Been addicted to Sugar Rush lately 😂 anyone else here hooked?

[Yaunfitda]

Being addicted to a particular casino game doesn't always end well and I'm saying this out of experience..few years back i got hooked to aviator games..at first it was all wins and few losses but at the long run i started incurring losses and it was way more than the profits that I made...if I'm going to give you a solid advice I would say that you should try as much as possible to limit the time and amount of money you put into it

Yeah, same here, I was hooked on one games before, but it was land base casinos, it's that old 3x5 reel with Pyramid as the them as there are minor jackpot that his huge during that time and I will win it with several person behind or their is crowd behind me. Anyways, yeah I could have been winning that jackpot, but in the end, I still like in the net negative. So I just play whatever slot games I wanted in online. And I will say that I played this game before but was not a fan of it as it's very hard to get the bonus round and then you are not sure if big multiplier your going to get our how many tumbler combinations you will have. Best of luck to others and maybe it will be cool if someone can post their huge win here or at least experience that 1000x multiplier going down.

[Hispo]

I have never been a big fan of slots in my gaming journey, but still I have taken some time to try those which catch my attention the most.
I have tried sugar Rush and indeed it is a good slot, and I understand why anyone could get hooked to it, as it is very colorful and the animations are very well done.

Though, since you are already admitting you could have going though some addiction to slots, perhaps it would be wise of you if you take a time away from slots and go for slower paced casino games or switch to sport betting, so you won't fall victim of your own perceived addiction.

Just my opinion.

[stadus]

the Top 10 Sugar Rush Wins where someone buys a $120 bonus and ends up winning over a million if im not mistaken. Crazy stuff.

Can you share the video you watched? It’s pretty interesting to see someone do a $120 bonus buy and win a million. I always thought there’s a max win limit in slots, so I’m not sure if a $120 bonus buy could really reach that kind of payout. I kinda doubt it, maybe what you saw wasn’t actually a bonus buy, but a regular spin that just happened to trigger the bonus and hit a huge win.

Certainly not. It's not that he lied about the big wins he saw from the gamblers who were broadcasting, but it seems the video has been lost. I believe the OP saw it accidentally, as it happened to be on his social media feed.

But on the other hand, I'm also a bit skeptical that a $120 bonus purchase could result in a million-dollar win. Slots usually have a win limit, as you mentioned. In slots, we call it maxwin, or maximum win. The multiplier is usually 5,000x the bet placed. In my opinion, it seems quite impossible to achieve a million-dollar win.

I got curious when I saw the multiplier, and it suddenly came to mind that Sugar Rush actually has one of the highest ones. I checked just to confirm, and it turns out the max multiplier is x25,000 .. so that $120 bonus buy could really lead to a max win of around $3 million. Guess I was wrong for doubting it in my earlier post.

[Distinctin]

In my entire experience of playing online slot games, I’ve hit the jackpot twice. It wasn’t a huge amount, but it was satisfying enough to cover my losses. Unfortunately, nothing followed after that, and I’ve started thinking about quitting because it feels like my luck won’t come back again. Lol.

Anyway, slots can be very addictive, especially when we win during our first few attempts. I’ve experienced that myself. I spent more time playing, thinking I could get lucky again. But as time passed, the momentum changed. I began losing control, feeling bothered and disappointed every time I failed to win again.

[serjent05]

Lately I’ve been falling in love with slots, especially Sugar Rush. I’ve been chasing it almost daily, hoping those spaces finally fill up with big multipliers. Maybe I got inspired from watching those YouTube clip, you know, the Top 10 Sugar Rush Wins where someone buys a $120 bonus and ends up winning over a million if im not mistaken. Crazy stuff.

Sugar Rush from Pragmatic Play is a good game, I also once hooked to this game even though I had not experienced a big win from this slot.  I only stopped focusing on this game when I changed my slot playing strategy since I noticed that the longer we play in a single slot game the harder it is to hit a good amount of winnings.

