Topic: Slot Machine Strategy? - page 5. (Read 683 times)
Casino slot machines as well as other casino games are built in a way that you think you have control over the result due to gamification, however neither you or fair casino has control over it. It's based on RNG (random number generator), it does not care what kind of strategy you apply. Every casino game has an average RTP 96%, in that case your best strategy is to choose the highest RTP slot machines (some casinos display RTP) and always play the money you afford to lose, never look at it as an opportunity for profit.
Personally I don't believe in strategy ! some people work at the casino explained to me like this "play small bets first 30 rounds so machine made hot then increase your bet and play again ,you will win big when the machine is hot" unfortunately not work for me ! how an a machine gets hot and crashes when there is a cooling system its all about luck
Maybe it's not too hot? lolSo you believe what they were saying? Well, you learned your lesson and I agree that slot machine is just all about luck. Maybe those who wins are just too lucky or shall I say they were blessed by that machine. Strategy only works on a game where you can use your skills and not on a machine where guided by a computer chip. That's why the house is always winning in this kind of game since it was designed that way.
Personally I don't believe in strategy ! some people work at the casino explained to me like this "play small bets first 30 rounds so machine made hot then increase your bet and play again ,you will win big when the machine is hot" unfortunately not work for me ! how an a machine gets hot and crashes when there is a cooling system its all about luck
That was decades ago, now with online, it's a bit different I guess... we can't possibly know which slots/providers are being played a lot, who is playing, who is winning/losing!
This so called strategy is something that I have only seen in the movies, and I cannot personally attest its legitimacy. And if this really existed and applied before, as mentioned that it was some 10 years ago, that is sure has a wide gap in time and is really comparable to the way things are being done and operated nowadays.
I said decades... I think I was around 12-13 when I saw and played some fruit slots for the first time, in 2 months I am 37! In that basement, I can't call it a casino, there were2 rooms, in first table soccer, pinball, and a few games... Pacman, the one with dinosaurs and some older ones, I can't remember the name of that little guy with axe!
And in the second room a few machines for fruit slots and a few poker machines! I remember when we get there the first question was "which machine was played and didn't give"!? We could create and apply our personal strategies but I don't think there's a specific strategy in playing slots. Based on my experience, we couldn't predict how it would roll since there's no definite or consistent result on it so we could win on it by chance or by luck. However, some players apply their superstitious belief believing that it could make them win and I see nothing wrong with that.
I personally think that there is no strategy that is directly meant for slot games, especially in today’s time, since this game is meant to be pure “luck” based. But even so, there is no harm in believing what one wants to believe in as long as it does not badly affect others.
Well, I agree that slots are pure luck, but I think that playing with a fixed bet will take you nowhere! For playing slots we need to change bets all the time, to play with lower and if we don't win anything to rise a bit... when you win big to lower bets if possible... it's not a strategy, it's more for staying in the game and possibly win something more!
That was decades ago, now with online, it's a bit different I guess... we can't possibly know which slots/providers are being played a lot, who is playing, who is winning/losing!
This so called strategy is something that I have only seen in the movies, and I cannot personally attest its legitimacy. And if this really existed and applied before, as mentioned that it was some 10 years ago, that is sure has a wide gap in time and is really comparable to the way things are being done and operated nowadays.
We could create and apply our personal strategies but I don't think there's a specific strategy in playing slots. Based on my experience, we couldn't predict how it would roll since there's no definite or consistent result on it so we could win on it by chance or by luck. However, some players apply their superstitious belief believing that it could make them win and I see nothing wrong with that.
I personally think that there is no strategy that is directly meant for slot games, especially in today’s time, since this game is meant to be pure “luck” based. But even so, there is no harm in believing what one wants to believe in as long as it does not badly affect others.
We could create and apply our personal strategies but I don't think there's a specific strategy in playing slots. Based on my experience, we couldn't predict how it would roll since there's no definite or consistent result on it so we could win on it by chance or by luck. However, some players apply their superstitious belief believing that it could make them win and I see nothing wrong with that.
One of my best friends and I would travel to the local casino some years back from time to time. Wasn't a very fun casino but it was about as good as we could get for those times as gambling was very restricted back then. He was a big fan of playing slots and always seemed to have some sort of strategy. He would look for players who were sitting at a machine for a long period of time and then play them. There were a couple other things he did that he called "strategy" but I can't remember what they were.
My question for you guys, is there any strategy you know of for slot machines ? I think this more so applies to in person casinos but maybe online as well.
