POLL: Why do you usually try a new online casino?

Let’s take a short break from losing streaks and strategies for a moment. 🙂

Most of us have signed up for more than one online casino at some point. Sometimes for a clear reason, sometimes just because something caught our attention.

A new bonus, a recommendation, a fresh design… or maybe just out of curiosity.

So we’re curious now: what usually makes you try a new online casino?

In my opinion, experience with many different types of casinos is a great advantage, no matter whether it was positive or negative!!!

Why do you that way, specifically? What would convince you most to try a new casino? 😀

Diversity in particular, and the very fact that you try your luck on more platforms, SHOULD mathematically increase the chance of making a good "hit". I also believe that each slot machine has a specific type of behavior that could be beneficial to the player (I don't mean any specific game scheme, but rather I'm talking about a "feel")!!!

I see what you mean. That’s an interesting perspective. Would you say that when you had that feeling, it was usually right and led to the result you wanted? 🙂

In the interest of truth, I have 2 similar cases in which I was extremely sure of my feeling, and both times things developed lightning fast with a multiplier of several thousand for my success (unfortunately, I had screenshots that I can't find, I was using a different Android at the time).

Sometimes you're just curious to see something new.

You are absolutely right Stevens!!!

I guess this is an interesting point, and it is fair to say that certified slots do not exhibit such unique behavior. When it comes to RNG and volatility, the chances remain the same even if the casino changes. Certain games may have different RTPs depending on the casino and the country where you play; this variation is usually an option provided by the game provider for the operators. Interesting indeed.

One way or another, the way you enjoy the game the most is what matters, so stay lucky. 🙂

I want to ask, is this opinion based on experience or "pure" theory... (I want to add: I'm not picking on you and I don't imagine that I know better than the professional)!!!😊

Well, a fair question, thank you. Based on the RNG principle, I guess the answer is already there. 🙂 To be honest with you, I had to learn the game the hard way for longer than necessary. Slots are less profitable for players; instead, they are the fuel for casinos. The worst odds have always been in slots. You are welcome to ask AI about the RNG and house edge on card games versus the odds on slots.

But it doesn't mean you can't win big; as long as we can control our budgets and accept losses, enjoying the game is what matters.

I'm not a pro, though. Just math and experience. 😀

Well, that's how true professionalism is achieved, am I right?!😁....as far as I understand, you're not talking about a few years of experience, but "a little" more.

One of the smart Eastern school teaches that once we feel that we're excelling in something, we're already failing. 😀

Let us suppose that on two occasions in my life, I allowed gambling to exert greater influence over me, and I sincerely hope that such an occurrence will not happen again. Since then I see no benefits in paying for such leisure fun; instead, I prefer video games without any kind of RNG based loot crate system involved. 🙂

Admirations for this opinion...a pure example of foresight.

That's far too admiring, I suppose, but thank you for your support. 🙂 How are your gambling things? Handling okay? No need to answer, of course. I just love to see people having harmless fun. 😀

I can't say that I'm ahead overall, although that doesn't apply to the last two years in which I've had a few pretty solid hits and I certainly haven't invested that much money, even a lot less, but overall my game can't be ahead of the casino section (I've been gambling for 17-18 years or so)