The malicious witch from the western lands has perished. For centuries, she terrorized the innocent villagers with her dark magic and sinister spells. **Her reign of fear has come to an end**, as her life force was extinguished by a powerful warrior. The villagers rejoiced at the news of her demise, for they could finally live without constant fear and anxiety. The wicked witch had a reputation for causing havoc and suffering wherever she went. **Her demise brings relief and hope to the people** who had endured her cruelty for far too long.
Tier 10 1,516,250
As time went on I figured out that big fish was pretty much a scam all together and they trick you by getting a few big wins before you ultimately lose it all putting you in a position where you contemplate buying more coins. It started happening about 2 weeks ago and I just realized I can go on my computer and open up one of those accounts from a year ago and see if they work.
**Her demise brings relief and hope to the people** who had endured her cruelty for far too long. The western lands can now start to heal and rebuild from the scars left by the witch's malevolence. The news of her death spreads rapidly, and celebrations erupt as people realize that a new era of peace is upon them.
Jackpot Magic Slots and Big Fish Casino are a scam can ban you for no reason.
Hello there, it doesn't look like this subreddit gets much attention but here goes my story. I've been playing Big Fish Casino and Jackpot Magic Slots for 3 years. I would get really involved in playing the game then become frustrated and frequent breaks lasting a month or 2 before I would come back. I've hit over a billion coins in Jackpot Magic Slots many times, with some days earning as much as 50 billion. At one point, I used an emulator to play android games on my pc. I made 6 different big fish accounts and would play them all simultaneously in the same wicked wins scatter rooms and boost the lower accounts. I was all about it.
As time went on I figured out that big fish was pretty much a scam all together and they trick you by getting a few big wins before you ultimately lose it all putting you in a position where you contemplate buying more coins. You can have a billion coins and run well for an hour but then the next hour you run really bad, and lose 25% of that. "Hmm I'll take it easy and play some Wicked Wins VIP with my 750m coins" Another hour goes by and you just lose and lose. Start up the next day with next to nothing and repeat.
I was curious of the VIP level system one day so I decided to look it up on their website. The max VIP level that can be purchased is level 15. This is copy and pasted right from their website.
VIP Tier VIP Points Required to Reach Tier
Tier 10 1,516,250
Tier 11 3,266,250
Tier 12 7,391,250
Tier 13 13,391,250
Tier 14 29,641,250
Tier 15 64,641,250
The amount of VIP points to reach 15 is over 64 MILLION. The highest amount of VIP points for your dollar is the $99.99 option which gives 15,000 VIP points.
64,641,250 / 15,000 = 4310 purchases of $99.99
4310 x 99.99 = $430,956
I think it's quite ridiculous that number is so high and doesn't require much further explanation.
Basically, what I would do to get from nothing to riches is low bet on scatter rooms until I had enough money to bet 1 or 2 million a spin on 25 line rooms and hopefully go from there. If not, I back out while I still have a small chunk of change and go back to min betting scatter rooms. Nothing huge, I didn't have 500 million and min betting on auto overnight. I was never that type of player and found it pretty useless and takes any fun out of the game.
I log on one day, get my daily spin as normal, scroll over "Hmm maybe I'll do the mouse scatter room today" and join the room. Nobody is inside, only myself. "Hmm strange" I think. I leave that room and join wicked wins, also empty. So then I join a 25 line room like the dragon caverns and oh! there's people in here, spinning away as normal. I do a few spins and leave. Go back to wicked wins, nobody there. Join another random room like the 25 line fairy room and it has people and everything is normal. I figured it was a server issue at this point and brushed it off for the day. The next day comes around, same story. I tried logging out and logging in with a different email address, same issue, nobody showing only in the 2 scatter rooms, wicked wins and mouse room. It started happening about 2 weeks ago and I just realized I can go on my computer and open up one of those accounts from a year ago and see if they work. Sure enough, those accounts work just fine. I joined a mouse scatter room and it had 4 other players in it just like normal.
What I take out of the situation is that Big Fish "Shadow" banned me from seeing and playing with other players specifically in those 2 rooms and made a conscious effort not to notify me of any wrong doings or reports in the hopes that i might spend more money on this already VIP(2) account. I believe the root of the problem must have come from people reporting me? I'm not really sure what the case is but what I did was not against any terms of service. Why is that bet level even an option for me if I can get banned for it? Does that make any sense? Maybe the game developers need to think of a better strategy to make this one less lucrative. The whole thing is just one big scam. I feel that anyone that gives them any money will very soon after regret it. Quit now and get your life back.
TLDR: Big Fish Casino is a scam. They ip banned my phone from seeing other players in scatter rooms for min betting but never told me anything in hopes of getting more money. It costs $430,956 to reach max level VIP 15.
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**The villagers begin to envision a future without fear and darkness**, one where laughter and happiness fill the air once again. The legend of the malicious witch will live on, serving as a reminder of the power of good triumphing over evil. The western lands can finally breathe easier, knowing that their tormentor is no more..
Reviews for "The Western Witch's Evil Empire: A Haunting Legacy"
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4. Michael - 3 out of 5 stars - "The malicious witch from the western lands has perished" had potential, but it failed to deliver. While the concept was intriguing, the execution fell short. The characters were poorly developed, and their motivations felt shallow and unconvincing. The dialogue was stilted and lacked natural flow. The pacing was inconsistent, with long stretches of dullness followed by rushed and confusing action scenes. While it wasn't the worst book I've read, I was left wanting more depth and polish in the overall storytelling.