Topic: Double chance to win feature worth it? - page 2. (Read 482 times)

Yeah, this approach is much riskier since the gambler will be heading to potential losses that could not be understood because increasing your wagering just to chase a bonus could be a very risky and rocky approach to wagering to win because make an x3 wagering or more just to increase your chances are somewhat a faulty approach because by the time you raise your wager by X it will also increase your losing by x so at the end of the day you are balling down to losing more than you will be winning.

So boss you are very correct with your above statement.

For me, the double chance feature in slot games does not guarantee greater results from each spin we do. It's just that double chances can provide a greater chance of getting bonus spins from the next few spins (but sometimes it doesn't work well). When I play slots, I still often use this feature because for me, this feature is like bringing us closer to getting bonus spins and sometimes when we are lucky using this feature, we can get unexpected wins, such as big multipliers appearing.

haven't tried it but I am certain there will be people who think it will be worth it, I mean, bonus rounds give you the chance of a higher payout than you normally get and if the chance of you getting a bonus round increased because you avail the "double chance" feature then the chance of you getting higher payouts because bonus rounds will be higher. but then again, all of it is still not guaranteed since you are playing a game of chance.

Well that's a tempting task and possibly not good for a chronic gambler cause it's involving doubling to win bigger returns which it's just a stepping stone to addiction and losses and when you can't resist it mostimes you'll end up looking for eats to met up your gambling targets which is bad and mostly you see such acts in the life of people with greed.

If you do yours like this then it simply means you don’t even create space to buy bonuses? Well, for me I usually test bonuses most especially when I’m not in a good position that is when I’ve not won too much, so I just buy some bonuses and see if that will increase my chances.

I’m not a regular there and from what I’ve experienced so far I don’t really think it’s really worth it @Op, for me I think it’s better to just go with the normal bet instead of buying double chance - some might not agree because they are usually favoured by it but still I don’t think I’ll advise anyone to engage in it unless you just want to try it out of curiosity or know how it works.

Well if that's the case they are looking to attract High stakers but my own view here is that a regular high stake player would not necessarily need those bonuses. They are more interested in winning their target price than just a bonus. Regardless no reasonable person can say no to something that's free and doesn't hurt anyone but the bonus has to be big to get an average player to increase his stake.

Friends, believe that whatever options are offered by the casino to gamblers in order to achieve something tempting, especially in the type of online casino games, it is actually nothing more than a new breakthrough with the aim of increasing the interest and curiosity of gamblers, I ask you if you are curious about the results of the offer? of course and that is their goal, but for the matter of the results it actually still depends on how lucky you are at that time, because logically no businessman wants to lose, all promotions offered are still aimed at making a profit but with a scenario that looks tempting so that gamblers are tempted or interested.

the way, games that doesn't involve any kind of abilities have no features to be exploited. It worth? Of course in some case yes in some no.
You don't need to ask this question but you must try to complete some simulations. Essentially you need to test by yourself your strategy.
There are several way, the better is always without gambling any satoshi (using previous result or trying to guess the new one without real gambling).
the worst is a live try... this will end with a massive loss.

I'm one of those people who doesn't believe in double chance, even though there are many people who say that when this feature is activated it will be easier for us to get bonus rounds, I still won't believe it because I also don't have any real experience of benefiting from this feature. I think, whether this feature is active or not, we will still get the same opportunity to get the bonus round.

I dunno if it's just me or something, but the moment I have to spin on some distressing wheels to cut a win, instead of wagering on the game itself, I'm out.
Again, unless I'm playing on a combo (that may sometimes attract bonuses on each individual bet) thereby rewarding me with ^1/3 of my initial winnings, I don't really appreciate spinning on wheels to get more play time either.
The regular chances of winning in every casino isn't 50/50... That's not fair in anyway to the casino as they'll lose everything to the gamblers.. I learnt only 13.5% of gamblers go home with winnings and that's to the general category. What happens is your chances of winning decreases as the number of game increases, which also increases your wins.

If I’m not mistaking op is referring to bonus feature which involves paying to get this bonus, is it really necessary although I have not tried this feature. If only it’s beneficial then it’s worth the risk besides even with bonus there’s no guarantee you’ll win after payment, the honest truth about gamblers they always love alternative and it’s normal. The fact few guarantee know how to entice customers by creating such features well I can’t judge if this is worth a try.