So how about you guys? Have you ever hit something big on this game?

As I stated, I have not made a big win from this game.  Pragmatic is very stingy on giving their player a good win at least from my own experience.

Do you go for the bonus buy, or just spin normally and hope for that lucky drop?

It is hard to trigger bonus round in slot game unless one is lucky. When it comes to pragmatic play, I opt for the bonus buy, and if I have the funds, I go for the super bonus buy.

[Slow death]

In my case, I prefer to stay far away from casino games because they are games that depend on luck, and when you play, it's difficult to play for just a few hours with only part of your bankroll. Casino games have a way of enticing people to play longer than usual, and when they look back, they can't believe they played for so many hours and lost so much. Honestly, all casino games have this flaw. I prefer to stick to sports betting.

[KeenanEl19]

All types of gambling games are naturally appealing if we've won before, and even if we've experienced losses, they can still be engaging. It's all about time, and we'll become drawn to a game that's actually been around for a while. Sometimes a new game comes along, but when we try it, it's not appealing, and we end up returning to the game that initially attracted us. The important thing to avoid is letting our fascination with a game lead us to forget our limits and discipline in gambling.

[junder]

I think everyone who gambles will experience a time when they become drawn to a particular game, just as I once felt drawn to a game, alternating between games. Zeus was clearly the first game that piqued my interest, followed by Bonanza and others, including Sugar Rush. But after experiencing something that made me realize I no longer had any interest in new games, I only gambled on games I already knew, not trying anything else.

[Botnake]

I think everyone who gambles will experience a time when they become drawn to a particular game, just as I once felt drawn to a game, alternating between games. Zeus was clearly the first game that piqued my interest, followed by Bonanza and others, including Sugar Rush. But after experiencing something that made me realize I no longer had any interest in new games, I only gambled on games I already knew, not trying anything else.

Looks like you’re really a fan of Pragmatic Play games. One of my favorites too is Zeus, mainly because it gives 15 free spins, so the game lasts longer and feels more exciting. If I just want to have fun, that’s usually the one I go for over the others. Not sure which of the three you mentioned became popular first, but back then it was definitely Zeus that took most of my time. Now that the NBA season’s started, I’ve toned it down a bit and shifted my focus back to sports betting.

[bhadz]

Lately I’ve been falling in love with slots, especially Sugar Rush. I’ve been chasing it almost daily, hoping those spaces finally fill up with big multipliers. Maybe I got inspired from watching those YouTube clip, you know, the Top 10 Sugar Rush Wins where someone buys a $120 bonus and ends up winning over a million if im not mistaken. Crazy stuff.

So how about you guys? Have you ever hit something big on this game?

Do you go for the bonus buy, or just spin normally and hope for that lucky drop?

I have not hit any big with sugar rush but this is what I like to play in spinly because we know in our country, there are a lot of sugar rush players. They advertise from different casinos and we see it on social media, but even so, I've never won such big multipliers with them. Maybe it's just going to remain a dream. And that's why I have always been for the normal spins and hoping for the luck to maneuver things for me.

[mindrust]

Be careful , it is all fun and games until someone busts his life savings. Slot games are indeed addicting but you gotta put a limit on your bets. Drinking alcohol can be fun too but we don’t overdo it do we? Follow the same logic and you’ll have your fun without emptying your wallet. Sugar rush is particularly dangerous because some people are also addicted to sugar and that addiction is known for activating diabetes very quickly at early ages. Slot games are dangerous already and then when you make it sugary, the game becomes dangerous for both your health and finances Sometimes it is wise to avoid extra unnecessary risk.

[iBaba]

In my case, I prefer to stay far away from casino games because they are games that depend on luck, and when you play, it's difficult to play for just a few hours with only part of your bankroll. Casino games have a way of enticing people to play longer than usual, and when they look back, they can't believe they played for so many hours and lost so much. Honestly, all casino games have this flaw. I prefer to stick to sports betting.

