Originally posted by SDK1987
Not bad. Up to the 600k![]()
At the current slightly-increased rate that should take about 11 days
Originally posted by alex088
I almost hit the jackpot....
Very nice
In the 398 times I have played since November, the best I have hit is a straight — and that only once.
Hand Frequency
2 pair 23
1 pair 188
Ace-High 80
Nothing 97
3 of a kind 9
Straight 1
Total 398
Originally posted by SDK1987
That makes it a -ev game untill the jackpot is hit it could change.
At the moment, yes.
However, more people are playing now, so the payout will be even worse — unless I get some better results.
On the 31st I got trips twice in a row, so the situation could improve as well.
That's not to bad, but for you it would be better if the jackpot burst on between Monday and Friday. Than less people are playing.
It looks like there was a spin at 05:37 UTC today.
Jackpot is still intact though...
Another apparent spin at 06:06 on 2023-o5-05
No details, and that is two in a row at the same time.
False alarm maybe?
I guess so. It's interesting that you saw a few jackpot attempts.
Maybe it will slowdown now when less players are playing.
That's weird for sure. Off course the SCOOP was finished and that could be a reason off less action.
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
cursedblr may have felt cursed here... but then again, he mostly got "cursed" with an extra $1K cash, so I don't think he minds too much.
Close call indeed, but yeah 1k as reward sn't to bad. Off coure if he/she had won it was more than 300k reward. Than you can buy a decent house.
Originally posted by SDK1987
Close call indeed, but yeah 1k as reward sn't to bad. Off coure if he/she had won it was more than 300k reward. Than you can buy a decent house.
Not where I live.

Originally posted by SDK1987
Those houses are really expensive. Offcourse I don't life in a big city.
I had a conversation with a developer last night.
According to him, the problem is supply and demand.
This article from last year supports his hypotheses: https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/blog/2022/canadas-housing-supply-shortage-restoring-affordability-2030
The problem is most acute in the three major cities.




