Mahadev Book Co-Founder Ravi Uppal Arrested in Dubai
Indian authorities have initiated extradition proceedings for Mahadev Book co-founder Ravi Uppal following his reported arrest in Dubai, days after Saurabh Chandrakar’s return from Oman.
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A new Steam clicker called One More Spin has players reinvest slot machine winnings into stronger machines, building toward a risk-it-all endgame mode.

Indie developer EXP Interactive has released One More Spin on Steam, a clicker game centered on slot machine gameplay. Players spin slot machines and reinvest winnings into new, more powerful machines. Machines vary in properties: some multiply their own payouts, more energy-intensive ones pay out larger amounts, and special types, like explosive machines, trigger spins on neighboring machines. The more machines on the field, the more often jackpots and combos occur, with each session lasting until a timer or energy supply runs out.
At the end of a session, players spin a wheel of fortune for a final chance to boost winnings, then choose to cash out or risk everything in an All-In mode, where a new target multiplies the winnings but failure burns all staked funds. Artifacts with special effects add further variety, though obtaining them requires a full progress reset. Earnings between sessions go toward permanent upgrades. The game launched on July 22 for $4.99 / ₽240 and holds a "mixed" rating based on 15 user reviews as of publication.
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