In conclusion, from what I understood many users here said that the demo version is not similar to live version. Anyone can find out that the winnings are higher in demo mode and lower in live version for marketing purposes and to get more player playing the game provided. There's no article or clarification from the slot providers, they only mention the RTP which is the same in demo slots.
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The RTP in each type of slot game is always different and depends on the time you play it because for slot games I have quite a lot of experience that the RTP is quite high in the morning and midnight so this time will be concern if I want to play.
You are referring the Live RTP based on the actual spin count made by all players on each slot game because slot general RTP is always the same whenever what time you are playing as described on the slot game info before you play it.
I’m not really convinced the other players game result will give an effect to the RTP of the game you are playing since you are all playing with same RTP when you press spin button and each spin is independent to each other. I really think you are referring to live RTP as the general RTP of slot game which is wrong.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Casinos are giving us a sense of false hope. When we have demo mode, it seems that it is very easy to win and you might win big. So obviously demo mode is rigged somewhat to favor us.
But when you change it to the real mode with real money, that's where the switch happens. RTP has been change and there will be more near hit or near miss and obviously they are going to play with our emotions. And so we might go and deposit for more and the next thing we know, we have been losing like hundreds and if not thousand in just one sitting and we can't control ourselves because we think that we might replicate what the demo mode shows us.
And demo mode is not rigged because all casinos that have a demo mode feature definitely have the same way of working so you have to be able to understand that this is one of the trading strategies used by casinos and providers.
The RTP in each type of slot game is always different and depends on the time you play it because for slot games I have quite a lot of experience that the RTP is quite high in the morning and midnight so this time will be concern if I want to play.
You or we are aware that slot games can trigger emotions and make gamblers have to deposit more money to bet which will obviously be easy to lose altogether, but strangely enough when realize this why do continue playing the game? isn't that detrimental?
For things like this it is inappropriate to blame the casino because what is actually wrong is the gambler own thoughts.
Playing Slot Games On Demo/Free mode Vs Live/Paid Mode
Above thread is discussing exactly the same topic, you can read people's opinion there.
I think I have replied in above thread as well and I do not want to repeat it but in short is that demo mode is designed to make people try it for free, to feel the winning moment, and in the end to make people attracted to play it with real money.
Above thread is discussing exactly the same topic, you can read people's opinion there.
I think I have replied in above thread as well and I do not want to repeat it but in short is that demo mode is designed to make people try it for free, to feel the winning moment, and in the end to make people attracted to play it with real money.
I also remembered that topic, not much time has passed since then, only a few months! I haven't changed my mind since then, real and demo play are two completely different things for many reasons, and certainly the RTP is not the same for real and demo play. Except opinions, some people shared their personal experiences regarding this:
I have played in demo account and have won millions of dollars there but whenever I switched to my main account I never have such amount of wins.
It could be said that we have all already shared everything about this matter in that thread, so there's no need for this one as well. OP should think about it and probably lock it... If he thinks there's something more to be said, he can use the first thread for that.
That's because the demo mode is designed to attract people to deposit money to experience a different experience from the demo mode. In addition, people will not feel sorry if they use big money to bet in demo mode because the money is not real money but money the casino has provided for the gamblers. So if you win more often using demo mode, it's because that's how it is. The wins you get in demo mode will be different from if you use real mode, and you will experience more losses, which means you will lose your money. If you want to stick with real mode, you have to manage your gambling so you don't lose a lot of money. If you buy a bonus several times, you have taken the risk of losing, where you might not be able to get a big win that can return the money you used to buy the bonus.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Casinos are giving us a sense of false hope. When we have demo mode, it seems that it is very easy to win and you might win big. So obviously demo mode is rigged somewhat to favor us.
But when you change it to the real mode with real money, that's where the switch happens. RTP has been change and there will be more near hit or near miss and obviously they are going to play with our emotions. And so we might go and deposit for more and the next thing we know, we have been losing like hundreds and if not thousand in just one sitting and we can't control ourselves because we think that we might replicate what the demo mode shows us.