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
It's more of a superstitious than calling it as a strategy because we aren't doing anything we just hope this machine will pay because it is giving good rewards to someone who played before, this may work or not but it solely depends on individual luck. To be honest there is no strategies to win casino games, we can manage the money and get more bets by spending the money wisely. My question for you guys, is there any strategy you know of for slot machines ? I think this more so applies to in person casinos but maybe online as well.
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy?
It was the well-known thing, people are lurking which machines are being played a lot, it means someone is "filling them" and when they stand up someone gets in their spot and continue to play... it's not like it's always working, and I guess we were young and we wanted to believe in that! Why wouldn't that be legit? We can play as long as we have chips, when we lose them we can just stand up and others can take that spot...
That was decades ago, now with online, it's a bit different I guess... we can't possibly know which slots/providers are being played a lot, who is playing, who is winning/losing!
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Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
I've seen this kind of strategy in movies but I've never tried it in person. But when we are going to talk about the slot's algorithm, then yes, winning the jackpot could be achieve in a slot machine that is heavily played during a certain day. However, we don't know when and where is the right slot that you should play to win big amount of money.
In the end of the day, it's still about luck.
For me, if one machine is not paying me and I've played like $100, then I will I will switch to the next machine that I like to play. Until I find the perfect machine that will give me my lucky bonus or spin.
Strategy only makes people more confident while starting gambling but the results will depend on how much luck do you have especially for online slots i think it's hard to implemented the strategy which OP mentioned however indeed if you lucky slots machine can provide you unpredictable results but unfortunately seems big winning on slots machine or hit the jackpot only happens seems once for a life time
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Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
I've seen this kind of strategy in movies but I've never tried it in person. But when we are going to talk about the slot's algorithm, then yes, winning the jackpot could be achieve in a slot machine that is heavily played during a certain day. However, we don't know when and where is the right slot that you should play to win big amount of money.
In the end of the day, it's still about luck.
Slam the machine till it breaks and then get a refund since it's "malfunctioning".
Kidding aside, are you dumb? Slots are simply a game of luck, nothing more nothing else. Anything outside of that isn't a "strategy" or whatnot, it's literally interfering with the game itself (such as, well, what I joked about) and isn't something one should actually do since it interferes with the machine itself (if physical) or the code itself (if online) which ig, can be used by the casino to sue you for illegal tampering and whatnot. In the first place, strategy and the sorts shouldn't be associated with luck-based games such as slots. Poker? Maybe, but slots? Nope.
Kidding aside, are you dumb? Slots are simply a game of luck, nothing more nothing else. Anything outside of that isn't a "strategy" or whatnot, it's literally interfering with the game itself (such as, well, what I joked about) and isn't something one should actually do since it interferes with the machine itself (if physical) or the code itself (if online) which ig, can be used by the casino to sue you for illegal tampering and whatnot. In the first place, strategy and the sorts shouldn't be associated with luck-based games such as slots. Poker? Maybe, but slots? Nope.
If it still works then this would really be a waiting game to those who had played first and as a person who do knows about on when those machines will be giving back
will particularly be observing from time to time and watch if its the right time to play but chances for a hit or miss situation would be there because you dont
even know if the one whose been currently playing would taking those chances or you the ones who had been waiting back?
will particularly be observing from time to time and watch if its the right time to play but chances for a hit or miss situation would be there because you dont
even know if the one whose been currently playing would taking those chances or you the ones who had been waiting back?
In order for this strategy to work, you need to keep a close eye on the slot machine room for at least two or three hours. If you visit such institutions, you can notice how many people gather there and watch other people's games. Most of these players use this strategy and if it did not work they simply would not be in the hall slot machines.
This is a well-known strategy (at least in my country 10 years ago, maybe now something has changed in the algorithms). It is based on the fact that when the slot machine was "fed" it must "give". Therefore, some operators of gambling clubs watched slot machines and when they saw that a visitor lost a lot of money on one of the machines, they themselves began to play on it, guessing the moment when it should "give".
I believe that nowadays "modern" casinos shouldn't use it anymore.
But this is a "strategy" of machine owners in general that shouldn't die too soon. As I have recently seen the owners of a keymaster network get arrested for using it on their machines.
I am not aware of how things are with modern devices, so I can’t say anything, but before this strategy worked for sure. And this was a consequence of the fact that the owners of slot machines followed the law (the percentage of return should not be lower than a certain threshold at a certain distance).
