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Online Casinos in general: Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

Topic created on 14th Dec. 2017 | Page: 1 of 3 | Answers: 23 | Views: 13,054
Anonym

Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 12:34 pm CET#1
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This morning the first shock, at Casinoclub no more Merkur games and now at sunmaker NO more Merkur games...All taken out..So a bummer..:-/


And now at Videoslots too, although I was told this morning that they are still running there until next week. That's it then..Merkur games online are probably history from now on...

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Daniel
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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 02:11 pm CET#2
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Personally, that doesn't shock me very much. Let's be honest: The games were poorly implemented anyway and I haven't played them online for years. And when I have played them, then at most times for 5 - 10 minutes on the side before I switched completely unnerved to another game manufacturer such as NetEnt, Microgaming & Co.

The Gauselmann can stay away with his junk slots. Is really no big loss in my eyes. And on the subject of winning potential, there are definitely also Merkur alternatives to fall back on. The games are implemented worlds better and the potential is just as high or even much higher.

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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 02:39 pm CET#3
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Well, I think it's a shame, I've played Knights Life from time to time with pleasure...
In the Spielotheken(environment) I have been locked and in the casino you can probably play it also ned^^

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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 03:10 pm CET#4
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Daniel wrote on 14.12.2017 at 14:11: So personally I'm not very shocked. Let's be honest: The games were poorly implemented anyway and I haven't played them online for years. And if I have played them, then at most times on the side for 5 - 10 minutes before I switched completely unnerved to another game manufacturer such as NetEnt, Microgaming & Co.

The Gauselmann can stay away with his junk slots. Is really no big loss in my eyes. And on the subject of winning potential, there are definitely also Merkur alternatives to fall back on. The games are implemented worlds better and the potential is just as high or even much higher.

It hits me so hard because I have always played Merkur with 5 or 10 cent stakes and even then could bring in quite high winnings. There is nothing comparable with such low stakes. There may be games with higher potential, but there I put in at least 20 - 40 cents per spin and often have ridiculous winnings in the free spins.... That's why it p**ses me off. From the Aufmachunfg the Merkur Games were of course grottig..mir schnuppe, they have me month after month Plus beschert...

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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 03:16 pm CET#5
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Just got an email from lapalingo. Also Bally Wulff games are set in Germany.

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S****8

Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 03:49 pm CET#6
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Real pity ...no more Knights Life or Gold of Persia or a free play ecstasy at Rail Road .... :'(


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redriver67
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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 03:52 pm CET#7
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Sunmaker without Merkur games is hard. It's like when you go to a brewery and they only have milk. I will miss Magic Mirror, Dreagons Treasure and Gold of Persia.

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J****r

Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 03:56 pm CET#8
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Daniel wrote on 12/14/2017 at 2:11 PM

Gauselmann can stay away with his junk slots. Is really no big loss in my eyes. And on the subject of winning potential, there are definitely Merkur alternatives to fall back on. The games are implemented worlds better and the potential is just as high or even much higher.

Hehe I throw myself away. Daniel in top form again.
Your way of expression, (that's harmless now), makes you very sympathetic.
Exactly the same I would say, but I in this topic we are of different opinion. It's true that the Gauselmann games were programmed very badly, but the newer ones (without the silver frame) and the Bally games were actually fine. Come be fair


JoKer


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Daniel
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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 04:13 pm CET#9
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JoKer wrote on 14.12.2017 at 15:56
Daniel wrote on 12/14/2017 at 2:11 PM

Gauselmann can stay away with his junk slots. Is really not a big loss in my eyes. And on the subject of winning potential, there are definitely Merkur alternatives to fall back on. The games are implemented worlds better and the potential is just as high or even much higher.

Hehe I throw myself away. Daniel in top form again.
Your way of expression, (that's harmless now), makes you very sympathetic.
Exactly the same I would say, but I in this topic we are of different opinion. It's true that the Gauselmann games were programmed very badly, but the newer ones (without the silver frame) and the Bally games were actually fine. Come be fair


JoKer



It's certainly a matter of taste. But in my eyes the games were even worse after the update than before. Even more jerky and obnoxious. Stopping the reels was possible after the update but you had to click into the game field and the animations were eye cancer. The Risk ladder was also jerky and slow - a real disaster! You can't do that to anyone.

I am currently thinking about whether I should go back to Germany. On Malta I can still play the shit unfortunately. Maybe I'll get a VPN server and surf via a German IP address, so I no longer have to see the misery.

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redriver67
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Sunmaker - no more Merkur games

14th Dec. 2017, at 04:15 pm CET#10
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I played Merkur Disc 3000 for the first time. Too bad that the boxes no longer exist. At least I gambled less on the machines as nowadays in OC

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