Online Casinos in general: I have a big hunch... (Page 18)

Latino wrote on 12/03/2018 at 2:18 pm: @rozey


No, at 96% RTP you still have 96% of the money wagered when you end the session (This is how the myRTP values are determined at Videoslots for example). If you turn down to 0€ then you have 0% RTP.
But you are not completely wrong because the RTP value is still missing the number of spins. Unfortunately, this ratio can not be put down as a blanket because the RTP value would have to be applied to the lifetime of the slot. I can confirm the normal return in a game around 70% (according to my observations), but it rips strongly up or down from a BigWin comes or if the slot runs very bad (logical). Nevertheless, you move independently within the specified RTP - you could also say: If you have less than your (specified) 96% RTP at a slot you would have to continue playing in principle as long as (please do not do!) because the more spins the more the slot would have to approach this value. And in order not to "falsify" the whole thing, only one single bet size may be played and also only at one single slot.

Strongly simplified example:
You Deposit 1000€ - you play only Reactoons on 1€ and the box gives nothing except for a few intermediate winnings and the money is (sooner or later) gone - here you have a RTP of 0%
Now you think "I'd rather make smaller deposits" and deposit 20 Euro the next day (again Reactoonz on 1€), spin on 1€, win and get paid 220€. That would be a RTP of 1000%
Question: What is your RTP ? Yes exactly, RTP would be 500% but your loss of money would be 78% and therefore for me the RTP value is one of the most overestimated data at all.

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Latino wrote on 12/03/2018 at 2:18 pm: @rozey


No, at 96% RTP you still have 96% of the money wagered when you end the session (This is how the myRTP values are determined at Videoslots for example). If you turn down to 0€ then you have 0% RTP.
But you are not completely wrong because the RTP value is still missing the number of spins. Unfortunately, this ratio can not be put down as a blanket because the RTP value would have to be applied to the lifetime of the slot. I can confirm the normal return in a game around 70% (according to my observations), but it rips strongly up or down from a BigWin comes or if the slot runs very bad (logical). Nevertheless, you move regardless of this within the specified RTP - you could also say: If you have less than your (specified) 96% RTP at a slot you would have to continue playing in principle as long as (please do not do!) because the more spins the more the slot would have to approach this value. And in order not to "falsify" the whole thing, only one single bet size may be played and also only at one single slot.

Strongly simplified example:
You Deposit 1000€ - you play only Reactoons on 1€ and the box gives nothing except for a few intermediate winnings and the money is (sooner or later) gone - here you have a RTP of 0%
Now you think "I'd rather make smaller deposits" and deposit 20 Euro the next day (again Reactoonz on 1€), spin on 1€, win and get paid 220€. That would be a RTP of 1000%
Question: What is your RTP ? Yes exactly, RTP would be 500% but your loss of money would be 78% and therefore for me the RTP value is one of the most overestimated data at all.

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Ankor wrote on 03/12/2018 at 14:13
You are aware that cookies are stored locally on your computer? This does not require any cleaning software, the cookies are easily deletable in the browser or you search locally on your computer and delete the corresponding data. If you do not trust the deletion in the browser you can search yourself on the computer, you open for example for Google Chrome by [Windows key] + [E] first "This PC" then you click on the address bar above and enter the following:

"%localappdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\"

("Default" is the profile name of the settings, if you ever created a completely new set you have to replace it with the profile name. You can also look yourself by crossing out Default and seeing a name you entered yourself or "Profile1", "Profile2", ...)

But if you delete cookies here, you can't differentiate them, i.e. you delete all cookies and not only for certain websites. Thus, among other things, font sizes, passwords ... settings will also disappear on other pages. Who wants can use a cleaning software, in my opinion, the Windows tools and the browser are enough, and then click everything he wants to delete.

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Coffee light wrote on 03/12/2018 at 15:56
I am aware of that, this is exactly what I did as well
But it says nothing about what casinos or providers remember.
As I said, I am always recognized with my settings at different times in different casinos. Some have to keep it that way because there are slots where you have to work your way up, that is, reach bonus levels. If no game could remember that, you would have to start all over again.
But it is problematic if there are no bonus levels at all and a storage of the game behavior and the settings is necessary.

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I'll now deal with one of your sentences: "If you turn down to 0€ you have 0% RTP".

Complete nonsense.

do you think it's enough to turn off Web GL?

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Champion280667 wrote on 04/12/2018 at 13:01: I'll post the link, goes easier

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