I've had some success here, but usually the slots are ice-cold. They'll insist you can just leave the slots on auto-spin and come back to thousands of diamonds. Probably the biggest indicator that something is fishy with these players. Play the Rapid Gold slots, using chips to win diamonds.

An alternative method is to lower your bet to the minimum if you get bad cards.

Obviously this strategy will suck your diamonds dry pretty quickly.

If the cards suck, just keep paying 100 diamonds for a new set until you get a good one.

Never play unless you get a Great or Epic hand with the 6 power-up cards (I only learned that Epic hands were even a thing today, I've certainly never seen one and I've played almost every day since the app came out).

The tips I hear from them are usually similar to these: After using their tips for success, guess where my balance is at today? If you guessed right around 2.5m still, congrats! A few weeks ago I bought a chip package for around $20 that gave me about 2.5m total. I've listened to the tips they give, and I've followed them religiously. I believe MyVegas selects certain accounts to rack up gigantic wins with the expectation that regular people will see the results they've posted and play more themselves, only to lose. So how do they do it? Could they be paid shills with fake accounts? Possibly but I won't go that far.

Reading all the comments out there from players, most people's experiences are the same as mine: The amount of chips you're awarded for wins + your odds of actually getting enough bingos to regularly turn a profit = not even remotely enough chips to reliably grow your chip balance to the level of the top players. These people will swear up and down that they have only spent a minimal amount on chips or none at all, and they'll usually repeat the same 'tips' so that you too can achieve what they did. Just today someone in one of the Facebook groups posted a screenshot of their app they have over 100m chips and 226k diamonds. There's a few people out there who post on various sites, like this one, and to Facebook groups showing off their monstrous wins and their insane chip and diamond balances.

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