Please tell me the special strategy to win slot game

[rinijhini]

I have only won once ($239). I have been playing at online casinos for a long time, but I have noticed that it’s very hard to win here. Is there any special strategy to win? Please let me know.

 

[steveh35]

I have noticed how difficult it is to win here too, Casinomeister Casino only seems to pay to certain members like @Kroffe and @lukey141 everyone else looses their money very quickly I blame the new owners.

 

[satchnz]

I you want a solid strategy to win with slots, you are best to either get into slot development or open a casino.

There are no strategies in terms of playing slots. You press a button and wait for a random outcome. We all have our own "strategies", but they mainly involve balance management.

 

[philderby]

Rub your hands for 30 seconds, look in a mirror and spin around on 1 leg should do it

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

Or log in as Dazza and play bonanza.

 

[Wait!What?]

Stay away from slots. Stay at home and flip a coin. Heads you win, tails you don't lose.

 

[Video_Poker_Pro]

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[Kroffe]

I have noticed how difficult it is to win here too, Casinomeister Casino only seems to pay to certain members like @Kroffe and @lukey141 everyone else looses their money very quickly I blame the new owners.

Ever since they took Whos the bride away from me i have had to join losing side of slot players.
I now understand why people were moaning about slots, its not nearly as fun when you are losing.

 

[Jono777]

The only way to win is not to play

....and yes, I rarely take my own advice.

 

[geordiecolin]

Get your hand round the back of your laptop and check if they left the key in the slot

 

[jaytechnos]

If you shake your laptop, then sometimes coins will fall out from the USB port, use those coins to spin on land-based.

 

[nuera007]

Move closer to the server where that game is running.
You have less network delay when you press spin. So that winning spin will be on your game than on some one that lives further away

 

[Kroffe]

One mistake that a lot of beginners do is not playing the slots in fullsceen mode.
Playing in fullscreen increases the size of the reels, and it goes without saying that bigger reels makes it easier to land scatters.

Playing on a phone is basically just giving your money away because the reels are absolutely tiny, at the very least you should use a 15 inch screen, but i would highly recommend using a TV that is at least 42" to make the reels as big as possible.

 

[Wait!What?]

One mistake that a lot of beginners do is not playing the slots in fullsceen mode.
Playing in fullscreen increases the size of the reels, and it goes without saying that bigger reels makes it easier to land scatters.

Playing on a phone is basically just giving your money away because the reels are absolutely tiny, at the very least you should use a 15 inch screen, but i would highly recommend using a TV that is at least 42" to make the reels as big as possible.

Why not play in a movie theatre? Or a football stadium?

 

[Kroffe]

Why not play in a movie theatre? Or a football stadium?

Good question.
Because that makes the reels too big, the cost of the electricity used to spin those huge reels would counteract the extra wins you get from landing the bonus more often.

I dont know what the optimal size is, but im sure Chopley has a video on it somewhere.

 

[SYPlayer95]

Good question.
Because that makes the reels too big, the amount of electricity used to spin those huge reels would counteract the extra wins you get from landing the bonus more often.

I dont know what the optimal size is, but im sure Chopley has a video on it somewhere.

What if you wire the electrics to the local lamppost?

 

[YouTubeSlots]

I have only won once ($239). I have been playing at online casinos for a long time, but I have noticed that it’s very hard to win here. Is there any special strategy to win? Please let me know.

88% rtp Raw Gaming Slots are good earners ive been told. If you do find out the special strategy to win please do share this with the rest of us. Thank you! and god bless you good sir!

