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The games are too expensive versus payout, and the win rate is too low. Not worth the time or money. Also, the bar for the grand prize in events is set way too high. I spent a lot of money and can't get to the $2 chest. Then when close…
no ads, limited tier progression. it is hard to get to get out of the practice tier. in order to gain gems you have to have enough gold nuggets. but the gold nuggets require a disproportionate amount of game time. you may only be able to…
it's fine I'm waiting on my withdrawal soon as I get my withdrawal I'll give you five stars. and I also love the fact there is no ads so but I've played this game before on my iPhone and it always paid out so when there is actually no ads…
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