And for experience, there's nothing really special playing slots and I haven't played it for a long time.
Your views will changed once you hit a good amount of winnings playing slots.
Not able yet to hit jackpot but already win good amounts in my slots experience. That special feeling lures me more that's why up to date, I'm still playing slots. Not that addicted but it's always part of my gambling alongside sports betting.
If OP were able to hit a good winning whether thru slots or poker, I think OP will focus more there.
If it's about hitting wins and with good amounts, yes that's for sure and it will change my perspective on it and for the others too. As you keep on going, I just wish you all the best as you play slots.
I've never played video poker but if you're going to compare and ask for its similarity with slots, I think it's slots should be better compared with dice and other luck based games. And for experience, there's nothing really special playing slots and I haven't played it for a long time. And as explained with others, if you're into the game that requires skill, then video poker is your go-to instead of slots. But if you want to just play and try out your luck then slots.
Totally agree, I think that poker and slots are entirely different and poker is mostly skill based compared to slots where you just pull it and wait for it to hit just right.
That's why if it's just for the comparison, slots are better compared with dice.
I've never played video poker but if you're going to compare and ask for its similarity with slots, I think it's slots should be better compared with dice and other luck based games. And for experience, there's nothing really special playing slots and I haven't played it for a long time. And as explained with others, if you're into the game that requires skill, then video poker is your go-to instead of slots. But if you want to just play and try out your luck then slots.
I played video poker for a long time and at that moment the mechanics of the game were as follows: you made a bet, received cards, and after the exchange of cards (I do not remember whether it was or not in fact), if there was a combination, you could risk and double your winnings (with a chance less than 50% obviously) several times in a row. Without this series of doublings, there was no point in taking the winnings - it was scanty. In fact, these were no different from any slot games, maybe modern video poker has changed, I don't know.
Thanks for sharing your experience about video poker and as said and explained by iv4n, there's not much change to it and that's good on my end to learn and try it soon.