 

[vegasfem]

To win at slots, you have to be experienced in slot play. Rubbing up against just any game in any format and in any casino doesn't do it. I do win occasionally, and I do EXPECT to win occasionally, but I have decades of experience playing live slots, playing community slots, and playing online slots. Live play is getting harder and harder because of the increasing number of options casinos now use to limit wins and payouts. Over the last year or so, I have moved more to online and community slots which aren't yet tampered with as much. I just finished a modest $4,600 payout this forum helped me complete. Playing knowledgeably helps, but you have to do your research. Check forums, such as this to find reliable casinos that are legit and do pay out. Start out slow at sites which feature the slot configuration you are most familiar with and low-bet over several weeks of sessions to see how responsive those games are on that site compared to other sites you have played the same games on. When you find a site that seems relatively responsive and won't stiff you on payout, then focus on that site. One payout is all you may be able to count on before it tightens on you. Don't believe the line that all slots are random. The bigger jackpot prizes on games are random but ordinary games spins are not. They cycle. You can see the cycle pattern and if you pay attention to it and bet accordingly, you will increase your chances of winning on that game.

 

[Lemon]

I've never seen so much bullshit condensed into one post before. Congratulations!

 

[vegasfem]

I've never seen so much bullshit condensed into one post before. Congratulations!

Just your opinion.

 

[CryptoG82]

To win at slots, you have to be experienced in slot play. Rubbing up against just any game in any format and in any casino doesn't do it. I do win occasionally, and I do EXPECT to win occasionally, but I have decades of experience playing live slots, playing community slots, and playing online slots. Live play is getting harder and harder because of the increasing number of options casinos now use to limit wins and payouts. Over the last year or so, I have moved more to online and community slots which aren't yet tampered with as much. I just finished a modest $4,600 payout this forum helped me complete. Playing knowledgeably helps, but you have to do your research. Check forums, such as this to find reliable casinos that are legit and do pay out. Start out slow at sites which feature the slot configuration you are most familiar with and low-bet over several weeks of sessions to see how responsive those games are on that site compared to other sites you have played the same games on. When you find a site that seems relatively responsive and won't stiff you on payout, then focus on that site. One payout is all you may be able to count on before it tightens on you. Don't believe the line that all slots are random. The bigger jackpot prizes on games are random but ordinary games spins are not. They cycle. You can see the cycle pattern and if you pay attention to it and bet accordingly, you will increase your chances of winning on that game.

You missed the "Subscribe to learn my slots secrets to GUARANTEED WINS" part there

 

[satchnz]

Just your opinion.

One would assume you are incredibly rich then?

 

[WagerWise]

I have only won once ($239). I have been playing at online casinos for a long time, but I have noticed that it’s very hard to win here. Is there any special strategy to win? Please let me know.

I understand how you feel, slots can be really tough. There’s no guaranteed way to win in slots, it’s all random. The best “strategy” is actually discipline, set limits, don’t chase losses, and treat it as entertainment. Wins will come sometimes, but they’re never guaranteed.

 

[catsdeadnow]

To win at slots, you have to be experienced in slot play. Rubbing up against just any game in any format and in any casino doesn't do it. I do win occasionally, and I do EXPECT to win occasionally, but I have decades of experience playing live slots, playing community slots, and playing online slots. Live play is getting harder and harder because of the increasing number of options casinos now use to limit wins and payouts. Over the last year or so, I have moved more to online and community slots which aren't yet tampered with as much. I just finished a modest $4,600 payout this forum helped me complete. Playing knowledgeably helps, but you have to do your research. Check forums, such as this to find reliable casinos that are legit and do pay out. Start out slow at sites which feature the slot configuration you are most familiar with and low-bet over several weeks of sessions to see how responsive those games are on that site compared to other sites you have played the same games on. When you find a site that seems relatively responsive and won't stiff you on payout, then focus on that site. One payout is all you may be able to count on before it tightens on you. Don't believe the line that all slots are random. The bigger jackpot prizes on games are random but ordinary games spins are not. They cycle. You can see the cycle pattern and if you pay attention to it and bet accordingly, you will increase your chances of winning on that game.

Having successfully avoided several efforts to fit me for a customized tin foil fedora, I am genuinely intrigued by the following comment you made:

"The bigger jackpot prizes on games are random but ordinary games spins are not. They cycle. You can see the cycle pattern ...".

If you can and are willing to elaborate on this -- including petsonal experiences -- I would be most interested and appreciative - and expect there are many others who feel the same way, and can also reference their own experiences.

