Goeki72 wrote on 04/02/2021 at 22:29: 1% RTP is a hell of a lot because......
There is 25% difference between 4 or 5% house share.
It is a lot, especially because sometimes it can be even 4% and more difference. Then the difference is even 100% i.e. you lose on average twice as much, you can also get good wins in the gaming house with 70-85%. The potential is there for everyone, but a big win then costs significantly more money on average.
Providers can of course adjust the distribution so that you do not notice anything in the base game and simply remove 1-2 wilds from the reels in the feature or you come less often in free spins. Interesannten approach had NoLimit, there the free game purchase cost a bit more.
Checked on play'n'go slots, but assume that other providers have lower RTP.
Maybe you know some more?
Play n Go is mMn. anyway the biggest garbage... most money I have burned there... other slots Win landed, Play n Go largest part gone. Best example is with me Book of Dead... if I bet 3000€ there, stands maximum win 50% (for the most part of course)....
Highlight was last week, about 500 spins not even free spins ^^
Book of Dead is with me in any case on the Blacklist now
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Kleinkariert wrote on 04.02.2021 at 22:45
It is very much, especially because sometimes it can be even 4% and more difference. Then the difference is even 100% i.e. you lose on average twice as much, you can also get good wins in the gambling house with 70-85%. The potential is there for everyone, but a big win then costs significantly more money on average.
Providers can of course adjust the distribution so that you do not notice anything in the base game and simply remove 1-2 wilds from the reels in the feature or you come less often in free spins. Interesannten approach had NoLimit, there the free game purchase cost a bit more.
What I always do not understand, as I said, purely mathematically you are of course absolutely right but where is the factor "gambling"?
Theoretically, it costs twice as much to generate a "Big Win" at a lower RTP but practically, as in my case, I burned more money in casinos with higher RTP than in casinos with lower RTP and also had my "Big Wins" exactly there
I always ask myself why one makes these theoretical calculation games in the area of gambling - for me this is a contradiction in terms
This is also please not to be understood as criticism, because now comes my real question and that simply interests me.
Can you really say you notice a difference if you play BOD with low or high RTP or does it just give you a better feeling to know, theoretically your chances are bigger with higher RTP?
Goeki72 wrote on 02/05/2021 at 00:20: Ok another comparison before I sleep.
Between 90% and 94% RTP is a difference than how to install a second zero on the roulette.
Good night lol
Not quite true mathematically but okay. But I think that you can not compare, because in Roulette you play much more strategically and know what you win when you hit, which is not the case with the slot, because everyone hopes for the big hit, so 1000x or more. If it hits you it doesn't matter if the RTP is 94% or 96%, of course it will happen more often with the higher RTP but that doesn't mean it will hit me or you.
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wettibernd wrote on 05.02.2021 at 00:29
Not quite true mathematically but okay. But I think that you can not compare, because in Roulette you play much more strategic and know what you win when you hit, which is not the case in the slot, because everyone hopes for the big hit, so 1000x or more. If it hits you it doesn't matter if the RTP is 94% or 96%, of course it will happen more often with the higher RTP but that doesn't mean it will hit me or you.
I see it similar to Goeki, but I also agree with you. 4 percent (96 percent RTP) is 100 percent revenue for the casino. So if I now lower the RTP to 94 percent, I generate 50 percent more revenue. It doesn't really affect you as a player, because as you say, whether it's 94 percent or even 98 percent RTP - the chance of a big win is similar or stays away forever
No, in your example the chance of a big win decreases by a factor of 3.
That would be the effect of an RTP of 98, to 94 percent. Reason enough to wait for the developments. I actually make my game decisions RTP dependent. I have not played PlaynGo for a long time...
Slothot wrote on 02/05/2021 at 13:19: No, in your example the chance of a big win decreases by 3 times.
That would be the effect of an RTP of 98, to 94 percent. Reason enough to wait and see the developments. I actually make my game decisions RTP dependent. I haven't played PlaynGo for a long time...
Absolutely right! And you can see that clearly if you play daily like me. There goes much much less than where the RTP was still 3 or 4% higher. You lose in the same period easily triple as before
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It is a lot, especially because sometimes it can be even 4% and more difference. Then the difference is even 100% i.e. you lose on average twice as much, you can also get good wins in the gaming house with 70-85%. The potential is there for everyone, but a big win then costs significantly more money on average.
Providers can of course adjust the distribution so that you do not notice anything in the base game and simply remove 1-2 wilds from the reels in the feature or you come less often in free spins. Interesannten approach had NoLimit, there the free game purchase cost a bit more.
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Play n Go is mMn. anyway the biggest garbage... most money I have burned there... other slots Win landed, Play n Go largest part gone. Best example is with me Book of Dead... if I bet 3000€ there, stands maximum win 50% (for the most part of course)....
Highlight was last week, about 500 spins not even free spins ^^
Book of Dead is with me in any case on the Blacklist now
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What I always do not understand, as I said, purely mathematically you are of course absolutely right but where is the factor "gambling"?
Theoretically, it costs twice as much to generate a "Big Win" at a lower RTP but practically, as in my case, I burned more money in casinos with higher RTP than in casinos with lower RTP and also had my "Big Wins" exactly there
I always ask myself why one makes these theoretical calculation games in the area of gambling - for me this is a contradiction in terms
This is also please not to be understood as criticism, because now comes my real question and that simply interests me.
Can you really say you notice a difference if you play BOD with low or high RTP or does it just give you a better feeling to know, theoretically your chances are bigger with higher RTP?
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everything to zero
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Honestly, I win neither more, nor less than before, because I do not play in these gambling houses and therefore everything is the same for me. 😅
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Between 90% and 94% RTP is a difference than how to install a second zero on the roulette.
Good night lol
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Not quite true mathematically but okay. But I think that you can not compare, because in Roulette you play much more strategically and know what you win when you hit, which is not the case with the slot, because everyone hopes for the big hit, so 1000x or more. If it hits you it doesn't matter if the RTP is 94% or 96%, of course it will happen more often with the higher RTP but that doesn't mean it will hit me or you.
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I see it similar to Goeki, but I also agree with you. 4 percent (96 percent RTP) is 100 percent revenue for the casino. So if I now lower the RTP to 94 percent, I generate 50 percent more revenue. It doesn't really affect you as a player, because as you say, whether it's 94 percent or even 98 percent RTP - the chance of a big win is similar or stays away forever
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That would be the effect of an RTP of 98, to 94 percent. Reason enough to wait for the developments. I actually make my game decisions RTP dependent. I have not played PlaynGo for a long time...
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Absolutely right! And you can see that clearly if you play daily like me. There goes much much less than where the RTP was still 3 or 4% higher. You lose in the same period easily triple as before
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