For that specific slot the OP is talking here damn how true is what you saying about the near miss.That slot will play with your emotions in a truly brutal way and I am speaking from personal experience as that has been the slot I am playing constantly from more than 2-3 months now,they will put that x100 multiplier with the biggest near win of hearts and your heart will go oh I hit the max win but no,it will give you 7 hearts instead of 8 f*cking your emotions real hard
.Even the enhanced RTP version called Sweet Fiesta will do the same except only it will be even more brutal to your emotions
. My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Casinos are giving us a sense of false hope. When we have demo mode, it seems that it is very easy to win and you might win big. So obviously demo mode is rigged somewhat to favor us.
But when you change it to the real mode with real money, that's where the switch happens. RTP has been change and there will be more near hit or near miss and obviously they are going to play with our emotions. And so we might go and deposit for more and the next thing we know, we have been losing like hundreds and if not thousand in just one sitting and we can't control ourselves because we think that we might replicate what the demo mode shows us.
Though hard to prove if the demo mode is rigged or not, we can't really compare our games with demo vs actual game.
Just treat these 2 as independent ones, and think that both should be using the provable fair system.
I won't expect to win the same as much as winnings from demo mode. There's no correlation at all.
Slots is a luck-based game, so every bet is unique and independent of your previous bet, just like in demo mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Casinos are giving us a sense of false hope. When we have demo mode, it seems that it is very easy to win and you might win big. So obviously demo mode is rigged somewhat to favor us.
But when you change it to the real mode with real money, that's where the switch happens. RTP has been change and there will be more near hit or near miss and obviously they are going to play with our emotions. And so we might go and deposit for more and the next thing we know, we have been losing like hundreds and if not thousand in just one sitting and we can't control ourselves because we think that we might replicate what the demo mode shows us.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Obviously this is very different, because regardless of whether it is real mode or demo mode, both have been arranged as possible. The real mode has been arranged in such a way as possible so that it can still provide profits to the dealer.
and the actual function of the presence of demo mode slots is to further increase gamblers' curiosity about slot gambling games. and it is not a loss if the gambling platform has to provide multiple winnings in demonstration mode.
As an example; There was a man who really liked slot games, but one day because he didn't have enough money to play slot gambling, in the end he decided to play slots in demo mode and because he kept getting wins in the game, he thought that at this time he was lucky. is on his side. And this triggered him to take out a loan from his friend so he could play real slots, but it seemed like fate said otherwise where from the start of the game to the end of the game he didn't get any big or small wins at all and now he had to bear the losses he experienced and as soon as possible he had to pay off the loan to his friend.
I'm a big fan of slots and I have two or three favorite slots that I play usually. When it comes to RTP and risky slots I prefer Pragmatic as the provider. One interesting thing I have noticed is the difference in winning chances between playing in demo mode and live mode at casinos.
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Every gambler will have their own game for their favourite one,dice and Hi-Low was the favourite one of mine.Because both game based on the prediction of the next bet,this give me more thrill in the game.But the important one in this two game was you need to change your strategies with the certain period of the time.The reason was the prediction based game,So the algorithm of the gambling site was mostly change with the time.The free slot was given by the gambling sites to increase the number of the user to their gambling site.The free slot will give the certain dollars,but the real slot give you more dollars.
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My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
This is something that have been extensively discussed on this forum and also on this board some time ago, I actually was the one who authored the thread, I should have shared the link to the thread here, but unfortunately, I can't get hold of the link to the thread right now since it's kind of been a long time, but I will make out time to dig through my posts, and I will share the thread link here once I find it.Reason why demo pays more, or should I say, it's more easier to win big on demo compared to the live version of a slot or casino game, is because the demo version of slot or casino games is more like an advertisement of the actual game, casinos or game providers know that, when they make winning a demo version of a slot or casino game easy, it will motivate gamblers who are playing it to want to try playing the live version of the game, as the gamblers will believe or assume that it will be easy for them to win the live version of the game, same way it was easy to win in the demo version.
This is the trick casinos and game providers use on gamblers, and many gamblers seem to fall for it very easily.
You sure you played bonus buys on Pragmatic games in demo mode? I have tested many slots on demo mode and Pragmatic games don't have a bonus buy feature on the sites I have played on. They give you 100000 balance and you have to spin in.