 

[vegasfem]

Awarding of the "Grands", "Minors", and "Mini" jackpots can be random whether you bet the minimum or max bet (although they tend to occur more frequently following a period of higher betting). Also, bonuses are predetermined but swing high and low independently. However, during general slot play, pay lines aren't random. If that were true, then spins would pay, pay, pay, not pay, pay, not pay, etc., on to infinity. But, slots pay in cycles of spins; every 3rd spin, every 6th spin, every 7th spin, every 10th spin, every 11th spin, every 20th spin, every 21st spin, most commonly. This is NOT random action, and every slot player should at least suspect that fact. 3 sets of pays every 3 spins may happen in a row, followed by 2 sets of 7 spins, and then one set of 10 spins, as the amount of each pay slowly increases over the full course of those spins. The course then finishes and the pays drop down to the minimal amount and a new course of spin sets starts (with different spin sets) as the pays slowly rise again. This pattern repeats time after time while you play with an occasional long dry spell between spin courses after you have won either a bonus or a large pay.

People mostly have trouble discerning this pattern because they mostly just throw money at a slot or become comfortable just maintaining a set betting level and passively sit waiting for pays and bonuses to come to them. Of course, the games also work hard to distract you.

However, if you really want to do more than sit back and play passively and want to truly affect game play, then you need to become experienced in seeing the spin pattern and then learn the techniques to jog and maximize their payouts. This involves knowing each slot game you play; it's high and low symbols (which are screen precursors for pays) and how to bet accordingly at spin junctions and how to tell more quickly when a slot is just teasing you and won't pay you out no matter how much money you throw at it. Getting into that is well beyond my attempt to explain here and only acquired with experience.

However, the easiest way to perceive spin sets is to minimum-bet, and by that I mean truly minimum-bet. Find a slot that allows you to bet only a penny per spin and spin a couple of hundred spins straight on it and then suddenly ratchet it up and down and play around with your bet level on that one line. See what happens and you start to get a grasp of how a slot player can actively affect a game.

 

[2Slots]

Awarding of the "Grands", "Minors", and "Mini" jackpots can be random whether you bet the minimum or max bet (although they tend to occur more frequently following a period of higher betting). Also, bonuses are predetermined but swing high and low independently. However, during general slot play, pay lines aren't random. If that were true, then spins would pay, pay, pay, not pay, pay, not pay, etc., on to infinity. But, slots pay in cycles of spins; every 3rd spin, every 6th spin, every 7th spin, every 10th spin, every 11th spin, every 20th spin, every 21st spin, most commonly. This is NOT random action, and every slot player should at least suspect that fact. 3 sets of pays every 3 spins may happen in a row, followed by 2 sets of 7 spins, and then one set of 10 spins, as the amount of each pay slowly increases over the full course of those spins. The course then finishes and the pays drop down to the minimal amount and a new course of spin sets starts (with different spin sets) as the pays slowly rise again. This pattern repeats time after time while you play with an occasional long dry spell between spin courses after you have won either a bonus or a large pay.

People mostly have trouble discerning this pattern because they mostly just throw money at a slot or become comfortable just maintaining a set betting level and passively sit waiting for pays and bonuses to come to them. Of course, the games also work hard to distract you.

However, if you really want to do more than sit back and play passively and want to truly affect game play, then you need to become experienced in seeing the spin pattern and then learn the techniques to jog and maximize their payouts. This involves knowing each slot game you play; it's high and low symbols (which are screen precursors for pays) and how to bet accordingly at spin junctions and how to tell more quickly when a slot is just teasing you and won't pay you out no matter how much money you throw at it. Getting into that is well beyond my attempt to explain here and only acquired with experience.

However, the easiest way to perceive spin sets is to minimum-bet, and by that I mean truly minimum-bet. Find a slot that allows you to bet only a penny per spin and spin a couple of hundred spins straight on it and then suddenly ratchet it up and down and play around with your bet level on that one line. See what happens and you start to get a grasp of how a slot player can actively affect a game.

