Question about "winners screenshots"

[vinylweatherman]

After being a medium roller, and occasionally a high roller, I tried some sessions as a low roller, not betting max coins and using the .01, .02 and .05 denominations. I seemed to have more good bonus rounds in terms of multiple of stake, although not absolute amount. This is not always the case though, and the dry spells still exists.

I have heard that the best way to decide how much to bet is to use a percentage of your overall bankroll for the day. The lower the percentage, the longer it will last. Often, jumping from game to game can help. I have found that if a game stays poor for a while it stays that way for good. Sometimes I have hit bad game after bad game, but the good spells seem to be when a game plays well, and plays well again when I return to it.

If clearing a WR on slots is the only thing preventing a cash-in, then best go for the low variance 3 reel slots, or standard video slots if a low enough coin is offered. Carnaval and What a Hoot at 0.45 a spin can keep you going for ages while finishing off a WR.

Sometimes casinos have a lucky draw among all players of a particular slot. If this just requires the slot to be played, and not a particular amount, then there is no harm in having a couple of spins as you might win a prize, normally $50 or so, but will be much appreciated by the low roller!

[NoMouthToScream]

I am always a low roller. I deposit $100 flat. If I lose it, I quit. If I win $150, I leave. Now for those times when I get signup bonuses, I can gamble more, but the deposit will never be more than $100. The only time, it's more than 100 is when the match bonuses are greater. Always max out the bonuses if you feel the wager requirements are within reason. I've been at slot casinos where I would deposit $50 and leave with $280 after doing the bonuses. That's a hefty percentage gain of 460%. That's simply insane.