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Slot Games in general: Possible amount of profit at Danger High Voltage? (Page 2)

Topic created on 09th Apr. 2018 | Page: 2 of 4 | Answers: 32 | Views: 12,049
Daniel
Elite
tby333 wrote on 04/09/2018 at 21:30: I hope it's ok if I post the videos, otherwise please delete
With Queen of Riches there would be even two^^

Sure it's ok. The Danger video I myself have posted umpteen times here. The other I did not know yet, interesting!



Danger High Voltage is so sick! Theoretically yes 3 times x6 could come and 1 time x66 during the free spins and then back and front three of the skulls. So 6 x 6 x 6 x 66 = x14,256 theoretically. The theoretical potential of this slot is almost infinite and hard to calculate. I'll try it anyway:

5x skulls pay 25x stake, the slot has 4,096 winning ways and that can be multiplied x14,256 theoretically in the free spins. If on one reel instead of 3 skulls, 4 skulls were possible, so you could theoretically win 5,080,838,400x the bet.

Since the skull can only come 3x on a reel, I wonder how to calculate that? I'll just subtract a flat 25% now, so I guess you could theoretically win 3,810,628,800x bet on Danger High Voltage

The maximum bet is 40€ / spin, so 3,810,628,800 x 40€ = 152,425,152,000€

At this sum, you could become the richest man or woman in the world. Even on 40 cents you could still become a billionaire and at the minimum bet of 20 cents an almost billionaire. Somehow unrealistic that you can win this even theoretically.

If someone here has studied mathematics or can calculate this better than I can, then I ask for correction. I am just really overwhelmed

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Anonym
Daniel wrote on 04/10/2018 at 06:49 PM
Sure it's ok. I've posted the Danger video a zillion times here myself. The other I did not even know, interesting!



Danger High Voltage is so sick! Theoretically yes 3 times x6 could come and 1 time x66 during the free spins and then back and front three of the skulls. So 6 x 6 x 6 x 66 = x14,256 theoretically. The theoretical potential of this slot is almost infinite and hard to calculate. I'll try it anyway:

5x skulls pay 25x stake, the slot has 4,096 winning ways and that can be multiplied x14,256 theoretically in the free spins. If on one reel instead of 3 skulls, 4 skulls were possible, so you could theoretically win 5,080,838,400x the bet.

Since the skull can only come 3x on a reel, I wonder how to calculate that? I'll just subtract a flat 25% now, so I guess you could theoretically win 3,810,628,800x bet on Danger High Voltage

The maximum bet is 40€ / spin, so 3,810,628,800 x 40€ = 152,425,152,000€

At this sum, you could become the richest man or woman in the world. Even on 40 cents you could still become a billionaire and at the minimum bet of 20 cents an almost billionaire. Somehow unrealistic that you can win this even theoretically.

If someone here has studied mathematics or can calculate this better than I can, then I ask for correction. I am just really overwhelmed

Hey Daniel. unfortunately I have to interject that you can't get 6x Wilds in the free spins. Therefore 6x 6x 6x 66x is not possible. the highest win in the Danger High Voltage free spins is theoretically the skull 3x3x3x3x66 and that pays yes 25x the stake so 25x3x3x3x3x66 in the sum on 400,950x stake on 40 euro the spin= 16.038.000 euro. You have it but times listed that it is very unlikely that this picture is at all possible, since the casino would have to pay out the win and thereby still bankrupt

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Daniel
Elite
Hammerdammer wrote on 10/04/2018 at 13:02
Hey Daniel. unfortunately I have to interject that you can't get 6x Wilds in the free spins. Therefore 6x 6x 6x 66x is not possible.The highest win in the Danger High Voltage free spins is Theoretically the skull 3x3x3x3x66 and that pays yes 25x the stake so 25x3x3x3x66 in total on 400,950x stake on 40 euro the spin= 16,038,000 euro. But you listed it once that it is very unlikely that this picture is possible at all, because the casino would have to pay out the win and still go bankrupt

Are you sure that x6 can't come in the freegames? Well, if it is "only" 16 million, then it is manageable. I also don't think the casino would have to pay out the win, but the game manufacturer would take care of that in that case. The game manufacturers are wealthier than the casinos - they are the real power. That's why Novomatic and Merkur make billions, while the small casino owner, if it's really awesome, makes 20,000€ a month.

Edit: You can theoretically make 311.040€ turnover per month with a 24/7 gambling house, if the 12 boxes are really occupied 24 hours and have no break. Average loss at 75% payout rate is about 36€ per hour per machine.

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Daniel wrote on 10/04/2018 at 13:19
Are you sure x6 can't come in the freegames? Well, if it's "only" 16 million, then yes it's manageable. I also don't think the casino would have to pay out the win, but the game manufacturer would take care of that in that case. The game manufacturers are wealthier than the casinos - they are the real power. That's why Novomatic and Merkur make billions, while the small casino owner, if it's really awesome, makes 20,000€ a month.