Could you give an example of one slot you play that does any of this?

I've played DoA2 quite a lot and I can tell you that none of this applies. I also started as a complete slot skeptic so would love to have found any of this just to prove myself right in any way but every slot I've played has seemed random, whether I've thought a slot is good or bad they all seem pretty random to me.

The only thing I've noticed is that different slots have different designs that mean some are completely bonus based where you have to just spin to get a bonus with a pretty much dead base game and others are somewhere between that and having decent base games with generally crap bonus payouts.

 

[Lemon]

Just your opinion.

It's a statement of fact, thanks very much.

 

[Lemon]

Awarding of the "Grands", "Minors", and "Mini" jackpots can be random whether you bet the minimum or max bet (although they tend to occur more frequently following a period of higher betting). Also, bonuses are predetermined but swing high and low independently. However, during general slot play, pay lines aren't random. If that were true, then spins would pay, pay, pay, not pay, pay, not pay, etc., on to infinity. But, slots pay in cycles of spins; every 3rd spin, every 6th spin, every 7th spin, every 10th spin, every 11th spin, every 20th spin, every 21st spin, most commonly. This is NOT random action, and every slot player should at least suspect that fact. 3 sets of pays every 3 spins may happen in a row, followed by 2 sets of 7 spins, and then one set of 10 spins, as the amount of each pay slowly increases over the full course of those spins. The course then finishes and the pays drop down to the minimal amount and a new course of spin sets starts (with different spin sets) as the pays slowly rise again. This pattern repeats time after time while you play with an occasional long dry spell between spin courses after you have won either a bonus or a large pay.

People mostly have trouble discerning this pattern because they mostly just throw money at a slot or become comfortable just maintaining a set betting level and passively sit waiting for pays and bonuses to come to them. Of course, the games also work hard to distract you.

However, if you really want to do more than sit back and play passively and want to truly affect game play, then you need to become experienced in seeing the spin pattern and then learn the techniques to jog and maximize their payouts. This involves knowing each slot game you play; it's high and low symbols (which are screen precursors for pays) and how to bet accordingly at spin junctions and how to tell more quickly when a slot is just teasing you and won't pay you out no matter how much money you throw at it. Getting into that is well beyond my attempt to explain here and only acquired with experience.

However, the easiest way to perceive spin sets is to minimum-bet, and by that I mean truly minimum-bet. Find a slot that allows you to bet only a penny per spin and spin a couple of hundred spins straight on it and then suddenly ratchet it up and down and play around with your bet level on that one line. See what happens and you start to get a grasp of how a slot player can actively affect a game.

Please stop posting such ill-informed rubbish in this thread. It's dangerous and people may take it at face-value and lose money because of it. The fact you're so strident with your opinions concerns me greatly.

 

[PeenyBunslinger]

 

[Lemon]

How the fuck do you post GIFs? I've just spent 10 minutes trying to do that

 

[PeenyBunslinger]

Download the gif, insert image, upload gif. Bing, bang, boom.

 

[catsdeadnow]

Awarding of the "Grands", "Minors", and "Mini" jackpots can be random whether you bet the minimum or max bet (although they tend to occur more frequently following a period of higher betting). Also, bonuses are predetermined but swing high and low independently. However, during general slot play, pay lines aren't random. If that were true, then spins would pay, pay, pay, not pay, pay, not pay, etc., on to infinity. But, slots pay in cycles of spins; every 3rd spin, every 6th spin, every 7th spin, every 10th spin, every 11th spin, every 20th spin, every 21st spin, most commonly. This is NOT random action, and every slot player should at least suspect that fact. 3 sets of pays every 3 spins may happen in a row, followed by 2 sets of 7 spins, and then one set of 10 spins, as the amount of each pay slowly increases over the full course of those spins. The course then finishes and the pays drop down to the minimal amount and a new course of spin sets starts (with different spin sets) as the pays slowly rise again. This pattern repeats time after time while you play with an occasional long dry spell between spin courses after you have won either a bonus or a large pay.

