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Back to slots. If there was a slot where the house edge was negative, meaning that a player had, say, a 2% advantage. Would that imply that you would definitely win money on that slot after playing it a thousand times? It's obvious that after 100 million times you would win some money, but what about a thousand spins?
No one knows since gambling is not a math that can be calculated on when we will win because it is pure luck game. Luck may come anytime without notice. If we are in our great luck time, no matter how much is the RTP or house edge of the game, we may win some money in our very first spins. Vice versa, we may not even win some money
after thousands or even million spins when we are in bad luck time.
What depends on luck when we are making several bets is almost guaranteed when there are millions of bets made. Big casinos survive because of this rule. They have their house edge, around 4%, and with millions of bets they get their profit, around 4% of all money wagered.
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Nothing in real life has a 100% probability of happening, there is always a small chance of weird things to happen.
Right, but the more attempts is made the closer you are to what is expected: losing the house edge to the house.
Back to slots. If there was a slot where the house edge was negative, meaning that a player had, say, a 2% advantage. Would that imply that you would definitely win money on that slot after playing it a thousand times? It's obvious that after 100 million times you would win some money, but what about a thousand spins?
It's easier to imagine if you use RTP instead since I've seen Live RTP that went 200%+
So regarding your question, if the dev programmed the theoretical RTP to be more than 100% (in this case 102%), again it's in the assumption of
infinite spins.
If you do only a thousand spins, anything can happen just like usual. It can be a W or an L, depending on your luck
You can even get rekt pretty quickly if the volatility is extreme.
I agree. With just a thousand of spins you can expect anything. But with 10 million of spins you pretty much know what to expect.