Super 7S: Where Math Meets Madness

Let’s be real — if you’re not running Python scripts on your £100 bankroll by now, you’re just gambling with feelings.

I tested Treasure Rush for three weeks using only the 5% rule and time blocks. Result? I didn’t win big… but I didn’t lose my dignity either.

Pro tip: When the game says ‘bonus trigger,’ it’s not magic — it’s math dressed up like luck.

Fun fact: My last loss was so predictable, I bet against it and won £2.30. That’s not gambling. That’s accounting.

So yeah — if you’re chasing that jackpot like it owes you money… maybe check your strategy instead of your wallet.

You’ve been warned (and mildly mocked).

Who else has a spreadsheet for their losses? Drop your numbers below 👇

From Rabbit Rookie to Golden Flame King?

Let’s be real: I’ve coded slot algorithms for banks and betting platforms. This game? It’s not magic—it’s math with glitter.

The ‘free spins’? Just dopamine traps disguised as festive fireworks. The ‘flame boost’? A psychological nudge to keep you spinning after your ramen budget’s already gone.

I maxed out my JPY 1500 daily limit during the Starfire Feast—and still lost more than my last Tinder date.

Bottom line: You’re not winning. You’re being trained.

So yeah… congrats on becoming the Golden Flame King. Now go eat actual ramen and stop letting algorithms guilt-trip you into losing money.

Anyone else feel like their phone’s judging them? 🍜🔥

Comment below: Was your win luck—or was it just the algorithm whispering sweet nothings?