As for the "keymaster network" which you said, I did not understand what it was about at all, could you give any links or explain in more detail?
My question for you guys, is there any strategy you know of for slot machines ? I think this more so applies to in person casinos but maybe online as well.
There are fortunate and unfortunate situations here at a same time like, all the usual strategies are applicable to slot machines fortunately but unfortunately I am sure none of them will be profitable to you in any means. So, just playing slots for killing your boredom or to make fun with your friends may help you. If you go for finding a strategy for slots then you may miss all the funs of playing slots with friends.Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time?
You are concerned about only physical casino, it seems from your questions but when it comes about online slots then there will be no point of heavily played one or anything related to that (as per my understanding most people here are having only access to online casino hence experiencing real slot machines is not at all possible for gambler like myself.). 
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I already told in one of the threads that my friends and I tracked in the same way slots that did not give winnings for a long time, and when the losing player left tried to take exactly those slots. About 10 years ago this strategy worked and we could get rich in one evening. As far as it is relevant now, I do not even know as gambling is prohibited in my country and illegal casinos I visit very rarely.
if ever it do reach into that point. In todays case or in overall aspect or point of view then i dont really believe that there would be some sort of tricks
or strategies in related to this.
As most people say Slot gambling is just luck, as for things like that that are considered very convincing, this strategy can't be completely sure. Moreover, by using conventional slot machines, you can see that the strategy applies because of the regulation system in the machine that is often used. Slot machine algorithms vary and it's not necessarily the same as the Slot machines we have. For me the strategy is known by the slot machine controller.
My question for you guys, is there any strategy you know of for slot machines ? I think this more so applies to in person casinos but maybe online as well.
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
Does waiting to get on a machine that gets heavily played a legit strategy? Does it make more sense to play different types of machines or play one machines for a long period of time? Etc etc..
There are cases in the past where someone can cheat a physical machine but it doesn't apply generally at all slots. It's also impossible to apply that strategy in an online casino therefore you can now close the possibility of any strategy that can apply to online casinos.
If luck comes to us then good. Just limit the expected winnings in order not to get busted on that day. The same goes when losing. If such cases that whatever we do, we are not hitting those wins, we have to realize that it's not our day but to come back next time.
Just luck to win, that's all, and no methods to win, no tricks or anything.
and we just need to insert a coin or token and then press a button or pull a lever, and we have no control over what combinations appear and those combinations are predetermined by the computer software that runs the machine so we cannot change what is programmed to appear.
and playing slot machines is fun because it's for fun, and no matter how often you play it without knowing it, lose more than win and that's also by luck.
and we just need to insert a coin or token and then press a button or pull a lever, and we have no control over what combinations appear and those combinations are predetermined by the computer software that runs the machine so we cannot change what is programmed to appear.
and playing slot machines is fun because it's for fun, and no matter how often you play it without knowing it, lose more than win and that's also by luck.
One of my best friends and I would travel to the local casino some years back from time to time. Wasn't a very fun casino but it was about as good as we could get for those times as gambling was very restricted back then. He was a big fan of playing slots and always seemed to have some sort of strategy. He would look for players who were sitting at a machine for a long period of time and then play them. There were a couple other things he did that he called "strategy" but I can't remember what they were.
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more than a strategy it is knowledge of the machines
the gaming machines, by law, must release tot prizes every tot income
so if there are players who play for a long time, not taking any prizes
the chance of having paid a premium is higher
I believe that in a fair slots game there's not much you can do other than control your spending and stakes.
The rest should be completely random and based on odds and luck.
I don't know anyone who has proven any successful strategy.
I believe that nowadays "modern" casinos shouldn't use it anymore.
But this is a "strategy" of machine owners in general that shouldn't die too soon. As I have recently seen the owners of a keymaster network get arrested for using it on their machines.
The rest should be completely random and based on odds and luck.
I don't know anyone who has proven any successful strategy.
This is a well-known strategy (at least in my country 10 years ago, maybe now something has changed in the algorithms). It is based on the fact that when the slot machine was "fed" it must "give". Therefore, some operators of gambling clubs watched slot machines and when they saw that a visitor lost a lot of money on one of the machines, they themselves began to play on it, guessing the moment when it should "give".
I believe that nowadays "modern" casinos shouldn't use it anymore.
But this is a "strategy" of machine owners in general that shouldn't die too soon. As I have recently seen the owners of a keymaster network get arrested for using it on their machines.
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