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Why does the "Event" page show "Twenty Five" as the current game?

When you click on it, it does actually take you to "Bunny X"

@Number6 Sorry about that; it will be updated shortly ; )

A thought on this game that kind of applies to other games - played Bunny X, won two cards. Sadly really don't like one of them, though the second is better than I expected though I wouldn't have picked it myself. However, I actually paid more credits than I would have just purchasing these same cards, having "won" in this "sale" - 30 credits for two cards isn't as good as my normal discount. Might be worth thinking about. Possibilities - applying some version of the member level discounts to the games, or awarding cards from people's wishlists, at least some of the time, instead of totally random. As it stands, I'm willing to play the gambling game, but even the win feels like a bit of a loss.

@wembley96

I have not played but on reading its description you will always get at least two cards for your stake so what you are gambling for are the higher rewards which range up to 10 times what it costs to play. As in almost all examples of gambling you have to balance the possible losses against the possible gains and unless you play the game many times you can have no idea what the probabilities are - they may even favour the player.

And before anyone else brings it up - unlike the previous game I don't think this one qualifies as a sale.

played three times... won nothing, won 5 cards, won nothing... so for 90 credits, got 5 cards... totally not worth it for me... skip.....

I see I misread the description of the game. But the main point I was making is that if you only play a few times then you can not tell if the game favours you or the house so you can't tell if it is worth the gamble or not. Now if you had played a hundred so times then you might be able to begin to tell (it would take much more if there were any very valuable rare prizes). I don't recommend playing that much to find out, but I try not to jump to a conclusion without supporting evidence.

As @TheEmu has pointed out in the past, many of these gambling games are geared to new members. Those of us who have been long time triple diamond members are best served by steering far far away from games of this type.

Ok, here i go.

So i decided today to try the appealing bunny x game. I've bought 100 credits, yes 100, i'm not one of those who buys 1000 credits or so, i'm not a rich person and like to buy small amount of credits from time to time, one time or two per month, 5-15 euros so far.

But the 3 scratches in the game gave me nothing but a sad smiley with the message, you've lost, 3 times in a row, so i guess you must have a fortune in credits to afford these games.
I thought istripper games were quite thrilling, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but for small buyers like me 3 nothing to win in a row is too much. I feel kinda deceived, and i wonder if the publicity in-game, about what you can win is quite like a spider web.

I want to warn those users that like me, spend such little amounts, because you play thinking there is any chance of lose and win, but 3 loses in a row is quite laughing at people.

Now it's 4 times in a row, and in my account feedback i can see pack purchased under category, but i guess it is wrong.

played three times... won nothing, won 5 cards, won nothing... so for 90 credits, got 5 cards... totally not worth it for me... skip.....

At least you got something, i got 0 cards, 0 credits, after having played 4 times.

I've spent 120 credits and got nothing, when it says you can win at least 30 credits. Anyway, What's the deal with giving 100 credits or more, if you win a smaller amount of credits than that you gave.

I think the summer sale, at least when to refer to bunny x, it's something like, we sell you credits, you lose them.

I've read other posts of small users like me, and i feel i'm not the 1st person totem scams.

I do not care if i win a card or two, even if they are cards that nobody likes or would normally buy, but people who buy credits specifically to play a couple of tgif games and enjoy the istripper experience as a whole, those are definitely ignored.

As someone said before, it's totem who wins the big prize, the summersale is just a trap for fools.

As @TheEmu has pointed out in the past, many of these gambling games are geared to new members. Those of us who have been long time triple diamond members are best served by steering far far away from games of this type.

I'm pretty sure a new player wouldn't feel attracted at all by a bunny x style game if they lose their credits without any sort of reward or implement. That doesn't encourage anybody to play or spend their real life saved money, instead of that people get away from those games like from a venereous illness.

In these gambling games you have worse chances to win than in a casino. And even if you win anything it's always some cards noone ever buys and it feels like losing in the end. 😄

If i win cards nobody wants, i would feel like a winner, but when you got nothing but smoke. you feel bad.

I'm pretty sure a new player wouldn't feel attracted at all by a bunny x style game if they lose their credits without any sort of reward or implement.

I am also pretty sure that

1) Quite a lot of new members play the games
2) If they do play then, on average, they find that it is a cheap way to buy cards

Remember that buying cards is more expensive for new members so their wins are much more valuable to them than they are to triple diamond members.

Of course those that only play a few games will have a higher percentage of losses than than those that play many games, but equally those that play a few games will have a higher percentage of high value wins.

I've spent 120 credits and got nothing, when it says you can win at least 30 credits. Anyway, What's the deal with giving 100 credits or more, if you win a smaller amount of credits than that you gave. I think the summer sale, at least when to refer to bunny x, it's something like, we sell you credits, you lose them. I've read other posts of small users like me, and i feel i'm not the 1st person totem scams. I do not care if i win a card or two, even if they are cards that nobody likes or would normally buy, but people who buy credits specifically to play a couple of tgif games and enjoy the istripper experience as a whole, those are definitely ignored.As someone said before, it's totem who wins the big prize, the summersale is just a trap for fools.

This is an expensive product, very expensive. You have to think of it as your main subscription. I don't have netflix, hulu, gaming subs, any television subs. I play older video games and never buy a game unless it is $15 or less. You will have to spend thousands of dollars to build up your collection and if you are lucky you will like 50% of the cards and delete the rest. Most of us on the forum have been around for 12+ years. I spend $20-30 a month for 12 years to get the discounts that I now see. But it is a one of kind product that is not replicated anywhere else in anyway.

***View the gambling games as more of a game in and of itself. Gambling is itself a service like porn. If you want discounts then wait for demo sales, you can get a card 10-20% every hour or so in the previews tab.

Anyway, What's the deal with giving 100 credits or more, if you win a smaller amount of credits than that you gave.

Consider a national lottery and ask the equivalent question - What's the deal with giving millions of Dollars/Pounds/Euros or more, if you win a smaller amount of Dollars/Pounds/Euros than that you gave ?

The answer is the same as for that for Totem's games. Rare indeed are gambling games where you are guarenteed to win more than you bet !

This is an expensive product, very expensive.

Some TGIF events are Better then Others.
Many of them are better for New Users than they are for Full or Almost Full Collectors.
But there are a couple events that Full Collectors can get a fair return on.


For New Members who want to build up their collection
for the least amount of credits.
Try the Events that Offer a Large Discount for a Group of Cards.
For example, The Slot Machine is one that Offers 4 cards at Large Discounts.

How to Maximize your Collection for the Least amount of Money.

Save up so you can:
Buy DOlZ to get Credits. Get 249.99 worth of DOLZ
Use All of the DOLZ - Buy the 3000 credits and Get an Extra 10% = 300
so you get 3300 credits for $249.99
or a cost of 0.075 per credit 7 and a half cents.

The regular price of a single Credit is 0.1999 or 20 cents per credit
buying the 3300 credits using DOLZ you get the credits for 7 and a Half Cents.
( this is already a 62.5% savings )

Play the Max events and Take Advantage of the Huge Discounts on bundled Packs.
all the while also getting gift cards and jokers and SEC's
plus winning back credits.

The Combined Savings between buying the credits in Bulk, and Playing the MAX game with the Highest Discount
Is well Over 80%


The Savings to Build your Collection is over 75% vs just using credits and the Leveling up Discounts.

Has anyone else been having issues with the progress bar filling up? I've purchased 1200 tickets worth of the Bunny X cards and have registered 0 progress on the bar.

Edit, logged out and logged back in, and that fixed the problem.

I'm checking with ITs !