Other providers such as Hacksaw and relax or no limit city have the bonus buy option.
Positive, I have tried every Pragmatic slot with the bonus buy feature and that’s why I mentioned this specifically :Other providers such as Hacksaw and relax or no limit city have the bonus buy option.
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I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times
I believe you were trying to play the demo mode straight from casinos like; Stake which their demo mode doesn’t offer the bonus buy feature, probably due to not updating their demo modes to latest version maybe.
Here’s a link [1] straight to Sweet Bonanza from Pragmatic website try and let me know. I really want to confirm from slot players if the winning chance is much higher than live mode, unless if the settings are different it would be something is off.
[1] : https://www.pragmaticplay.com/en/games/sweet-bonanza-slot/#
This is one of those questions that pops up on a regular basis here on gambling discussion but is difficult to answer.
without an open source algorithm ours are simply speculations... it is not possible to use objective data...
a number of plays tending towards infinity would be needed to have a real measure of this phenomenon something clearly impossible ...
without an open source algorithm ours are simply speculations... it is not possible to use objective data...
a number of plays tending towards infinity would be needed to have a real measure of this phenomenon something clearly impossible ...
Unfortunately this is true.I have played maximum several hours to collect data on that specific slot the OP is asking as that is the maximum time I have to spend on playing the slot and the results more often than not have been more positive in the demo.This may be is because I have this belief that when we play without stress and we don't care that we can lose all the money the slot behaves and performs better,this though remains only a superstition of mine.
The only ones who can answer this are Pragmatic themselves but when I wanted to contact them for a complain they needed me to be a company or they don't reply to personal requests.In the end it remains pure randomness.
You sure you played bonus buys on Pragmatic games in demo mode? I have tested many slots on demo mode and Pragmatic games don't have a bonus buy feature on the sites I have played on. They give you 100000 balance and you have to spin in.
Other providers such as Hacksaw and relax or no limit city have the bonus buy option.
Positive, I have tried every Pragmatic slot with the bonus buy feature and that’s why I mentioned this specifically :Other providers such as Hacksaw and relax or no limit city have the bonus buy option.
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I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times
I believe you were trying to play the demo mode straight from casinos like; Stake which their demo mode doesn’t offer the bonus buy feature, probably due to not updating their demo modes to latest version maybe.
Here’s a link [1] straight to Sweet Bonanza from Pragmatic website try and let me know. I really want to confirm from slot players if the winning chance is much higher than live mode, unless if the settings are different it would be something is off.
[1] : https://www.pragmaticplay.com/en/games/sweet-bonanza-slot/#
I'm a big fan of slots and I have two or three favorite slots that I play usually. When it comes to RTP and risky slots I prefer Pragmatic as the provider. One interesting thing I have noticed is the difference in winning chances between playing in demo mode and live mode at casinos.
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
You sure you played bonus buys on Pragmatic games in demo mode? I have tested many slots on demo mode and Pragmatic games don't have a bonus buy feature on the sites I have played on. They give you 100000 balance and you have to spin in. For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Other providers such as Hacksaw and relax or no limit city have the bonus buy option.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo mode has a better RTP, which means you will win often, but not only that, demo mode was made to make the user experience the big win on that slot, that's why it is normal to open any slot on demo mode and get a crazy huge win in less than 50 spins.
What i found fun is to see players avoiding demo mode because they have the feeling that Demo takes their luck for those big fake wins.
This is one of those questions that pops up on a regular basis here on gambling discussion but is difficult to answer.
without an open source algorithm ours are simply speculations... it is not possible to use objective data...
a number of plays tending towards infinity would be needed to have a real measure of this phenomenon something clearly impossible ...
without an open source algorithm ours are simply speculations... it is not possible to use objective data...
a number of plays tending towards infinity would be needed to have a real measure of this phenomenon something clearly impossible ...
