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Perhaps he doesn't get the fact that those Novomatic 5,10 & 20-liners are extremely volatile with low win frequency and RTP weighted towards the premium results rather than those on the 0-10x range.This is a pointless thread - I lose, and I win.
So after 4 or 5 threads of 'It's rigged, it always does the same thing', suddenly you're 3k up and just won another 1k+?
Is.... is it still rigged?


How much do they cost?So I've only ever had 100 buys, how would you rate my run
How much do they cost?
Of course, your average return (over infinite buys) should be the published TRTP of the game.
So for e.g. if your buys are $100 and the TRTP was 96%, then your average return should be $96.
But as very big wins are a possibility, I would expect the vast majority of your results to be WAY lower than the average.
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Il post my full run in order and it's going to look amazingI noticed at the bottom of the Pragmatic Replay UI, it states
'Only the latest 100 of the highest wins, equal or higher than 10x total bet are displayed in Pragmatic Replay'.
So, if you had any shockers among the 100, it wouldn't show them, and if you are assuming you have only ever done 100 buys because that's what is listed, dare I suggest you might be forgetting one or two?
Would love to see the streamers who did 50 or 100 in a row without anything over 10x, please post links if you can.
Overall, looks like you had a decent run. As long as you had fun and enjoyed yourself, thats the main thing. The extra dosh is a neat bonus also, nice one![]()
Pretty much given up watching his vids. His view on slots is so skewed as to become comical. He’s so offended when he gets three losing bonus buys on a slot as if the probability of these bonus buys mean they should be hitting big wins frequently. Maybe winning on a bonus buy more frequently was somewhat true when they first came out because the volatility was pretty low but no chance now.I watched bandit doing fire in hole 2 big bonus buys £720 on 20p he did like 15-20 bonus buys he lost 2k in the end, is so hard to win on bonus buys
This was my full listIt will certainly look better if you list only the Top 100 and leave out any below 10x ?
But as long as you're are having fun, let's not burst any bubbles![]()
You’re dead right regarding his reaction to bonus buys that don’t pay. Like every bonus buy should be a max win!Pretty much given up watching his vids. His view on slots is so skewed as to become comical. He’s so offended when he gets three losing bonus buys on a slot as if the probability of these bonus buys mean they should be hitting big wins frequently. Maybe winning on a bonus buy more frequently was somewhat true when they first came out because the volatility was pretty low but no chance now.
Same as people who can’t get their head around the fact that an “18,000x” win is NOT an 18,000x win if you are paying 1000x for the bonus. This is more true than ever now as the bonus buy features so clearly use a different set of outcomes compared to naturally hit features.
Good example is Dead Canary. Bonus buys tend to have a minimum pay which natural bonuses do not.
The run of bonuses above, subject to sub 10x ones not being displayed is exceptionally good. That thing has a habit on non-bonus buys of spitting out 7x type bonuses with alarming regularity.
You see that from a lot of streamers now - particularly those that are playing with fake money.You’re dead right regarding his reaction to bonus buys that don’t pay. Like every bonus buy should be a max win!


From personal experience, almost like clockwork, I've tended to enjoy the boons of a new game from the outset on countless games. Almost like a 'hook' to reveal the game's generosity and keep me playing!
Coincidental? perhaps. Or maybe I was just 'lucky' straight off the bat!
This is true and is allowed. Only the main symbols in view have to be accurate. The ones above and below are up to the game providers and they do often make them scatters (or even odds random of any symbol, which puts a lot more scatters on than it should and makes it look like impossible results are possible).Pretty sure we’ve all experienced the games where 1 and 2 bonus symbol appears where the third slowly disappears just out of sight and onto the very next space out of play - and of course the distinct pattern (top or bottom portion) of the desired symbol is there to taunt you. Very next spin what do ya know…. That 3rd scatter or bonus is right where you wished it was the spin before. I’d venture a guess and say it’s to create that false hope sense where players say “so close - it’s coming”. It’s disgusting when you’ve played a specific game long enough and are able to call out the exact position of the needed symbol for the previous spin before you’ve taken the next one. Or in poker where you have 4 of the 5 required for the Royal just to miss but on the very next deal there’s that SOB on staring at you first card up.
I wonder if this comes down to reels versus drops though? If you had reels, showing something different could be considered misleading because an informed player would know what comes next on the reel strip. For drops there's no such constraint so they can fake it as much as they want.This is true and is allowed. Only the main symbols in view have to be accurate. The ones above and below are up to the game providers and they do often make them scatters (or even odds random of any symbol, which puts a lot more scatters on than it should and makes it look like impossible results are possible).
Lazy design in my view.
To my knowledge, there are no rules around this. Providers can do what they like. Even if it's reels, and an informed player can see it's not a valid setup, it's still allowed. As long as the paying section of the display is valid to the reel sets, anything else outside that is fine. Napoleon is a particularly egregious example because it sometimes shows scatters so close together that you could have 2 in the pay zone on one reel, which we know is impossible.I wonder if this comes down to reels versus drops though? If you had reels, showing something different could be considered misleading because an informed player would know what comes next on the reel strip. For drops there's no such constraint so they can fake it as much as they want.
Thinking back to some slots of yesteryear, I recall language like "bonus overlay" to get around the limitation - the bonus symbol was removed from the (regulated) reel and added as a stand-alone "overlay" that they could manipulate to their hearts content.
