Review of the new MG games (August)

[Zoozie]

So for example, if you choose 25 spins you would get 2x 50% of the time, 3x 25% of the time, and 5x the other 25% of the time. Each of the figures in the table work out so that when you multiply the number of free spins by the average multiplier, you get the same result = 75.

Very interesting that it is possible to gives the same average multiplier even though
you twisted the probablities to do so. But you could do it without using fractions etc.

Actually it does seem to match the data I have experienced. (*7 multiplier not hit as often as the others for 20 spins), but still no way to say for sure with my data sample.

But it will not change my decision in selecting the 20 spins (though I would never play it again). If they are equally weighted it is the best, and if not it does not matter, but I still prefer to have the 20 spins instead of 5 free spins because then it is over before it almost starts. But the variance is different of course with highest variance for 5 spins.

Zoozie