Lucky Farm Slot App Review: Withdraw At $300?

Lucky Farm Slot is the latest money-making game that I have experienced lately.

Now right now, you have all these free slot games in the store.

Most of which are made to give you that thrill of winning as if you were actually in the casino.

You typically don’t need to spend any money as they are free, and for most of them, they aren’t opportunities to earn.

However, when I stumbled across this game, I noticed that they were making claims you could earn cash.

Like I have done with most of the cash games I have come across, I went ahead and installed it.

Today you will get my verdict on it and whether it’s true that people can cash out playing free slot games.

Lucky Farm Slot App Review Summary

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• Owner: Game Lone Ranger
• What Are They?: Slot Game
• My Worth It Rating: 2/5

 

What Is Lucky Farm Slot?

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My first introduction to this game was through some advert.

At first, it seemed to be yet another one of those free slot games.

They all advertised the same, and most of them are just made to be a fun way to run down some spare time.

However, with Lucky Farm Slot, at the end of this advert that I was watching for it, there was cash being shown being won from a slot.

This wasn’t the usual virtual currency but seemingly real cash.

The amount was $200 in this case, and it showed PayPal as the cashout method too.

Now, after looking more into Lucky Farm Slot, I found a familiar name in their owners.

They are operated by Game Lone Ranger, a company responsible for a recently viral cash game called Bear Dice.

It was a dice-themed game that tricked thousands of people into thinking they could win big.

However, none did, and it would only make sense if there were yet again no winners coming from Lucky Farm Slot as well.

How Does Lucky Farm Slot Work?

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If Bear Dice was anything to go by, then all signs to another deceitful game that is made for users to think they can earn.

This game is a free slot game, so just how it sounds, you get to spin slots without having to input any of your own money into it.

What looks great initially is the fact that it looks like users can get cash for free too.

Now the main currency of the game is coins.

The game will give you these so you can do spins.

You will also get coins from the spins. This is also the only currency you can make from them.

That is because the cash that was advertised is earned a different way.

Below is a picture of the slot:

It is harvest-themed, and the one shown is the only one present in the game.

So as you can imagine, after a while, it will likely get quite boring.

How Do You Make Money?

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Now time to explain the money aspect.

You can earn this by opening chests, scratchers, and spinning a wheel.

At the bottom of the screen, you will see a spin fill counter.

For each spin, you will go up one.

When you reach 10, 20, 30, and 50 like shown in the image above, you will unlock chests.

Each chest has an amount of money, and like also shown in that screenshot your first reward is $5.

Once you have $200, you can redeem it for either PayPal or Cash App.

 

What You Need To Know About

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1. Poor Grammar Not A Good Sign

While spelling simple words poorly on its own is bad enough, it is a trend I have found with ungenuine games.

A lot of the games that I have reviewed that can’t spell words like ‘skip’ normally don’t payout.

It normally indicates that the owners aren’t putting much effort into their games, and are only set up for the developers to make money.

I also can’t take any game seriously as one that will pay users out if the game is riddled with spelling mistakes.

Even when I went to launch this game, the opening screen had the game spelled wrong has shown below:

 

2. Other Games Were A Waste Of Time

I wrote both a review and created a video for the other game made by these people.

That game which I alluded to earlier, called Bear Dice, got a lot of negative feedback for fobbing of their users.

I had so many people commenting that they hadn’t received any of the money they thought they have earned.

All the users seemed to be experiencing the same pattern of reaching one amount of money.

Before the game stopped them from moving any further and ultimately not letting them cash out any of there earnings.

Why I am saying, this is because the exact same people are in charge of Lucky Farm Slot.

If no one is getting paid with the other game I reviewed, then put simply, no one is going to get paid here.

That is why if you have already started playing and you think your earning, I wouldn’t suggest playing on.

You would only be wasting more of your time.

However, unfortunately, most users don’t realize this until it’s too late.

 

Conclusion

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This game is simple to conclude as it’s quite clearly not possible for users to make money with Lucky Farm Slot.

You may have a good experience playing the game and may even enjoy the slots and that winning thrill of winning big.

But these big wins don’t translate to real money.

You might be able to get to the threshold, and you might even win the jackpot.

However despite saying that, its not going to mean you will get paid today, tomorrow, next week or even next year.

Most of the money-making games out there are fake. They are exploiting this loophole that is allowing them to promote their games as legitimate opportunities to earn.

Unless you’re using cash earning app like the one on this list I made here, the chances are they aren’t real.

There will be so many people believing what these developers have to say, and at one point, I did myself.

However, all I can say is don’t let yourself get fooled into playing these games for unrealistic sums of money.

Closing Off

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There you have it. That was my Lucky Farm Slot app review.

Let me know of any questions you have in the comments section below 🙂