Does ANYONE have all 25 achievements?

[Skier658]

I have 14 so far. I'm a bit obsessed with trying to get all 25 but i know the monthly and weekly tournies are hard to win. I'm currently in the top 50 or so for the monthly and am hoping for some lucky draws to get in the top 10.

Who has 20+ achievements? Anyone have 25?

[kennybobby]

and don't forget that little end of the year tournament of champions achievement...that may require some effort

[Tedlark]

I've got 8.I hardly ever play the daily,weekly,monthly contests. I do have 7 Stars monthly with 13 clusters and, Top Score of the Day with 75 clusters.

I like having all that fruit salad on my chest...

[BobDancer]

I've got 3 already!Don't see me getting more. I can't see the value of spending so much time going after so little in rewards. Anyone calculate this quest for lots of achievements worth more than 10 cents an hour? If so, please explain how you calculate it.

[Tedlark]

I measure it in a sense of personal achievement and not just dollars and cents. But unless I start making runs at the daily/weekly/monthly contests: I don't see me picking up any more either.

[BobDancer]

I measure it in a sense of personal achievement and not just dollars and cents.  Yes. There are a number of websites who are very successful at getting people to chase "nothing much." If the website gets more advertising money based on "clicks," this is a lucrative thing to do.To me, participating in this as a consumer it makes less sense than playing bad pay schedules. to those of you who have a lot of achievements, is this really the best way for you to lead a fulfilling life?

[Webman]

I would hope people are not playing free games on this web site to make a living, but for entertainment. To win real money (or lose it), you would of course need to go to a casino. Hopefully people both enjoy their time here and also gain an understanding of the games that improves their casino experience.We do offer prizes in our free contests, but they are meant to increase the entertainment value and offer additional incentive to play, not to provide a decent hourly wage.If playing games on a web site is not your thing, then by all means don't play. For those who do enjoy it, we're glad to be here for you and we hope to make it the best experience possible.

[Tedlark]

[QUOTE=Tedlark] I measure it in a sense of personal achievement and not just dollars and cents.  Yes. There are a number of websites who are very successful at getting people to chase "nothing much." If the website gets more advertising money based on "clicks," this is a lucrative thing to do.To me, participating in this as a consumer it makes less sense than playing bad pay schedules. to those of you who have a lot of achievements, is this really the best way for you to lead a fulfilling life?[/QUOTE]

Fulfillment comes in all shapes, sizes, forms, and ideals.

Gee Mr. Columbus, why waste your time? Mr. Edison, Mr. Tesla, Mr. Ford? The same goes for you. Dr. Fermi, Dr. Oppenheimer? Why waste your time trying to construct a device so devastating that it will end a war and save hundreds of thousands of lives? Not to mention the mathematicians who gave us the power to determine such things as pay tables, payback odds, odds, and the like.

[Galeygoo]

Bravo, Ted.  So much sense made from a toxic comment of dollars and scents.  Take a bow

[kennybobby]

ok, bottom line---am I getting that raise or not?