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Only if you tickle themDo slots feel love?
I am a ludditeyou'd likely be better off using the tag feature
@trancemonkey
All games have demo options like this for testing, development and demonstration purposes but it is very unusual for these to be made available to the public.
I usually try out slots with play-money before going at it with a deposit.
But what i really am looking for is to see a couple bonuses just to get an idea of what to expect when playing for real money later.
Would love if the playmoney-version would include a way to trigger the bonus, since thats what im after.
Especially for games that have bonuses that take a couple hundred spins to trigger on average. Takes forever just to see 2-3 bonuses in playmoney-mode.
Wouldn't the bonus frequency be one of the main things you'd want to get a feel for though?
True, but mostly i want to try a couple to see what kind of bonus i can expect when chasing for real money.Wouldn't the bonus frequency be one of the main things you'd want to get a feel for though?
Can casinos change odds on slots?
answered your own QSo it's 2020 are slots rigged?Are the casinos really rigging them while closed to lowest RTP'S ever seen?
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@trancemonkey I have a question let's say I am playing Book Of Dead and have around 200 spins at £1 without getting a bonus then I decide to leave that slot to try another but return to Book Of Dead to try and get the bonus again does it know from my last play how much I have had and if I got the bonus or not so I am asking can a slot remember how many spins you've had does it carry on where you left off?
When they make a slot and test it for x million spins to check the RTP is every variant tested again?
For example, Netent just started offering lower versions of existing slots. Do they have to test the new RTP versions again or is it based on calculations of the existing tested version?
Nope, slots have no memory of previous play. Its against the rules of all regulated markets.. the only time slots store bits of game play is where you have some sort of game persistence... for example, BTG games where you collect stuff (like Monopoly)...
TM
How come then Microgaming slots and Netent's Dead or Alive let you play at the same bet size which you left off?
For example, today, I have played The finer reels of life at £3 per spin and then decided to leave a casino, and come back on the next day. If I don't clean/delete all the possible stored stuff from my computer, by opening the slot on the next day it will show my bet at which I was playing previously.
P.S Sometimes, on MG slots, it's doesn't even help if a computer is cleaned. A game will still start from the same bet and with same symbols on reels from the previously played session.
The version of the game you played is likely the one they make available on their website or demo server. It would enable people to see all the features.
It is not the true demo mode. If a site links to this version, it's likely that it was not intended to be a public facing version of the game.
All games have demo options like this for testing, development and demonstration purposes but it is very unusual for these to be made available to the public.
As per UKGC guidelines, the demo mode of a game should be exactly the same maths as the playable version - I.e the only difference should be that credits are already on the game.
TM
So why do demo games run far better in comparison to real games?
Heck just watch roshstein; the wins he brings to the table are unreal for real money.