Its's bait, and you are tempted to pay for that extra spin and your chances are very much the same as your regular spin; your chances is still 50/50. You may win in your first spins, and once you realize that you could get your losses back, that's when the house edge wins. Casinos are not giving you free wins unless you know when to stop; its a business platform and thrives on tempting you to bet, and this so called double chance to win is one of it.

The point is, you can't get this straight by some of the most available routes -- especially when the casinos introduces them to you. Do you really think they can show you a suitable way to rip them off their money?? It ain't even a neutral ground as all the odd are against you. There are some set of bonuses that can't be rewarded to you, regardless of how much you've wagered in the casino..  some are basically to lure you into their usual logic, leaving you with the only false impression that you'd have to be lucky to win....
BTW, this ain't even how I understand the term double-chance in gambling.. first of all, I thought this was about choosing on two options to see which one comes.. I guess we still learn everyday as long as we navigate through the forum.

Why don’t you just bet $0.3? Is there even a real added chance if you pay that $0.1 or are the casinos playing with their customers again and their customers willingly falling right into their trap? I would rather increase my bet and increase my winnings in the process rather than spend 50% for what doesn’t even seem a sure bonus.

In theory you're getting a better chance of hitting a bonus, but go watch some streamers. Pay attention to what they say when they turn on the double chance. You'll hear them refer to it as the double scam lol. Obviously it's not a scam, it's just not a guarantee which is what most people misunderstand about it. They think if they use it, they'll spin into the bonus alot more and alot faster, but it's no guarantee at all.

I do not think it should be regarded as a scam, except we can call gambling to be a scam. Everything about gambling is for the gambling operators to satisfy their customers but while their customers will be losing. It is done in a way that some people can hit jackpot while some people will have chances of winning. But over long period of time, most customers money deposited into their gambling site account will be lost. If a gambling site offer you anything, they are doing it on purpose. To attract you to continuing gambling on their site. But let me say that I understood you, that it is not worth it

That's right, I feel this feature doesn't make sense with double $$ odds because it's not sure it can increase the chances of getting free spins, obviously this is just a feature provided by the casino or provider only.

There have been times when activating the double odds feature but for me it's just like the initial bet there is no difference at all, but I didn't notice if this increases the high odds?
Tried several times but it's hard to get scatters there, even more free scatters win in regular bets than extra bets.

Are they explicitly stating that paying this extra amount doubles your chances of hitting a bonus? If not, the mechanics are already questionable.

For this feature to feel fair, the probabilities should improve significantly. For instance, if the chance of triggering a bonus increases from something like 1/5 to 2/5, it’s a reasonable trade-off because you’re doubling your opportunity. However, if it only increases from 1/100 to 2/100, the value is negligible, and it feels more like a gimmick than a genuinely beneficial feature.

Does the game provider offer a explicitly disclose the improved odds? Many casinos provide detailed Return to Player (RTP) statistics and probability tables. If you can’t find this information, it’s a red flag that the feature may not be as advantageous as it seems.

If you’re curious, try using the feature with minimal bets and track the results over a significant number of spins. Keep a record of how often the bonus is triggered with and without the feature enabled. This small experiment can help reveal whether the improvement is noticeable.

Instead of paying extra for a chance to hit the bonus, consider sticking to your base bet and saving the extra amount for additional spins. Over time, this approach might yield better results than banking on a feature with unclear benefits.

Eh, I personally don’t think the chances differ that much from the extra dollars you pay. I could even argue that maybe there’s not a lot of difference at all but we are forced to think that way so we don’t regret paying. We gaslight ourselves to thinking that the extra money paid was worth it.

However if you want to entertain yourself and make yourself believe you have a better chance at the spin and you have a few extra bucks, okay why not? Go ahead. But remember that paying does not guarantee you a win.

Wel, I used to fall for features like the double chance to Win. At my first experiences, it seemed worth the try, as just a little extra per spin for the chance at a bonus round. However the truth is most of the time unfortunately it’s a trap.

When you really know you can’t measure how much it actually increases your odds, and in the end it’s just another way to make it tempting for you and take away your balance faster or at least increase the amount of bets. I would tell myself it was just for fun or that the next spin would pay off but it rarely did. I spent more money while chasing bonuses than I ever won back. The harsh truth for me is that fed into my addiction and convincing me I needed to play more to make it worth it.
Eventually, I realized the cycle was endless and I was losing control while thinking it is getting closer or that afraidto stop and miss my chance for big win. I have quit gambling now but looking back I see those features for what they really are just bait to keep you hooked in the game.