Discussion about article: How to beat slots (page 2)

I don’t play slots much; I’m more into sports betting. But when I did play slots, if I remember correctly, it was Reactoonz. I managed to win about 250 from a single euro there. But it’s not a huge amount, since, as I said, I don’t play slots much. 🙂

Like maybe quitting Gambling forever?

I think if this habit interferes with your life and enjoyment of the little things, then yes.

But if it doesn't interfere with your enjoyment of life and doesn't cause addiction, then I don't think it's a problem.

Yes, that’s true. But sometimes there’s a fine line between when someone might become addicted and when this kind of behavior starts to show up.

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for everyone that this never happens and that everyone just has a good time.🙂

You can’t really "beat" slot machines in the long run, because the math is built around RTP and house edge

I don't think you can actually beat slot machines in the long run. They're based on RNG, so there isn't any secret pattern or strategy that guarantees wins. The only thing that helped me was changing how I play. I set a budget before I start, keep my bets consistent, and if I get a decent win, I cash out instead of trying to double it. Chasing losses has always ended badly for me. I treat slots as entertainment now, and honestly I've enjoyed playing a lot more since I stopped looking for a system to beat them.

There's no way to beat them. If there was a working system, it certainly wouldn't be posted on forums. The most you can do is manage your bankroll properly and stop in time if you're lucky.

I dont think there is a scheme on how to win on slots, pure luck

Midas golden touch... but lost even more... then live online roulette just like that... with you?

I have to say that I play Midas Golden Touch a lot, and for someone like me, it's easy to notice whether a casino is biased in the game or not. For example, at Slots Palace or Lucky7Even, Midas Golden Touch initially appears fair, but at Boomereang-Bet, you get significantly too many obvious symbols in the third quarter right from the start, most of which are worthless. In fact, I've also had sessions at Slots Palace that lasted 30 hours or more, and the online slot machine completely shut down. Wins were only 20-40 cents, and when there were free spins, the wins were consistently only €1-2. That's precisely why I disagree with the theory that online slots always play randomly. I conducted personal "experiments" or "tests" at Slots Palace, using paid accounts. After realizing that I couldn't win anything more after 30 or 40 hours of playing Midas, I continued playing anyway and, indeed, still couldn't win anything. I tried again days later, and it was the same pattern. It feels like it takes weeks for the game to return to the same level as "normal", but in my opinion the intervals of good and big wins quickly become significantly shorter and the game falls back into a pattern where you can't win again.

I know my theory contradicts common practice, but my bets and losses tell exactly the story of the experience I described above.

I have no reason to lie. Even if I'm wrong, I'll stick to my opinion until someone provides me with crystal-clear proof that I'm wrong.

For example, slotspalace... I expressly consent to the digital disclosure of all my game histories should there be any objections from their side.

It wasn't just a one-off thing, it was always like that, and it has to be said that it's the same at other online casinos... I can only speak from my personal experience... for example, at Lucky7even it took a while before I won anything there on Midas Golden Touch... but then they were really good... and then it consistently got worse and worse.

However, it should be emphasized that I have repeatedly achieved fantastic wins at both casinos and with the game Midas Golden Touch; that much honesty must be shown.

Nevertheless, I was never able to replicate the initial successes I had at either casino, successes I hadn't even cashed out.

In summary, I would describe it this way: it felt like Midas Touch got worse the longer I played it. I must explicitly emphasize that I play "Midas Golden Touch" a lot at both casinos.

That's why I gave my courageous and honest feedback.

I am fully aware that my information may be incorrect; however, I emphasize that I have invested a lot of money and gained a lot of experience and financed myself, especially because I mostly played the same game (Midas Golden Touch).

I stand 100% behind my statement and will still be playing at both casinos this year, which they can both confirm.

It's not that I'm bitter. On the contrary, I see the situation as normal. I just want to emphasize that what I consider "normal" is seen as a figment of the imagination by the rest of the rational population.

As I said, I am voluntarily willing to have my complete "Midas Golden Touch" transactions from both casinos disclosed so that everyone can form their own opinion.

I should also mention that I didn't experience such a significant "downforce" at lucky7even as I did at slotspalace.

At Slots Palace, it was actually the case that after 30-40 hours I really couldn't win anymore. Even when free spins finally appeared, they always paid out very poorly. That was the case as long as I was able to test it out.

I don't want to cause any trouble or make false claims. However, I would like to share some experiences and feelings.

As I said, I'm happy to let slotspalace publish my "Midas golden Touch" histories from recent years.

You will see that I have won a decent amount, but also that there are incredibly questionable long stretches that stoically pay out the same amount.

Withdrawing small winnings is key. Unfortunately, I seem incapable of doing so because I rely on the random number generator (RNG) and constantly regret it.

Your comment almost sounds like a Kazakh proverb, my friend.

Strong words that require strength to put into action.

That, or rather, that is one of our biggest weaknesses.

Very few of us are as "tough" as you mention... most of us are weak.

I realize that this comment might make me vulnerable to criticism, but I'm writing it anyway because every comment reflects my honesty, and that's what matters.

There’s no real way to beat slot machines long-term, only ways to manage the damage better

Honestly, the only "way to beat slots" is not to treat them like something you can beat. RTP, volatility, and luck decide much more than any system. I’d rather play short sessions, set a limit before starting, and leave when the game stops being fun. Chasing a "due" bonus is usually where the real damage begins

In my experience, if you want to at least not lose, you don't have to play😀😀

How to beat a slot: dont play lol

I've long since given up on finding a way to beat slots. If I see one machine draining my balance, I simply quit and switch to another.

I don't think there is really a way to beat slots. There may be certain tactics and strategies people talk about, but since slots are based on RNG, it's ultimately down to chance.🙂

You can't beat the system in long term, but small wins can occur sometimes.

Even the big win can occur. 😀

And that is the time when player should stop playing altogether.

So he stays in plus. 🙂