Edit: You can theoretically make 311.040€ turnover per month with a 24/7 gambling house, if the 12 boxes are really occupied 24 hours and have no break. Average loss at 75% payout rate is about 36€ per hour per machine.

So I don't want to stand here and say 100% it's not possible but so far I haven't seen or had any video or picture where I've seen even 1 wild or 16x wild in the freespins.

Are you sure that they would take over? Would be really excited to see such an ultra win of 50000x stake in the game. 20000x is I think just the highest recorded win there or?

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Allanon
Rookie
Here we already come to my next assumption. I also think that all the casinos only act as intermediaries and work on commission. I think the game manufacturers pay out the wins and get the bulk of the stakes. So as an example 1 spin 1 euro gets the casino maybe 5 or 10 cents or less, from which they live then.

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Daniel
Elite
Allanon wrote on 10.04.2018 at 15:05: Here we already come to my next guess. I also think that all the casinos only act as intermediaries and work on commission. I think the game manufacturers pay out the wins and get most of the stakes. So as an example 1 spin 1 euro gets the casino maybe 5 or 10 cents or less, from which they live then.

Depending on the deal and to my knowledge the casinos pay around 10% of the net revenue to the game manufacturers. That's why the games run on the servers of the game manufacturers, because if the casinos could influence or the software would run with them, then there would certainly be some black sheep among the casinos, which would extremely cheat the game manufacturers. That is also the expensive thing about the bonus offers, because the game manufacturers do not care whether you play with bonus or not - everything counts towards the revenue.

So the casinos already have some costs. Especially Paysafecard should be extremely expensive and with about 10% to account.

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Daniel wrote on 10/04/2018 at 15:38
Depending on the deal and to my knowledge the casinos pay around 10% of the net revenue to the game manufacturers. That's why the games run on the servers of the game manufacturers, because if the casinos could influence there or the software would run with them, then there would certainly be some black sheep among the casinos, which would extremely cheat the game manufacturers. That is also the expensive thing about the bonus offers, because the game manufacturers do not care whether you play with bonus or not - everything counts towards the revenue.

So the casinos already have some costs. Especially Paysafecard should be extremely expensive and with about 10% to account.

What would be an interesting example of this is Videoslots. On Videoslots it says at the Weekendbooster


  • Weekend Booster is calculated on theoretical RTP minus operating costs (50%) multiply 25%.



I am 100% sure that it used to say that it is exactly 25% of the casino's wins that the player gets as a weekend booster. They seem to have removed that again. Because I noticed the following. I played for example 50 euros on 40 cents in a game as an example times Book of Dead. I then received as a weekend booster for this game 47 cents. I asked umpteen times in the Live Chat the following: If 47 cents are 25% of the win of my 50 euros, that is, the total win is 1.92 euros, where are the remaining 48.08 euros disappeared? I got there always only schwammige up to garkeine answers hierdrauf. But already there has sichbei me the suspicion that you have sown.

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Anonym
You misunderstood Hammer: They pay out this XX% as a weekend booster, but that does not mean that you get XX%. Rather, it is exactly 1% of the turnover you make in the slots (no matter which). Ie if you turn over 100.00 euros you get 1 euro as Weekendbooster. I have recently made with 50 euros EZ a turnover of 3.2xx euros and then get 32 euros Weekendbooster

Your example is therefore correct - you have certainly not played exactly 50 euros but 47 euros - or you have played Sunday night and the 3 euros turnover - so the 30 cents Weekendbooster slipped into the next week.

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Anonym
Aka wrote on 10.04.2018 at 16:23: You misunderstood Hammer: They pay this XX% out as Weekendbooster, but that does not mean that you get XX%. Rather, it is exactly 1% of the turnover you make in the slots (no matter which). Ie if you turn over 100.00 euros you get 1 euro as Weekendbooster. I have recently made with 50 euros EZ a turnover of 3.2xx euros and then get 32 euros Weekendbooster

Your example is therefore correct - you have certainly not played exactly 50 euros but 47 euros - or you have played Sunday night and the 3 euros turnover - so the 30 cents Weekendbooster slipped into the next week.

As I said in the beginning it really said 25%, I had had that with the chat more often. Where did you get the info that it is exactly 1% of sales? Have you asked Videoslots? Because find nothing in the terms and conditions for this.

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Anonym
Man so slow on the uptake today hammers?
They distribute XX% of THEIR win to XXXX players. So and you just get 0.XXX% of every crap turn. If you calculate everything exactly you will see that you get 1% of every euro that you have bet on a slot ...

THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE XX%

These XX% of Videoslots are divided into the Casinorace... and net in the Weekendbooster.

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