People mostly have trouble discerning this pattern because they mostly just throw money at a slot or become comfortable just maintaining a set betting level and passively sit waiting for pays and bonuses to come to them. Of course, the games also work hard to distract you.

However, if you really want to do more than sit back and play passively and want to truly affect game play, then you need to become experienced in seeing the spin pattern and then learn the techniques to jog and maximize their payouts. This involves knowing each slot game you play; it's high and low symbols (which are screen precursors for pays) and how to bet accordingly at spin junctions and how to tell more quickly when a slot is just teasing you and won't pay you out no matter how much money you throw at it. Getting into that is well beyond my attempt to explain here and only acquired with experience.

However, the easiest way to perceive spin sets is to minimum-bet, and by that I mean truly minimum-bet. Find a slot that allows you to bet only a penny per spin and spin a couple of hundred spins straight on it and then suddenly ratchet it up and down and play around with your bet level on that one line. See what happens and you start to get a grasp of how a slot player can actively affect a game.

Thank you.
You're to be commended for your time and efforts, your commitment and your diligence.

You probably won't be, and your industriousness will more likely be met with dismissiveness or even disdain -- as I'm sure you fully expected.

But I'm thinking peer disapproval isn't the only problem with the thesis you've very kindly shared.

It's your position that with the requisite amount of time, focus , concentration and discipline, any one of us is able to identify slots' holy grail: forseeability if not predictability ... and therefore avoidability if not exploitability.

Such a belief or claim is not a particularly long deductive- reasoning leap to that other ever-so-seductive conclusion: If you know what you're doing playing slots, you can actually lose less and win more.

I want so badly to believe.
I just can't.
Sorry - but thank you so much for your efforts and your commitment to them.

 

[vegasfem]

Could you give an example of one slot you play that does any of this?

I've played DoA2 quite a lot and I can tell you that none of this applies. I also started as a complete slot skeptic so would love to have found any of this just to prove myself right in any way but every slot I've played has seemed random, whether I've thought a slot is good or bad they all seem pretty random to me.

The only thing I've noticed is that different slots have different designs that mean some are completely bonus based where you have to just spin to get a bonus with a pretty much dead base game and others are somewhere between that and having decent base games with generally crap bonus payouts.

I clearly gave you the means to determine play is not random by describing the experiment you can do betting one penny/one line repetitively. Betting one penny/one line eliminates every other variable that can affect your play during that experiment. Pick a nine line slot for example that will allow you to bet only one penny a spin and only on one line. Start betting. If the game wants to pay you out or give you a bonus, by betting only one line, you deprive it of the ability to pay you out on any of the other 8 lines. So, if it really wants to give you a bonus or a nice pay, you will find that after a hundred or so spins or longer, as long as you persist in betting that one line, the slot WILL ultimately give you a bonus or pay on that one line. That action is not random. And, if after a hundred or so penny bets on one line, you raise your bet level on that one line to say 10 cents a spin on that single line, and the slot then quickly pays you a bonus or better pay; that action too is NOT random. The biggest difficulty in conducting the experiment is finding a live or online slot these days that still allows you to bet a penny on one spin. There is a reason why the slot industry has raised the minimum bet level to require plays to cover multiple lines for it (20 lines, 50 lines, 75 lines, 80, 100, etc), and it is not just to raise the amount players spend.

 

[vegasfem]

Thank you.
You're to be commended for your time and efforts, your commitment and your diligence.

You probably won't be, and your industriousness will more likely be met with dismissiveness or even disdain -- as I'm sure you fully expected.

But I'm thinking peer disapproval isn't the only problem with the thesis you've very kindly shared.

It's your position that with the requisite amount of time, focus , concentration and discipline, any one of us is able to identify slots' holy grail: forseeability if not predictability ... and therefore avoidability if not exploitability.

Such a belief or claim is not a particularly long deductive- reasoning leap to that other ever-so-seductive conclusion: If you know what you're doing playing slots, you can actually lose less and win more.

