Topic: Slot Machine Strategy? - page 6. (Read 683 times)
Money management is the main strategy, it would be hard to describe anything more complex for a range of games. The best approach is get comfortable and familar with the dynamics of a game on a lower betting amount before moving up to bet seriously. Not everyone has the patience to do this but I'd suggest its worth it if you are going to be playing for any amount of time, I think people rush a little too much. Give yourself a budget both cash wise and time and be comfortable with a game before spending much on it.
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^ Slot machine online and slot machine offline are totally different from each other. You cannot apply those methods of strategy online because upon spinning the wheels they use RGN so that everyone can verify the probability of this. I think there is no right strategy here, we know that slots online are based on luck and I don't think so how you will discover this strategy.really big when it comes to slot games.Its true that it is based on luck and i dont see any strategies that would really be applied on this
because it is really depending on how lucky you are because everything is really on random when it comes to hit those spots.
So better stress out yourself with this one.
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^ Slot machine online and slot machine offline are totally different from each other. You cannot apply those methods of strategy online because upon spinning the wheels they use RGN so that everyone can verify the probability of this. I think there is no right strategy here, we know that slots online are based on luck and I don't think so how you will discover this strategy.really big when it comes to slot games.Its true that it is based on luck and i dont see any strategies that would really be applied on this
because it is really depending on how lucky you are because everything is really on random when it comes to hit those spots.
So better stress out yourself with this one.
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..
^ Slot machine online and slot machine offline are totally different from each other. You cannot apply those methods of strategy online because upon spinning the wheels they use RGN so that everyone can verify the probability of this. I think there is no right strategy here, we know that slots online are based on luck and I don't think so how you will discover this strategy. 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..
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..
Man, i will tell you for honest: After i have finished Harvard course about probability i can tell to you that there is no any "strategy" for dice or slots. Even term "strategy" doesn't have any sense towards this games.
It's pure luck-based games and you have only one strategy: Is to count EV (expected value) so you will now win your or loose on a long run.
What’s the probability to win on Slot Machines? i guess its unknown since the slot machines are system operated and I wonder how the house set up the machines and how much its limit of reward for a day. I’m been thinking a lot about the possible strategy and seriously, I can’t find any and it frustrates me so stop looking for such strategy, I just started to play the game without any stress.
Yes, that's what I'm talking about!
Their house edge isn't made public so there's no saying what chance you have of winning.
I've seen there are some casinos that provide bonuses on rolling a certain amount on a particular slot or all slots of a company.
I'm certain those slots have at least 5% house edge.
What’s the probability to win on Slot Machines? i guess its unknown since the slot machines are system operated and I wonder how the house set up the machines and how much its limit of reward for a day. I’m been thinking a lot about the possible strategy and seriously, I can’t find any and it frustrates me so stop looking for such strategy, I just started to play the game without any stress.
There are two viable and feasible strategies that I know of and these would only work on the most unsophisticated types of machines and most likely not in the casinos nor online. The first one is "hacking" the machine. It takes plenty of time but it eventually can be done if two people start observing and noting combinations and eventually get better odds. The other is simpler, and is simply measuring how long was the last big price and go in when it is "hot".
Most probably the first one will put you on a bigger risk and you can't do this on any Casinos since they monitor everything and one suspicious win can trigger the alarm for sure and you'll be put on a bigger screen. The second one will take a lot of time and money, you can't just count like that and there's no assurance that it can be accurate since slots machines are not fixed. In short, there's no strategy that will work for long term in slot machine, you might find one that will work in just a short time but don't expect that it will also work the next day when you come back. I don't think gamblers can see the percentage of their win chance as they can in dice or other crypto gambling games.
Also, even if players start to implement strategies then it will be amount raised after certain bets and there's always a chance to go on a lose streak and lose it all.
There are two viable and feasible strategies that I know of and these would only work on the most unsophisticated types of machines and most likely not in the casinos nor online. The first one is "hacking" the machine. It takes plenty of time but it eventually can be done if two people start observing and noting combinations and eventually get better odds. The other is simpler, and is simply measuring how long was the last big price and go in when it is "hot".
Most probably the first one will put you on a bigger risk and you can't do this on any Casinos since they monitor everything and one suspicious win can trigger the alarm for sure and you'll be put on a bigger screen. The second one will take a lot of time and money, you can't just count like that and there's no assurance that it can be accurate since slots machines are not fixed. In short, there's no strategy that will work for long term in slot machine, you might find one that will work in just a short time but don't expect that it will also work the next day when you come back. 