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Theoretically it shouldn't work like this, because it ends becoming a misleading propaganda... It reminds me slots' apps from PlayStore where you play for free, but without involving real prizes. On those games, you are able to build a progressive bankroll on long term, which gets bigger and bigger if you manage it properly, unlocking several new styles of slots games. When you play those games, you feel really excited, because they are highly productive and rewarding (in a fictional way). So you feel tempted to try the real slot machines for money, as they must be the same thing.Probably that is the deal for slots providers to configure the demo version to be so generous with their players.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo games are meant only for new comers to test the casino and it must have beeinbmade in a way to entice them into just giving the real game a chance.
Sometimes when I don’t have money in my account and still want to just gamble I normally switch to demo and at the end of the game I’ll notice so many wins and even some that I have never bee in opportuned to win when I’m in the real game: so if you’re new to the site and after playing the demo you noticed a high amount of win you’d just want to give the real game a chance hoping you’ll make the same amount you did during the demo.
What i really observed is that during the demo games, the winning percentage is far better than play the actual games. I was thinking the reason for this and come to a conclusion that there could be possibilities that the gambling sites have 0% house edge for the Demo games, so people are able to win more and then they think of playing the real games. They may not know that they will have to face more loses in real gambling games because the house edge is usually increased in real games.
1% house edge is the minimum which the gambling houses claim but for some gimbling sites they may have more than 1% house edge and some may miscommunicate the house edge configured on their sites.
I have seen a lot of people who see that kind of result, having more opportunistic rolls and high multiplier rolls in the demo mode rather than using actual money. I think it's to hype te people that are using it and make them feel that they have a chance to win and the edge on the demo mode is less compared to the live one. I think it's somewhere along those lines.
Definitely their way to attract gamblers and think that the game will give such big reward most of the time. It’s to hype the gamblers though the other purpose of demo option is to familiarize yourself about the game and this could be the other reason aside from hyping it. As a gambler, you should not rely on the result of your demo game, just rely on the actual and do your strategy based on your actual activities. My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
For me. it is really just that the same. It do really turns out that it is really that looking that you are winning that high or good chance on demo since you are really just that making high stakeswithout even trying out to worry about such roll on which it would really be just that normal that you would really be having impressions that you are mostly likely to win up more
rather than on trying to make use of real live account or balance on which you would really be that so careful when making up some bets considering that you are really that using
real money and thats why on the time that it would be making up some losses specially on consecutive manner then you would really be ending up on having that kind of impression.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo mode is like the appetizer used to whet the appetite of The Gambler so that they can have the hope is that if they win such a huge amount of money in the demo mode when in the life mood they could win more. This is just me thinking about it because it is business and demo mode is a way to test drive the game before actually playing it. It gives you a short thrill of winning. 
It's a promotional thing, that makes the game more inviting to the gamblers so that they will be attracted to play.
I don't buy bonuses, I just let the game run. I did it before and I received the worst in so many times that I tried it. It became a learning point from that instant and afterwards, I didn't try to buy any bonuses anymore.
The RTP works in different ways, well that's according to my own experience. There are times the game will give you multiwins in normal spins while there will be times that it gives a lot during bonuses but they become rare to come out.
I'd check the runs if I were you. Try building your seed and see if it gives out super wins or not because in my case, there are seeds that went through 10k bets and yet they won't give anything as good as 200x. While there are seeds that could give way above x500 but seems unlucky most of the time to give out in normal spins. That's my observation from betting hundreds of thousands automatically.
I don't buy bonuses, I just let the game run. I did it before and I received the worst in so many times that I tried it. It became a learning point from that instant and afterwards, I didn't try to buy any bonuses anymore.
The RTP works in different ways, well that's according to my own experience. There are times the game will give you multiwins in normal spins while there will be times that it gives a lot during bonuses but they become rare to come out.
I'd check the runs if I were you. Try building your seed and see if it gives out super wins or not because in my case, there are seeds that went through 10k bets and yet they won't give anything as good as 200x. While there are seeds that could give way above x500 but seems unlucky most of the time to give out in normal spins. That's my observation from betting hundreds of thousands automatically.
the demo mode was designed with a better probability of winning by the developer to be able to hook players into playing on the platform and trying out a real account. with a system like this it will make players curious because on a demo account they can get more money, but on a real account it is quite difficult for them. it makes many players re-deposit on their accounts and try their luck again in the game, even though in the end they will lose.