I want so badly to believe.
I just can't.
Sorry - but thank you so much for your efforts and your commitment to them.

I understand. One gets tired of losing over a long period of time and for most slot players; given addiction levels, that time period extends over years, if not decades, and fatalism sets in. I have played for decades, and while I initially determined there were game precursors, it has taken me a long time and hard work to develop strategies to win more than I lose. I've moved past my addiction and am no longer infatuated by individual games. Play to me is now work, and I become more successful as I go now. It helped tremendously that I never had much money to spend at start ($200 - $300 was a big bankroll for me). That forced me to economize and pay attention to details others can ignore.

 

[vegasfem]

Please stop posting such ill-informed rubbish in this thread. It's dangerous and people may take it at face-value and lose money because of it. The fact you're so strident with your opinions concerns me greatly.

I understand. One gets tired of losing over a long period of time and for most slot players; given addiction levels, that time period extends over years, if not decades, and fatalism sets in. I have played for decades, and while I initially determined there were game precursors, it has taken me a long time and hard work to develop strategies to win more than I lose. I've moved past my addiction and am no longer infatuated by individual games. Play to me is now work, and I become more successful as I go now. It helped tremendously that I never had much money to spend at start ($200 - $300 was a big bankroll for me). That forced me to economize and pay attention to details others can ignore.

Please stop posting such ill-informed rubbish in this thread. It's dangerous and people may take it at face-value and lose money because of it. The fact you're so strident with your opinions concerns me greatly.

Stop over-reacting. People are gonna lose what, 2 - 3 bucks if they try my slot penny experiment? That is hardly a life-altering loss. Plus, people are free to try what they wish. I'm sure they presently make more harmful and less well-advised gambling decisions presently.

 

[2Slots]

I clearly gave you the means to determine play is not random by describing the experiment you can do betting one penny/one line repetitively. Betting one penny/one line eliminates every other variable that can affect your play during that experiment. Pick a nine line slot for example that will allow you to bet only one penny a spin and only on one line. Start betting. If the game wants to pay you out or give you a bonus, by betting only one line, you deprive it of the ability to pay you out on any of the other 8 lines. So, if it really wants to give you a bonus or a nice pay, you will find that after a hundred or so spins or longer, as long as you persist in betting that one line, the slot WILL ultimately give you a bonus or pay on that one line. That action is not random. And, if after a hundred or so penny bets on one line, you raise your bet level on that one line to say 10 cents a spin on that single line, and the slot then quickly pays you a bonus or better pay; that action too is NOT random. The biggest difficulty in conducting the experiment is finding a live or online slot these days that still allows you to bet a penny on one spin. There is a reason why the slot industry has raised the minimum bet level to require plays to cover multiple lines for it (20 lines, 50 lines, 75 lines, 80, 100, etc), and it is not just to raise the amount players spend.

So you can't just tell me one slot you played?

I did more than enough 'experiments' last year trying out different ways to play slots and in the end my conclusion is as stated in the previous post. I'm not going to do your experiment because it doesn't even make sense. You might want to look up 'confirmation bias'.

These walls of text are pretty hard to read. Could you use some paragraphs? I also write long posts sometimes but try to space the text out so it will be easier to read for anyone who might want to.

 

[vegasfem]

So you can't just tell me one slot you played?

I did more than enough 'experiments' last year trying out different ways to play slots and in the end my conclusion is as stated in the previous post. I'm not going to do your experiment because it doesn't even make sense. You might want to look up 'confirmation bias'.

These walls of text are pretty hard to read. Could you use some paragraphs? I also write long posts sometimes but try to space the text out so it will be easier to read for anyone who might want to.

Okay, now you are just being a baby...I gave you the method and paragraphs. You are welcome to not do the experiment as you please, but then don't presume you are qualified to then just dismiss it. Your reply is BTW a classic in "confirmation bias".

 

[PeenyBunslinger]

Nobody needs to run this dumb shit experiment to dismiss it. It can be dismissed out of hand, like all of these fuckknob theories.

