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  Mega Moolah app honest review
Posted by: Dannylab - 2 hours ago - No Replies

Hi folks! I've been using the Mega Moolah for the past few weeks and thought I'd share my thoughts.

If you're unfamiliar - this is the legendary jackpot game that's given record-breaking jackpots since 2006. Now it's out as a standalone mobile version.

What I like most:

- Localized for Canada - Everything's in English, with CAD currency and Interac e-Transfer integration.
- Lightning-fast verification - Skip tedious verification. One Interac approval and you're in. Literally 60 seconds.
- Live jackpot meter - Watch the progressive pots grow live. Mega jackpot begins at CA$2 million and climbs to insane numbers.

Several versions - Not just the original Mega Moolah. Available are:
- Original Mega Moolah
- Mega Moolah Megaways (high-speed gameplay)
- Fortunium Gold (special edition)
- Other themed siblings

Safety features - Big plus. Ability to:
- Set daily loss limits
- Turn on time alerts
- Quick self-exclusion (24h to 6 months)
- Reality checks every 30 minutes

Payment options:
- Interac e-Transfer - fast, no fees
- Visa & Mastercard - all major banks
- Min deposit: CA$10
- Payout time: typically 24 hours or less
- Win the Major or Mega and they assign a VIP manager

Progressive system:
Different from regular slots, Mega Moolah has four progressive pots:
- Mini: starts at CA$100
- Minor: starts at CA$1,000
- Major: starts at CA$10,000
- Mega: starts at CA$2,000,000

The unique part - any stake size can trigger the jackpot wheel. This is how many life-changing payouts happened.

App performance:
- Download: ~60 MB
- Works on: iOS 12+ and Android 8+
- Graphics: 60 FPS constant
- Data usage: only 60 MB per 1,000 spins
- Both orientations modes

RTP transparency:
RTP is 88.12%. Sounds low? The reason - a significant portion of every bet goes to the pooled prizes. When you factor in the mega payouts, the effective expected value goes up.

The app shows a transparency page with:
- RTP distribution
- Variance info
- Previous jackpots
- Filter by week, month, year

Real test

Week 1-2 (Demo mode):
Tried in demo mode first to learn the mechanics. Practice play is needs Interac verification (age restriction).

Week 3 (Going live):
- Put in CA$50 via Interac e-Transfer (took seconds)
- Set loss cap to CA$20
- Set time alert for 30 minutes
- Started with minimum spins
- Accumulated small wins
- At ~200 spins, hit the jackpot wheel!
- Won the Minor pot - CA$1,240!
- Cashed out immediately
- Funds hit TD Canada Trust in 18 hours

Week 4 (Regular sessions):
Using app here and there. Strictly respect my caps. Overall outcome so far: +CA$890 over the month.

Success stories:

The app shows anonymized stories:
- 29-year-old from Vancouver: Won CA$18.4 million on a CA$0.50 stake
- Father of two from Halifax: Hit CA$1.6 million (Major jackpot) during lunch
- Student from Toronto: Landed CA$127k (Minor jackpot) while on the GO Train

Not made-up - you see dates, stake sizes, and advice from winners.

How to maximize fun:

Since the game is luck-based and isn't beaten, there are strategies that work:

1. Target high jackpots - The bigger the Mega pot versus its starting point, the better value it is statistically.

2. Control session length - Plan in advance how long your session lasts. Timer goes off, log off.

3. Protected auto-spin - Configure it to pause when you:
- Win 50× stake
- Lose 20× stake
- Safeguards your balance

4. Minimum bet qualifies - Possible to spin for just CA$0.25 and still activate the jackpot wheel. Unnecessary to max bet.

Pros:
- Canadian-focused
- Interac KYC (under 60 seconds)
- Four progressive jackpots
- Minimum CA$0.25 bet works
- Fast withdrawals
- Strong responsible gaming tools
- Free play available
- Multiple game versions

Downsides:
- 88.12% RTP (though progressive pots offset this)
- No multiplayer for now (in development)

Getting started:
1. Download the app (App Store)
2. Sign in with Interac (takes 60 seconds)
3. Try: practice in free play first
4. To go live: deposit (min CA$10)
5. Configure your limits
6. Pick Mega Moolah from lobby
7. Spin and follow the jackpot meter!

Is it worth it?
Absolutely, especially if:
- You're in Canada
- You like Interac
- You appreciate built-in limits
- You want a shot at progressive jackpots
- You like to test first

Whether you stick to low stakes or bet more, every spin gives a shot at life-changing wins.