Demo mode is just a fun mode or entertainment mode, I don't know if they made the same code with the real-time and demo mode and the only difference is the balance. When you play in the demo mode you don't need to worry about the money because as always it will replenish the funds and the system can give the number of possible profits just to give an idea to the users who want to try this game. But in real mode, it's different of course, and at the same time, you will now be conscious of the funds you are using every game.
This isn't uncommon. When playing demo mode or 0 value bets oftentimes the interface will not connect to the provider's servers and therefore the randomness will be left to the casino's intentions. I do believe that it would be deceptive to increase winning chances when someone is playing on demo or without value in their bets, but unless a game is provably fair, there's very little that can be done about this.
If you care about guarantees in randomness then your selection of games is limited, because even when making bets with real cash, even when doing so from a trusted provider, you have to trust them to not cheat and there's no way that the randomness can be guaranteed in an irrefutable way. So if you want to go for provable randomness, then you can play dice, crash, hi lo or the few other games that are offered with provable fairness. And then you can verify that the casino won't know the outcome even yourself.
If you care about guarantees in randomness then your selection of games is limited, because even when making bets with real cash, even when doing so from a trusted provider, you have to trust them to not cheat and there's no way that the randomness can be guaranteed in an irrefutable way. So if you want to go for provable randomness, then you can play dice, crash, hi lo or the few other games that are offered with provable fairness. And then you can verify that the casino won't know the outcome even yourself.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo mode and real mode has differences when it come to the rate it has been set up. I thought about this before and check why it's easier to win on demo mode and there are some websites who indicates this information as demo mode are only used for players to test the game and have fun. It's usually set up with easier and laid back rate for you to be able to hit most of the bonuses and experience it first hand before playing with your money so that you won't be surprised and know the mechanics of that certain slot game works. 
There's no way to know that, you can't verify how legit is the game. It's why most people have a similar experience during using demo account, they get higher chance to win than the real slots. IMO, they're set a higher RTP rate or add different code in order to make you win more using demo accounts.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
If you always lose a game, do you still want to continue playing it? First, the popularization of game rules and the comfort of not having to worry about losing money make it easier for players to make different decisions to test features. But it's easy to apply it in practice, and as long as your money fluctuates, you will have different emotional states. But anyway, if you just bring it to a state of maintenance, I think there will be nothing to worry about. I'm worried, but the OP has admitted that he is a fan of gambling games, so I hope that you will have a clearer judgment about your next actions if you are not considered an addict.For some offline games like the image below,
initially people only bet small amounts, which gradually increased. According to my experience, there are rules, but they do not apply to random games, and partly because winning is not for us, stopping at the right time with profits is something that is easy for people to talk about but really difficult to do.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
I once tried playing a demo mode and was surprised that I had a good run in winning until a friend told me that it is very different when you play in a real game you will be disappointed to think that it is the same, the demo mode is to check the games's setting but not your chances to win, when you're in a real game you will be disappointed to find out that your luck in the demo is not carried in the real game.
So it's wishful thinking to think that you have a good chance on the real game when you're having a good chance on a demo, sometimes it's better not to play in demo mode and just read the reviews of other players so you have nothing to hope for.
Yeah, I've definitely noticed how the slot machine demos seem way more generous than the real deal. It's kind of shady if you ask me, getting people hooked on big wins in the free version, only to have the actual games be total duds in comparison. but I guess they can claim it's just for fun and to show off the features. and Doesnt make it less annoying when you put in real money expecting those sweet demo payouts and end up going home empty-handed though!
From their perspective juicing up the demos probably works great as a marketing scheme to reel people in. Then the casinos can tweak the real games to pay out way less often. It's smart business even if it feels kinda manipulative. I mean, they aren't outright lying about the demos being purely for entertainment. But it definitely encourages unrealistic expectations about winning if you aren't careful. At the end of the day, the house always has the advantage, demos or not.