You can't even figure out paragraphs, but you've outsmarted degree-level mathematicians to crack the infinite money glitch. Sure thing bud.

 

[vegasfem]

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Nobody needs to run this dumb shit experiment to dismiss it. It can be dismissed out of hand, like all of these fuckknob theories.

You can't even figure out paragraphs, but you've outsmarted degree-level mathematicians to crack the infinite money glitch. Sure thing bud.

Obviously you are someone who is very comfortably situated in the category of repeatedly losing by doing "the same thing over and over again expecting different results." Good luck to you too.

 

[2Slots]

Okay, now you are just being a baby...I gave you the method and paragraphs. You are welcome to not do the experiment as you please, but then don't presume you are qualified to then just dismiss it. Your reply is BTW a classic in "confirmation bias".

You might be projecting with the "being a baby" part! I ask you to name one slot that you experienced what you described and you're "being a baby" by avoiding doing such an easy thing.

If you are so certain of your ideas then at least name one slot that you have tested your theory on. Let's say I decided to test your theory it should at least be on a slot that you've played otherwise it's an extra variable. I could say I tried it on this slot and didn't experience your theory and you will say "not that one, try another one".

Also I'm not sure you understand confirmation bias. That would be me starting out slot skeptic and still being one because I ignored all my experience over the time I've played them that proved to me slots are just random with a built in house edge and not a 'scam' or 'rigged'.

Anyway you can believe what you like and avoid providing simple proof like naming one slot. No point going back and forward over it. Good luck.

 

[vegasfem]

You might be projecting with the "being a baby" part! I ask you to name one slot that you experienced what you described and you're "being a baby" by avoiding doing such an easy thing.

If you are so certain of your ideas then at least name one slot that you have tested your theory on. Let's say I decided to test your theory it should at least be on a slot that you've played otherwise it's an extra variable. I could say I tried it on this slot and didn't experience your theory and you will say "not that one, try another one".

Also I'm not sure you understand confirmation bias. That would be me starting out slot skeptic and still being one because I ignored all my experience over the time I've played them that proved to me slots are just random with a built in house edge and not a 'scam' or 'rigged'.

Anyway you can believe what you like and avoid providing simple proof like naming one slot. No point going back and forward over it. Good luck.

This is NOT rocket science if you chose to exercise your brain cells. Penny slots are still common enough to find without too much difficulty. I just cashed out at Kudos Casino, for example, and the following slots on that site alone can be used for this experiment: "Storm Lords", "Fu Chi", "Goldbeard", "Ghost Ship", "Count Spectacular", "Mermaid Queen", "Enchanted Garden".

 

[2Slots]

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Nobody needs to run this dumb shit experiment to dismiss it. It can be dismissed out of hand, like all of these fuckknob theories.

You can't even figure out paragraphs, but you've outsmarted degree-level mathematicians to crack the infinite money glitch. Sure thing bud.

I do love your righteous anger over these 'slotspiracies' I just find them amusing tbh

 

[2Slots]

This is NOT rocket science if you chose to exercise your brain cells. Penny slots are still common enough to find without too much difficulty. I just cashed out at Kudos Casino, for example, and the following slots on that site alone can be used for this experiment: "Storm Lords", "Fu Chi", "Goldbeard", "Ghost Ship", "Count Spectacular", "Mermaid Queen", "Enchanted Garden".

Took a while but you got there in the end. Do you have any statistics that prove your theory for any of these slots?

 

[CryptoG82]

This is NOT rocket science if you chose to exercise your brain cells. Penny slots are still common enough to find without too much difficulty. I just cashed out at Kudos Casino, for example, and the following slots on that site alone can be used for this experiment: "Storm Lords", "Fu Chi", "Goldbeard", "Ghost Ship", "Count Spectacular", "Mermaid Queen", "Enchanted Garden".

Was waiting for that.....oh well, best we all get to this site then where you can't actually lose apparently, amazing how they are still in business with everyone winning!

