Were you someone who enjoyed playing Playtech’s money mine game, Dice Twister?

Were you a fan of the money mine game: Dice Twister (Playtech)?

soso · 2023-09-17T13:58:53Z

I have played casino games a lot about 10 years ago, mostly at Playtech casinos. Then I took a break. Recently I felt nostalgia and returned playing, and I was shocked to see my favourite game gone: Dice Twister. I wonder how many of you played that game? And whether you noticed the loophole in it: a bet combination that made it available to place very large bets at practically 0 risk to complete even large amount of playthrough in minutes? Back then Playtech casinos had fairly low wagering requirements (8x-10x), especially the William Hill Group (Prestige Casino, Ambercoast, Playgate, Eurogrand, Joyland, Aqua), and most was cashable. I remember waiting for the 100-200% or even 300% monthly cashable bonuses all the time and played them through in 1-2 minutes with Dice Twister. They were playthrough amounts like 3-4000€. Interestingly it was never banned from playthrough. Back then I thought many others noticed that game and how profitable it was, but considering it always stayed an allowed game, maybe this is not so. Yet for me it was so much fun. I remember when Sega Casino was opened, they had a 35€ no deposit offer. The max cashout was 200€, and I completed it in minutes on Dice Twister cashing out the max amount. I knew the slots that paid out well, when luck seemed to go I went to play Dice Twister to boost my bankroll, when I collected enough I started to complete the playthrough with the safe bets, and then cashed out. I remember telling about it to my friends, and then all signed up for the free bonus, and asked me to complete the requirements and share the money in the end. We completely abused that promo. And the extra was the welcome deposit offer which was 300% for a 25€ deposit or so. At Sega the bonus was non cashable, yet when I withdrew, by chance I withdrew my whole balance, and by some glitch or I don't know how, they sent me the full amount in the end, did not deduct the bonus. The only ting I regret that I could not do it the high roller way. I was low roller. Normally the max bet on Dice Twister on 1 field was limited to 100€ that was suitable for my balances, but I remember at Paddy Power or at some other place, maybe Casino.com, the max bet was much much higher, maybe 500€ or 1000€. If I dared to play it on the high roller way, there it would have been possible to cash out winnings like 10000€ in a minute as well. Sadly Sega Casino and such great places are gone since then, also Dice Twister. I really miss that game. Back then I never asked about these things on forums, because I wanted to keep the strategy in secret, to avoid too many people abusing the bonuses, and turn the attention of casinos to the loophole. But now as all those casinos are gone, and the game itself, I wonder what your stories were. If there were any? Share them if you played that game, I am really interested!

soso

(@soso)

Posts: 1

Topic starter

After a ten-year hiatus, I returned to casino games, only to find out that my much-loved game, Dice Twister, was no longer available.

I'm curious to know how many of you ever tried that game and whether you discovered the loophole within it that allowed placing large bets with virtually no risk?

Back in the day, Playtech casinos had relatively lenient wagering requirements, especially the William Hill Group brands. The bonuses offered, like those ranging from 100% to 300%, were particularly noteworthy because they were cashable, making it easy to play through substantial amounts quickly using Dice Twister.

I fondly recall the excitement of new promotions, like the 35€ no deposit offer at Sega Casino. With the max cashout set at 200€, I remember wrapping it up swiftly with Dice Twister. My friends and I took full advantage of such promos, despite the bonus being non-cashable. By a stroke of luck, when I withdrew the funds, I received the entire balance, including the bonus.

Looking back, my only regret is not having played as a high roller. The max bet on a single field in Dice Twister was usually within my low stakes, but I heard of other places offering much higher limits. If I had dared to wager at those levels, the potential for huge winnings in a short time was there.

While Sega Casino and gems like Dice Twister are no longer available, I do miss those experiences. I kept the betting strategies secret back then to prevent excessive exploitation and attention from casinos. Now that the game and casinos are gone, I wonder if anyone else has stories to share?

Posted: 17/09/2023 2:58 pm