From their perspective juicing up the demos probably works great as a marketing scheme to reel people in. Then the casinos can tweak the real games to pay out way less often. It's smart business even if it feels kinda manipulative. I mean, they aren't outright lying about the demos being purely for entertainment. But it definitely encourages unrealistic expectations about winning if you aren't careful. At the end of the day, the house always has the advantage, demos or not.
We can still feel how to play with demo slots and real games, demos win more after we try a few times because what demos think has a large capital but this is just for your testing before playing with real money, there are different results we can't distinguish or blame anyone the real demo game is easier to win.
It is possible that demo slots are designed to make it easier to win in the game so that more encourage other gambling to try with real money, in terms of sensation it will be different compared to demo, as I said above that demo games will be easier to win, but we should not think that this is cheating by the provider.
It is possible that demo slots are designed to make it easier to win in the game so that more encourage other gambling to try with real money, in terms of sensation it will be different compared to demo, as I said above that demo games will be easier to win, but we should not think that this is cheating by the provider.
That's because demo mode is supposed to attract players that want to try slots, that's the only reason why you've got that kind of win and that is to make you think that if you play the real slots then you're probably going to think you're going to hit the same wins and multipliers as the demo slots. I don't know about you OP but shouldn't the difference in name which is demo and real slots should've ticked you off with the fact that these slots are different in a way that the other one is used to entice players to try and play the real one which is much more difficult to win compared to the other, maybe some common sense could've helped you distinguish but again we can never be sure, sometimes the demo is as good as the real slots because the casino doesn't care.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo is also called the fun mode which you can just use to learn how a game is. You do not need to bother yourself why the demo mode have high chance of winning. I have not tried the demo mode before, I only go for the games that I know how to play in real life and which are also simple to play, so I do not know if what you are saying is right or wrong, but you know that demo is different from the real gambling. That is enough for us not to talk about the winning chances of both because demo mode is not gambling.What do we call fun and what differentiates the fun in the demo from that in the real games that you stake money on because to me the excitement in real-time games is far more than that in a demo mode since the demo versions of the games are designed with beginners in mind since the casinos will want it to serve as a guide to the real games.
I have seen a lot of people who see that kind of result, having more opportunistic rolls and high multiplier rolls in the demo mode rather than using actual money. I think it's to hype te people that are using it and make them feel that they have a chance to win and the edge on the demo mode is less compared to the live one. I think it's somewhere along those lines.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
The purpose of Demo option is to attract gamblers and the system for that is different since its a demo account.This kind of practice is not new anymore, many site have this option and you should not compare this one because their purpose is different to the actual gambling games. You can win more on a demo option but don't expect the same result in a real mode option, this is gambling after all and the house will always win.
Playing Slot Games On Demo/Free mode Vs Live/Paid Mode
Above thread is discussing exactly the same topic, you can read people's opinion there.
I think I have replied in above thread as well and I do not want to repeat it but in short is that demo mode is designed to make people try it for free, to feel the winning moment, and in the end to make people attracted to play it with real money.
Above thread is discussing exactly the same topic, you can read people's opinion there.
I think I have replied in above thread as well and I do not want to repeat it but in short is that demo mode is designed to make people try it for free, to feel the winning moment, and in the end to make people attracted to play it with real money.
I'm a big fan of slots and I have two or three favorite slots that I play usually. When it comes to RTP and risky slots I prefer Pragmatic as the provider. One interesting thing I have noticed is the difference in winning chances between playing in demo mode and live mode at casinos.
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
I have also made a similar thread to talk about exactly the same slot and I thought the same because it looked like in reality the RTP in demo mode paid more but it is not the truth.I played several hours and in a maximum of less than 300 spins I used to get the bonus in demo mode,when I played the real thing it got to even over 1000 spins without bonus and this led me to think exactly the same as you.I did another run though in demo mode soon after and I got the bonus after 800 spins which is in the same range as the real thing.
As for the max multiplier it is super difficult to get even 2000x in such game so there is no real difference in reality it is just the same,it is our perception that is different.
Demo games are meant only for new comers to test the casino and it must have beeinbmade in a way to entice them into just giving the real game a chance.
Additionally, demo mode is for those user who want to try first the slot games before they start playing the real one regardless if the user is newbie.