 

[PeenyBunslinger]

Obviously you are someone who is very comfortably situated in the category of repeatedly losing by doing "the same thing over and over again expecting different results." Good luck to you too.

One certainly does love to hear oneself speak, doesn't one?

 

[vegasfem]

Took a while but you got there in the end. Do you have any statistics that prove your theory for any of these slots?

Took a while but you got there in the end. Do you have any statistics that prove your theory for any of these slots

Your original question asked about special strategy. My strategies consist of what I have learned over many years and are more than what I would try to convey over a forum.

However, the basic issue comes down to what players believe regarding the randomness of slots and slot play. You can either accept or question what the industry tells you about slots. My experience tells me they are not random, and while I have not kept "stats", my results guide me.

The experiment I suggest to you above is the clearest, most simple, and least costly method I can think of for you to try and experiment for yourself to determine if slots are random.

If you experiment with single line bets versus typical bets and find the slot behavior is not random, then are you comfortable just playing them as you always have and continuing to lose? Or, will it then incentivize you to explore varying bets more to improve your play to reduce your loses? Will you then know that there is more out there for you to learn and be open to doing so?

If you experiment and still feel slots are random, then really, you lose nothing in a few relatively cheap exploration.

 

[CasinoNinja]

This seems like two ai bots chatting to each other

 

[2Slots]

This seems like two ai bots chatting to each other

It does but I don't think the theory/experiment poster is a bot. It would be really weird if bots can go through the PAB process. Or are there people taking over old accounts to post odd slot theories

Long detailed posts don't neccessarily mean it's a bot or generated text. Look up old threads on here and everyone posted like that.

Even if it is a bot or ai generated, it's fun to see the responses!

 

[paul7388]

Awarding of the "Grands", "Minors", and "Mini" jackpots can be random whether you bet the minimum or max bet (although they tend to occur more frequently following a period of higher betting). Also, bonuses are predetermined but swing high and low independently. However, during general slot play, pay lines aren't random. If that were true, then spins would pay, pay, pay, not pay, pay, not pay, etc., on to infinity. But, slots pay in cycles of spins; every 3rd spin, every 6th spin, every 7th spin, every 10th spin, every 11th spin, every 20th spin, every 21st spin, most commonly. This is NOT random action, and every slot player should at least suspect that fact. 3 sets of pays every 3 spins may happen in a row, followed by 2 sets of 7 spins, and then one set of 10 spins, as the amount of each pay slowly increases over the full course of those spins. The course then finishes and the pays drop down to the minimal amount and a new course of spin sets starts (with different spin sets) as the pays slowly rise again. This pattern repeats time after time while you play with an occasional long dry spell between spin courses after you have won either a bonus or a large pay.

People mostly have trouble discerning this pattern because they mostly just throw money at a slot or become comfortable just maintaining a set betting level and passively sit waiting for pays and bonuses to come to them. Of course, the games also work hard to distract you.

However, if you really want to do more than sit back and play passively and want to truly affect game play, then you need to become experienced in seeing the spin pattern and then learn the techniques to jog and maximize their payouts. This involves knowing each slot game you play; it's high and low symbols (which are screen precursors for pays) and how to bet accordingly at spin junctions and how to tell more quickly when a slot is just teasing you and won't pay you out no matter how much money you throw at it. Getting into that is well beyond my attempt to explain here and only acquired with experience.

However, the easiest way to perceive spin sets is to minimum-bet, and by that I mean truly minimum-bet. Find a slot that allows you to bet only a penny per spin and spin a couple of hundred spins straight on it and then suddenly ratchet it up and down and play around with your bet level on that one line. See what happens and you start to get a grasp of how a slot player can actively affect a game.

What a lot of Bullshit.

 

[vegasfem]

This seems like two ai bots chatting to each other

Your assumption is probably generational. I'm an older woman, traditionally educated. I recognize that men outbalance women on this forum, and that it is probably filled with young "guns". If that makes me sound AI to you, sorry, but I refuse to dumb down.