Slotomania Reviews 

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TrustScore 1.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

They suck. Playing for a big prize for completing a card set and then at the very end of the season they drop the prize to a meaningless 1% of what they promised. And there is nothing anyone can do ab... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Slotomania is one of the greediest games out there. I know because I play them. Slotomania will relentlessly inundate you with purchase requests that will reward you with puny wins. You win more on re... See more

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Downloaded from one of those shady "Play for Rewards!" apps. Within a few minutes of playing, I've seen more pop-ups for "slot-o-city" or "dashes" or whatever than the actual game. Almost every other... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I've been playing Sloto since 2019. The game has undergone significant changes, mostly for the worse. They have now increased the amount of my bet, the lowest being 650, then it jumps to Quadrillion.... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Digital Opium, Beware!

I tried Slotomania on a whim. It was fun, and addictive for the first couple of days, but it didn't last. I had no intention of making any "in game" purchases to begin with, so by the 4th day my "winnings" went from in the Trillions of "dollars" to relying on "Your Daily Treat" to get by. This is how they get their customers hooked....Just like an average dope dealer..."Give them a sample, and rake in the cash once they're hooked"...

It's very unscrupulous, and deceptive. Take the "Shiny Show" for example, if you have enough "Gems" you can make it through all 15 acts, but once they see you're not making any in game purchases your gems run low, and the annoying shark eats all of your prizes.

I agree with other reviewers that theses types of games need much regulation. I'd rather pay a fixed price for a game upfront, (like video games) than to play a so-called "free game" that's dishonest from the get-go. I don't even believe the slots are "random" like you'd find in a casino, but they are purposely rigged using some sort of algorithm.
Although my warning will fall on deaf ears, I implore you to steer clear of this deceitful, and rigged game. I know many, many good people are throwing away hard earned dollars on a game that can't be won, and are beyond listening to reason, but that's what the creators of the game were counting on!!!
Save your money for your local state lottery...You actually have a chance (albeit a small chance) of winning that!

4 June 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Started over

Just one day I open it and it has started me over. I did try and link with Facebook, so that might be why. I logged off of Facebook but it stayed on level one. Everything I try doesn’t work. Crazy game. And I was on level 1100 and something!

28 May 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

They want your money

Everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, in Slotomania is aimed at optimizing in-game purchases. Not that that is unusual in online gaming, but Slotomania takes marketing to new heights.

Unlike brick and mortar casinos, the gaming on Slotomania is not regulated. Each player on Slotomania is tracked. A large jackpot win that increases a player’s bankroll results in payback odds being changed (i.e., the slots get much tighter), the minimum bets required to participate in popular activities (quests, Snakes and Ladders, Private Eye Lucy, etc all which allow players chances to win in game prizes like game coins) increases, the cost of coin packages increase. The constant pressure on players is to make in-game purchases. But, as soon as a player makes a purchase they find the costs of future purchases goes up. Every aspect in the game is based on getting players to spend money.

Unlike most loyalty programs that incentivize loyal members by providing discounts and perks, Slotomania provides VIP status that results in those players having a much more expensive game experience than non-VIP.

Imagine a brick and mortar casino making payback percentages lower for guests who win a jackpot. Imagine a brick and mortar casino charging a guest who has a day of good luck on slots to pay more per spin to use the slots. Imagine a brick and mortar casino expecting VIP loyalty program members to pay more for every purchase in the casino than non-VIP.

Until social gaming is regulated, companies like Playtika will continue to do everything to optimize their profits. Fairness to Slotomania players is not a consideration. Their game design is a study in cheating customers whilst building loyalty among them. They have succeeded in establishing a social media group on Facebook that provides a sense of community among players. At the same time, they have “administrators” on the Facebook site who are trained to respond by carefully crafted Playtika “party lines,” and a customer service staff that are equally schooled in ways to reassure every complainer that their negative or puzzling experience in game is due to their (customer) error.

Slotomania game content is enjoyable and entertaining. Their egregious manipulation of each account is a major disincentive. Slotomania is a perfect example of why social games need regulation.

22 May 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

UK players being overcharged for in game purchases.?

Have been asking support team to explain why UK players when making in app purchases are being overcharged. Slotomania are not converting the cost from dollars to pounds using currency converter they just charge you in pounds what they stated was dollars. EG 4.99 dollars becomes a £4.99. The support team just claim that it is taxes and will not escalate the case to developers. UK players are paying over 7 dollars for a purchase slotomania state is 4.99 dollars. UK players are being overcharged.

12 May 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The Slotomania Gimmick

Slotomania will gladly take real money and return you with numerous dead spins. Spins that show bonus symbols on odd and even reels that pay nothing and AND ACTIVATE nothing. This is a gimmick spins that leads you to think you almost won. As soon as you purchase you can expect very little of a return for your real money.

15 April 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

lost my slotomana

I have played this game for years, now I'm kicked off when I try to login my screen goes back to my home page I do miss playing slotomana please help me get it back

7 April 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Luring site designed to make you spend…

Luring site designed to make you spend money. Like many other similar sites littering the internet, this one is no different. The games are built in a manner that if you play them long enough, you will eventually lose all your winnings. It's a fact, but it's also a fact that it's entirely up to you to know when to stop giving them your money. Have fun with it until it's not longer fun.

2 April 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

It’s a no-brainer

It’s a no-brainer. Why pay money to NOT win money? Buy lottery tickets with that money you are spending instead. You may not win much (or anything) but at least you have a chance to win some real, life-changing CASH!

1 April 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Game amounts showing are not real

I was playing he Straight Bullseye game. The amount showing for coin grab was not not what they paid out. I should have received over 1,250,000,000,000 but got only about 111,540,000,000. They said the wrong amounts were showing and that I received the real amount. I kept the screen shots. The offered me 5,000,000,000 for my troubles. They are a total rip off and liars.

1 April 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don't waste your time

Don't waste your time, data or money on this. Was an excellent game until the Chinese got involved but now everything revolves around making games, dashes and albums near impossible to win/complete unless you're prepared to spend big on buying wild cards etc. Played slotomania for a number of years, was on level 19072 platinum but after being asked to bet 630 billion to complete 3 levels for one dash to find the reward for completion of the dash was 6.4 billion I reckoned enough was enough and had slotomania removed from my system. No stars would be too much as a rating.

19 March 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Sexist

I just noticed that each app you advertise that contains the use of picking the right word to complete the sentence, the hand always picks the wrong word.....and it’s always a woman’s hand

19 March 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Coin missing from game

Hi. Slotomania I have a question in the last couple of weeks when I open up slotomania to get my bonuses I have absolutely no coins it has happened quite a few times so where does it go that shouldn't happen when I know there was coin there min

9 March 2021
Unprompted review

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