4 times x10 and 8 times x5.

• Because of this, I decided to search on Google for “games global slots scam” and similar terms, and I ended up finding reviews of this provider on Trustpilot. There I could see that I am not the only affected player, as there are several reviews from other players stating that the same thing has happened to them. I’m also attaching a screenshot of that.

How is it possible that in 7k spins I didn’t trigger a single bonus? In 20 years of playing online slots, I have never seen anything like this. Not even playing VERY high-volatility slots have I seen such nonsense. On top of that, the fact that the slot “progressively improves” the bonus is completely underhanded and disgraceful, with the sole intention of hooking the player and making them keep playing.

I also can’t understand how a serious casino like @Gamdom has this trash in its catalog.

I’m going to look into which authority I can file a formal complaint with, because as I said, this is completely outrageous.

I hope this post serves as a warning to other players so they don’t waste a single cent on this deceptive provider.