Sometimes when I don’t have money in my account and still want to just gamble I normally switch to demo and at the end of the game I’ll notice so many wins and even some that I have never bee in opportuned to win when I’m in the real game: so if you’re new to the site and after playing the demo you noticed a high amount of win you’d just want to give the real game a chance hoping you’ll make the same amount you did during the demo.
I do this too most of the time but not when my balance is zero but rather when I’m too pissed off on my slot games for not hitting any bonus game while I spend a lot of spin already. I always use demo mode to satisfied my cravings for hitting bonus buy instead of buying it with real money since I know that bonus buy is very volatile.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo games are meant only for new comers to test the casino and it must have beeinbmade in a way to entice them into just giving the real game a chance.
Sometimes when I don’t have money in my account and still want to just gamble I normally switch to demo and at the end of the game I’ll notice so many wins and even some that I have never bee in opportuned to win when I’m in the real game: so if you’re new to the site and after playing the demo you noticed a high amount of win you’d just want to give the real game a chance hoping you’ll make the same amount you did during the demo.
Demo is also called the fun mode which you can just use to learn how a game is. You do not need to bother yourself why the demo mode have high chance of winning. I have not tried the demo mode before, I only go for the games that I know how to play in real life and which are also simple to play, so I do not know if what you are saying is right or wrong, but you know that demo is different from the real gambling. That is enough for us not to talk about the winning chances of both because demo mode is not gambling.
For me I think fun mode should be the same as real mode for many reasons, the RTP in demo moe is shown as the Real mode. And let's take for example, original games of casinos such as Stake, they allow you playing with 0 balance to testing so they should have the same winning rates. It's not logical to set the same settings for a game and then gives different results.I didn't find any article or clarification about this matter, and that's why I'm asking users for more details about it. Maybe I will learn how this thing should work.
Demo is supposed to be easier to understand and navigate because it is an explanation or example for the real slot game. That's how it was designed afterall and the name assures this.
Comparing the real bet vs demo is just a waste of time because I believe the interface or presentation and stages of the real slot is different from the demo version, so should the difficulty level , betting and rewards style be also.
Yup, It supposed to be easier because it's a guide on how to play the real slot. Demo works just like how real slot works however the difference of the two is that, you cannot access the money that you've won in demo slot and you have nothing to lose unlike in real slots that you need to use real money. Gamblers may use demo slot to get to know the game before playing the real one. Real slot is much risky than the demo one because as I have said, Money is involve when playing the real slot, Also when it comes to gaming experience, both are offer the same features. Comparing the real bet vs demo is just a waste of time because I believe the interface or presentation and stages of the real slot is different from the demo version, so should the difficulty level , betting and rewards style be also.
I think maybe we all already know that all Demo games have been arranged in such a way by casinos to attract users to want to try playing real games using real money, I think that's how it works and it's intended for beginners, so don't be surprised If you often win on your demo account and it is definitely much more profitable than when you play live and real games, you may never win there.
Personally, I actually don't always like slot games, but I often try slot games with fake money in demo mode, I actually get big wins there easily but I'm not sure that it can be easily won when I play with real money in the game direct and real, that's why I say this I've played it and coincidentally you wrote a thread about it here.
Personally, I actually don't always like slot games, but I often try slot games with fake money in demo mode, I actually get big wins there easily but I'm not sure that it can be easily won when I play with real money in the game direct and real, that's why I say this I've played it and coincidentally you wrote a thread about it here.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
The demo is not supposed to give you the real picture or your betting average it's meant to test how the game is, its speed, and loading, it's the real game that will give you your betting averages, and it's the real mode where the real situation happens I rarely play on demo modes of gambling platforms but when I do I know what to expect, I know it will give me a good winning run this is to motivate me to play the real game.
Just imagine you are playing in a demo mode and your losing average is higher than your winning will this not discourage you from playing, thinking that this is not the casino for you?
This is an industry practice besides bonus, a demo mode where you can play with advantage and this will give you the confidence to try the real one
I'm a big fan of slots and I have two or three favorite slots that I play usually. When it comes to RTP and risky slots I prefer Pragmatic as the provider. One interesting thing I have noticed is the difference in winning chances between playing in demo mode and live mode at casinos.