I share the same opinion with you on this. Casino games are designed in a way that they keep you hooked especially that constant belief you have that you are almost a winner or at the verge of winning make you want to keep playing even when you plan to stop early and before you know it hours are gone and your bankroll too. So this is reason some people just dedicate weekends to play such games or periods they are not doing anything else. Although it is difficult sometimes because it requires you to be disciplined and committed to whatever time limit you have set for yourself.

[Makus]

That's good, but remember that your sudden interest can lead to addiction. 90 percent of casino games are difficult to win in the long run. Because of the high percentage of house edge, so before you think of getting addicted to these games remember that it can end up badly for you especially when you decide to play for profit. I play casino games but I don't think i can get hooked to anyone of those games because I know how dangerous they can be once it becomes a routine. I think getting hooked or addicted to anything is a sign of indiscipline.

[Dickiy]

Certainly not. It's not that he lied about the big wins he saw from the gamblers who were broadcasting, but it seems the video has been lost. I believe the OP saw it accidentally, as it happened to be on his social media feed.

But on the other hand, I'm also a bit skeptical that a $120 bonus purchase could result in a million-dollar win. Slots usually have a win limit, as you mentioned. In slots, we call it maxwin, or maximum win. The multiplier is usually 5,000x the bet placed. In my opinion, it seems quite impossible to achieve a million-dollar win.

I got curious when I saw the multiplier, and it suddenly came to mind that Sugar Rush actually has one of the highest ones. I checked just to confirm, and it turns out the max multiplier is x25,000 .. so that $120 bonus buy could really lead to a max win of around $3 million. Guess I was wrong for doubting it in my earlier post.

Wow, seriously? Haha, honestly, I've never checked the multiplier for Sugar Rush, so I don't know what the maximum multiplier is, as most slot games typically have a win limit of 5,000x the bet.

If that's the case, then what the OP said in his post about winning millions could be true. However, I'm not sure if the people he saw online were regular gamblers, as the gamblers in the videos are usually influencers hired by casinos to promote their sites by showing off big wins.

This means that the big wins could be manipulated to attract audiences. I'm sure it would be extremely difficult for regular gamblers to reach a multiplier of 25,000.

[mikel_012]

Wow, seriously? Haha, honestly, I've never checked the multiplier for Sugar Rush, so I don't know what the maximum multiplier is, as most slot games typically have a win limit of 5,000x the bet.

If that's the case, then what the OP said in his post about winning millions could be true. However, I'm not sure if the people he saw online were regular gamblers, as the gamblers in the videos are usually influencers hired by casinos to promote their sites by showing off big wins.

This means that the big wins could be manipulated to attract audiences. I'm sure it would be extremely difficult for regular gamblers to reach a multiplier of 25,000.

It's true but we need to think about the odds.

If we say that a game has a multiplier of 5,000x at 0.001% odds, adding a 25,000 at 0.000001% odds means the chances are almost non existent so at the end it's almost the same thing as nothing. The multiplier possibility is there but only 1 person in many years will win because of the low probability.

[Findingnemo]

So how about you guys? Have you ever hit something big on this game?

Do you go for the bonus buy, or just spin normally and hope for that lucky drop?

I just checked the game in demo mode and might be my next favorite slot after Sweet Bonanza and yeah it looks kind of addictive and can hook you up for longer sessions. And for me if it's slots the bonus pack is the only choice because with normal roll it is impossible to hit anything while with bonus feature we get big wins and sometimes just nothing at all.

[alani123]

It's always interesting that there are so many videos of people winning big in slots but you never see these big multipliers for yourself even when you bet 10 cents.

Of course chances dictate not everyone can win and for even the possibility of a single big win many need to lose. But how about the fact that most of the wins seem to be recorded? Makes you wonder if these slots are actually fair.