the instant stop feature

**rockycatt** · 17th January 2009, 05:40 PM

how many of you guys use it in real play , its fun in play money buttt????

do you use it on real cash from a curios catt

**GGW Laurie** · 17th January 2009, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by rockycatt

how many of you guys use it in real play , its fun in play money buttt????

do you use it on real cash from a curios catt

i tried it several times but personally i dont like it...........laurie

**lauram** · 17th January 2009, 05:52 PM

The strange part is my puter is running real slow at the rtg casinos off and on.
So this meant with this new feature what better time to try it. Take goldbeard
pirates first reel last reel press the stop, pirates did stop then it pushed them down below play area. Enchanted garden she stopped on top reel then pushed her back up. So my take is that all spins are predetermined as you hit spin.
Honey to the bee as i hit spin pup jumped me hit stop hit 3 wilds 3 hives for free spins so im not sure what my take on that one is. And the turbo feature is crap as it starts to spin thats it stops.
But i must say with my computer being this slow i did notice how a few of the scatter symbols have been removed from the reels.

**rockycatt** · 17th January 2009, 05:59 PM

for what its worth ive seen on my pc the symbly actualy change in front of my eyes ,not saying it nulled a pay but it changed then again ive stoped
it at good pays

but that changeing in front of my eyes is puzzeling ??

**HUNTS!!!!!** · 17th January 2009, 06:55 PM

remember guys the result of the spin is determined as soon as u hit spin the rest is just animation to get the correct symbols in to add up to the determined result.
i quite like the new turbo feature i use it till i get 2 feature symbols in the cant wait no longer and whack the spacebar lol

**me_and_ed** · 17th January 2009, 11:19 PM

It really doesnt matter when you hit stop, it is definitely predetermined, I have hit stop on a symbol and the whole line changes.

**Luigi810** · 18th January 2009, 04:11 AM

I notice that too when I play the tourneys,

Originally Posted by me_and_ed

It really doesnt matter when you hit stop, it is definitely predetermined, I have hit stop on a symbol and the whole line changes.

**reda** · 18th January 2009, 05:43 AM

yes i believe it is predetermined. what it is meant to pay out is what it is going to pay out. i was using the turbo spin trying to hit a jp that was at
17,000 . i was thinking that even though someone might be betting a 1.00 or higher if i played the turbo spins at .20 cents maybe i would have a chance at hitting the jp. it still didnt work for me. i still seen the jp hit before my eyes and i was doing the turbo. but it was worth a shot.

**DogBoy001** · 18th January 2009, 09:10 AM

Originally Posted by reda

yes i believe it is predetermined. what it is meant to pay out is what it is going to pay out. i was using the turbo spin trying to hit a jp that was at
17,000 . i was thinking that even though someone might be betting a 1.00 or higher if i played the turbo spins at .20 cents maybe i would have a chance at hitting the jp. it still didnt work for me. i still seen the jp hit before my eyes and i was doing the turbo. but it was worth a shot.

Heyas,

HUNTS is entirely correct, as soon as the spin button is pressed the server receives requests for the spin result and generates the random stop positions, from which the win evaluation is then determined.
So the turbo option speeds up game play, but has effect on the result.

As far as the random jackpot goes, the amount bet certainly comes into it, but remember that these are not range-based random jackpots. They do not reset and calculate at that time what their next trigger level is going to be ( jackpots that operate within a range would then award the jackpot to the player that contributed the 1c to take it to the level that had been determined at reset, so seeing a jackpot go off while playing yourself would be a matter of the one that got away).

The RTG random jackpots are simply a chance to win checked at the end of the paid game, being 1 in (n), adjusted proportionately against bet. e.g.: For a player on 20c it might be 1 in a million, for a player on $1, 1 in 200,000 etc.
Still the one that got away in terms of the jackpot resetting, but not because someone won it in the manner a range-based jackpot would function.

Woooof

**Jasminebed** · 26th January 2009, 06:58 AM

Originally Posted by DogBoy001

Heyas,

HUNTS is entirely correct, as soon as the spin button is pressed the server receives requests for the spin result and generates the random stop positions, from which the win evaluation is then determined.
So the turbo option speeds up game play, but has effect on the result.

As far as the random jackpot goes, the amount bet certainly comes into it, but remember that these are not range-based random jackpots. They do not reset and calculate at that time what their next trigger level is going to be ( jackpots that operate within a range would then award the jackpot to the player that contributed the 1c to take it to the level that had been determined at reset, so seeing a jackpot go off while playing yourself would be a matter of the one that got away).

The RTG random jackpots are simply a chance to win checked at the end of the paid game, being 1 in (n), adjusted proportionately against bet. e.g.: For a player on 20c it might be 1 in a million, for a player on $1, 1 in 200,000 etc.
Still the one that got away in terms of the jackpot resetting, but not because someone won it in the manner a range-based jackpot would function.

Woooof

Is a jackbot on a range-base considered "fair" or truly random? I've always believe the progressives I've played at B&M's to be such, but I do know many players believe they are set to go off at certain amounts or certain times.