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[QUOTE="maronza1, post: 7199963, member: 476524"]
Many modern slots now come with features like [I]Double Chance[/I] and [I]Bonus Buy[/I].
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[*][B]Double Chance[/B]: You pay a little extra per spin (usually +25% on your bet), which increases the odds of triggering the free spins bonus. For example, in games like [B]Big Bass Bonanza[/B], this means more scatter symbols appear, but the RTP often stays the same or drops slightly.
[*][B]Bonus Buy[/B]: Available in games like [B]Sweet Bonanza[/B] or [B]Gates of Olympus[/B], where you can instantly purchase the bonus round for 100x your stake (sometimes more). This gives you direct access to the high-volatility feature without grinding through base spins.
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The catch is that while these features can speed up gameplay and create excitement, the long-term RTP is balanced by the slot. So you’re not actually getting better odds overall—just changing how variance plays out.
I’ve tried the Bonus Buy a few times, and while it’s thrilling to jump straight into the free spins, it can also eat your balance quickly if luck isn’t on your side. Sometimes I feel safer grinding the base game instead.

Do you use Double Chance or Bonus Buy when you play slots, or do you prefer to wait for the bonus naturally?
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