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
- Like you, I also love playing slots games here in the crypto gambling industry. And the games I often play there are Olympus, Moon Princess, and others that I have forgotten the names of. It's just that every time I gamble here, I always go for slot games.
In other categories of casino games, I haven't tried them often, rather rarely, because the others that I have tried are the Baccarat game and sports betting, but it's just too little, and I don't care if there's a demo because it's real slot games. I'm doing it right away.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Do you try the demo mode on the pragmatic main website not on coins.game demo mode? Maybe this explain everything since demo mode on the provider website is probably tweak to increase RTP for user encouragement to try the game by winning too often. This common practice by provider when they want to market their product since no one will be interested to play a demo game which they are not frequently meaning.
I believe the demo mode on the provider website is different to the casino demo mode since I don’t experience easy win n casino demo mode just like what you said. I usually spend multiple bonus buy just to hit more than the ROI multiplier.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Most I say are beginners or those really want to play but not on real account yet would try the demo and likely casinos would try to lure them the chances. Just my speculation but I think it's on the demo algorithm that makes them appealing so you would try a real account sooner or later but I think for those who tried online gambling would skip a demo account. 
Demo is supposed to be easier to understand and navigate because it is an explanation or example for the real slot game. That's how it was designed afterall and the name assures this.
Comparing the real bet vs demo is just a waste of time because I believe the interface or presentation and stages of the real slot is different from the demo version, so should the difficulty level , betting and rewards style be also.
Comparing the real bet vs demo is just a waste of time because I believe the interface or presentation and stages of the real slot is different from the demo version, so should the difficulty level , betting and rewards style be also.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
Demo is also called the fun mode which you can just use to learn how a game is. You do not need to bother yourself why the demo mode have high chance of winning. I have not tried the demo mode before, I only go for the games that I know how to play in real life and which are also simple to play, so I do not know if what you are saying is right or wrong, but you know that demo is different from the real gambling. That is enough for us not to talk about the winning chances of both because demo mode is not gambling. 
I am not particularly slot super fan as you are, but to me it would make sense slots offer more chances to win if played on the demonstration version than the real version, when one is playing using real money.
We could argue it is an strategy for potencial gamblers to be incited on gambling with the real software/game after trying the demo version. Though, if we want to be fair with the providers there is also the possibility of them increasing the chances of winning so any potential gamblers or clients interested in acquiring their services can see the special animations and visual effects which are supposed to be played on the screen when the player gets a high multiplier. The latter is a pretty good explanation if you asked me.
I am not sure whether providers have some page or official message in their websites where they offer some clarification about it, though.
We could argue it is an strategy for potencial gamblers to be incited on gambling with the real software/game after trying the demo version. Though, if we want to be fair with the providers there is also the possibility of them increasing the chances of winning so any potential gamblers or clients interested in acquiring their services can see the special animations and visual effects which are supposed to be played on the screen when the player gets a high multiplier. The latter is a pretty good explanation if you asked me.
I am not sure whether providers have some page or official message in their websites where they offer some clarification about it, though.
I'm a big fan of slots and I have two or three favorite slots that I play usually. When it comes to RTP and risky slots I prefer Pragmatic as the provider. One interesting thing I have noticed is the difference in winning chances between playing in demo mode and live mode at casinos.
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
For example last week, I played several bonus buys on the popular Sweet Bonanza slot which is known among gamblers. I played on Coins.game but unfortunately, I lost my entire balance only getting returns of 10x to 120x at the most. To put it simply since maybe it'sduffrent than other slots, when buying a bonus with a minimum of $20, it effectively counts as a $0.2 entry and getting a 100x return means you win back $20 which is just 1x of your initial buy.
So because of this, I decided to try the demo mode on the original pragmatic website multiple times, (running over 100 sessions) and in all of them I have got at least one 200x returns every 10 bonus buys. Which is so different than live mode.
My question is, why does the demo mode seem to pay more than the real mode, and has anyone else noticed this difference?
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