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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..
We can think for any strategy and its up to you if you’re going to believe on that or not because for me, there’s no strategy when it comes to slot machines, the system was already set up for house to win on that machine and that game is pure of luck for me. Just enjoy playing slot machines without making any pressure to you, that’s a fun game though. 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..
There are two viable and feasible strategies that I know of and these would only work on the most unsophisticated types of machines and most likely not in the casinos nor online. The first one is "hacking" the machine. It takes plenty of time but it eventually can be done if two people start observing and noting combinations and eventually get better odds. The other is simpler, and is simply measuring how long was the last big price and go in when it is "hot".
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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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 think there's no strategy but pure luck in slots.
In dice there's a good chance can apply strategy but it's hard to win every time with the strategy in the long run and comes in the short run.
I've lost every time on the auto bet, the long i went the more often i lost.
When i played auto bet on dice then I used to record screen and sleep, then check the progression later that day, it was tragic.
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..
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..
No.
Most of the slot machines in casinos have inbuilt RNG and do not pay out whenever it becomes "due". That is just classic gambler's fallacy.
The online slots do not have a strategy either. You may be able to maximise your expected returns by playing the max amount every time to get a chance at bonus features, but that's about it.
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 think that can be called a strategy but I will perfectly assume and argue that it will depend on the timing on almost all slot machines, it's a rare one tbh. Well, I think that's just kind of myth since all slot machines do random plays and it isn't same to all even if we are talking about online plays too. 
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..
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..
There is definitely a valid idea behind getting on a machine that you know has taken a lot of money recently without any substantial payouts. The very basis of gambling requires that the gambler occasionally gets rewarded or they'll simply never return to the machine which is bad for business. I wouldn't call it much of a strategy because there are likely others trying to do the same and it might even take a few different players using the machine before it builds up a big enough backlog to produce a payout. Besides that, there is not really much strategy involved as the win ratio is predefined and newer machines might even aim to detect intervals between players to reset any window that could allow this sort of strategy.
It's just a strategy on your friend's mind but there's no actual strategy that would beat slots. It's like making a strategy that we make which we think will beat slots but, there's no proof that it works.
Maybe if your friend has proven that to be working, he'll just do it again and will just pursue for the same strategy. In actual casinos, I don't have that much kind of a strategy or a ritual.
Maybe if your friend has proven that to be working, he'll just do it again and will just pursue for the same strategy. In actual casinos, I don't have that much kind of a strategy or a ritual.
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..
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..
Chi everyone who plays slot has a strategy but the strategy is as good as one going into the gas station and buying scratch off tickets. I've had friends who had strategies that worked sometimes and a lot of other times it didn't. My conclusion "a broken clock is right twice a day". Complete chance, and terrible odds at that. It's the reason why casinos are filled with slot machines, those are their money makers for the casino.
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".
And unfortunately that is a strategy that does not work, slot machines are not programmed to give some money after a certain amount of money has been played in the machine, it is random, and each game you play there is an independent event, and as such what happened in the past has no relevance to what will happen in the future with that machine.There are games in which the past matters, one example of this is blackjack, in which if you take an Ace out of the multiple decks of cards used to play the game then the number of Aces on the decks went down by one, this is why something like card counting works, but I am not aware of anything like that being possible with slot machines.
You argue from the point of view of theory, but I personally knew such people and this strategy worked for them.
By the way, this strategy even has a theoretical basis: according to the law, each slot machine must have at least some minimum return, that is, you cannot infuse it so that it takes 100% of the money. That is why if someone was able to lose a lot of money without winning, then the person who continued to play after him has great chances of winning.
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The payout in the slot is set by the software and the slot sooner or later must give a win to attract gamblers. Even if the software has changed during this time, the winning algorithm still works according to the same principle - it gives a certain percentage of the amount that has been lost for this slot.Exactly. Anyone who has access to constant monitoring of the slot machine can roughly determine when it will "give".
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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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".
You'll still need try your luck and now that COVID hit and with the online business expanding more than ever before it seems that there is little room for strategy when playing something that is governed by the house with very little impact from the player's side such as slot machine.
If anybody found a strategy other than through a potential back-end bug that one can exploit then I'd be impressed and happy to hear about it (as I think most of us will be)
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The payout in the slot is set by the software and the slot sooner or later must give a win to attract gamblers. Even if the software has changed during this time, the winning algorithm still works according to the same principle - it gives a certain percentage of the amount that has been lost for this slot.
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?
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