Get started:
Look for mega moolah app in your app store

Questions? Drop a comment! I'll answer.

Responsible gaming: Only play responsibly. Set caps and follow them. Struggling, Canadian helplines are built into the app.

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Welcome to Crafters Apparel
At Crafters Apparel USA, we believe premium blanks should deliver more than just the basics.
That’s why we craft hoodies with superior fabrics, consistent fits, and reliable production.

Our commitment goes beyond product. With innovative materials and sustainable practices,
we create blanks that last longer, feel better, and support both your business and the planet.


What We Do
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We produce premium blanks using three-end knit fleece, offering unmatched comfort, consistent fits,
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  Creative Ink UAE
Posted by: creativeink - Today, 05:47 AM - No Replies

Make your book a work of art with Creative Ink UAE professional book layout design services in abu dhabi. We specialize in crafting layouts that are visually appealing and easy to navigate for readers. Our team takes pride in turning your ideas into beautifully designed pages that reflect your books essence. Whether its a children's book, memoir, or technical manual, we deliver designs that meet your needs. We combine creativity with precision to ensure every page is perfect. At Creative Ink UAE, your satisfaction is our priority, and we are here to make your book shine. Lets create a layout that captivates your readers.

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  V7.4 ?
Posted by: TimO - 01-19-2026, 10:53 AM - Replies (7)

Good morning All,
What's the latest on V7.4 Release?
Cheers
Tim

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  PDF not scaling correctly
Posted by: Dumber than dirt - 12-24-2025, 04:02 AM - Replies (1)

Hello,
My problem is when I load a new PDF and scale it using By Ratio, I enter it according to the scale on the PDF ex: 1" = 20' it does not scale correctly on the print. I'll place my cursor on a point, press and hold M on my keyboard, move my cursor to a known distance and it'll show it as a measurement that is about 1/3 of the distance. When I scale using the By Length option, again using the scale on the PDF, it will scale correctly until I move the screen so I can see another section of the print or I zoom in or out, then it is no longer scale correctly.
Any ideas on how to fix this?  I have tried different PDF's and it's the same on all of them.

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  Extracting Commencement and Final elevation for Consultant's Manual checking
Posted by: Solomon Moffat - 12-03-2025, 01:35 PM - Replies (1)

Hi all,
My name is Solomon Moffat and I’m a Quantity Surveyor working on civil road projects in the Caribbean. I’m really enjoying using Kubla so far, but I’ve hit a workflow issue and would appreciate some guidance.
The Consultant wants to verify the earthworks quantities using the “old school” method: levels (or heights) at the LHS, Centre Line, and RHS every 5 m along the road corridor.
In Kubla I can see the existing and proposed levels at any point by hovering the mouse, but capturing these one-by-one is very tedious and time-consuming.
Is there a better way to extract this information – for example, generating a report or exporting section data at 5 m intervals – so that I can tabulate it for his checks and certification of quantities for payment?
Any tips, workflows, or documentation links would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Solomon

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  Measurements - Count Function
Posted by: Jvalentine - 09-16-2025, 12:59 PM - Replies (8)

It would be incredibly helpful if there was a way to change the shape of the count function in the measurement feature to something else other than the "crosshairs" (+) for ease of visibility. For example a circle, square or triangle. 


Right now, i use Kubla for my cut and fill analysis then switch to OST for the remainder of my takeoff (counting storm catch basins etc). If the measurement function was just a little bit more robust, including changing the shape of the count function and possibly a little bit of structure of the counted elements (group them into a category you could name) I could complete my entire takeoff for a project in Kubla.

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  Any expert users in Louisville Area?
Posted by: MSabla - 09-11-2025, 02:28 PM - Replies (2)

Seeking someone to train some of the staff on using Kubla Cubed.

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  Lidar Survey added after site modelled
Posted by: Steve Keen - 07-07-2025, 05:51 PM - Replies (1)

Hi,

I'm struggling to add Lidar information to my original take off from PDF.

The issue I have is that the original PDF's worked from were not aligned to Eastings and Northings and were automatically zero located.

I have input all of the existing and proposed levels to gve me cut and fill for all of the components I would need.

However, a Lidar survey has been taken of the site that gives a post demolition survey.
The idea would be to introduce this after the existing topo and before the proposed levels.

The issue I am finding is that when trying to add this into my scheme it locates to it's Eastings and Northings and I can't find a way to merge and integrate this information.
The Lidar post demo survey would efectively replace the existing topo and adjust the proposed cut and flll accordingly.

Suggestions on a post card, please....


Steve

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