I've visited the promotions section at duelbits.com. Those on the drops and wins slot increased the prize pool from $500k to 2 million Dollars.
Can play several games on pragmatic play.
In the Grand Holiday Tournament Santa Gifts and Winter Winfest Tournament, each has something challenging to play because the prizes to be won are also large.
It is true. This Christmas celebration will be festive. I will look forward to this excitement.
I want to congratulate Aston Villa on being in the top four of the PL. This week will play against Bourneumoth.
That is too huge because you are competing with whales that is wagering more than a million dollar per bet. They are using tournament reward to recover some of their losses in case they didn’t manage to land any huge win in the process.
For normal user like us, The reward is indeed huge but it’s also impossible to have a share with that kind of tournament since the reward is just an equivalent of the bankroll of a single whale that will compete on that tournament. I believe gambling streamers is still eligible too on participating that tournament.
I would guess that it is not really about competing against them, but more like competing against yourself. You try to gamble for fun and just do whatever you can do (and hopefully do not force your economy while trying) and you just try to have as much fun as possible. If that means you will end up getting some reward and did alright that's great, there is nothing wrong with that and I would suggest that it is definitely positive outcome.
However, if we are talking about something that will be a bit different, like for example you try to wager and compete against whales, not only they will beat you but also you will lose all you have while trying to beat them. I can sell my house, my car, my possessions, everything, and I would not be able to win this, not get the first place, someone will bet more than me anyway. This means that we do not have to go that hard, just try to enjoy the situation and not worry about anything else, keep within your means.