Dead or alive again!
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I think you need to elaborate on why you're adding the spins up.
Remember every single spin is entirely independent of the next, whether or not you've spun once or a million times. You've got no less or greater chance of winning or losing anything on an individual spin the more or less you play a slot.
To answer your question though - every individual casino will count your spins individually - they won't get lumped together across software providers.
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Good answer from Slotser.
I could try make it even clearer to understand maybe.
Think about scratchcards. You have 1 million scratch cards which you normally have 1 or 3 top prizes of a million or more. Then you all other prizes are spread across all the tickets.
If a batch is 1 million and you go to different stores it does not matter and does not give you bigger chance of winning where you buy or if you buy lets say 10 tickets from one store or 1 ticket from 10 different stores.
The same is when you play a slot like Dead Or Alive. Every time you take 1 spin it is basically taken out of maybe a 1 billion spins batch (please note this is just a random example and not correct figures)
So if you spin 1000 spins at one casino or 1 spin at 1000 casinos makes no difference as each spin is random. Each spin you make at a casino takes that spin direct from the software providers database.
This is why in reality you could get 5 scatters 10 spins in a row. But yes does not just happen because it is all like a big batch of numbers lottery.
Hmm I do hope above made any sense hehe. I should really read it proper through and edit but hope it is clear and understandable at least
Also of course the longer you play one slot and more spins then of course you would build towards the RTP so some might say that the longer session one a slot would give you back sooner or later. But always dangerous to chase a big win.
I could try make it even clearer to understand maybe.
Think about scratchcards. You have 1 million scratch cards which you normally have 1 or 3 top prizes of a million or more. Then you all other prizes are spread across all the tickets.
If a batch is 1 million and you go to different stores it does not matter and does not give you bigger chance of winning where you buy or if you buy lets say 10 tickets from one store or 1 ticket from 10 different stores.
The same is when you play a slot like Dead Or Alive. Every time you take 1 spin it is basically taken out of maybe a 1 billion spins batch (please note this is just a random example and not correct figures)
So if you spin 1000 spins at one casino or 1 spin at 1000 casinos makes no difference as each spin is random. Each spin you make at a casino takes that spin direct from the software providers database.
This is why in reality you could get 5 scatters 10 spins in a row. But yes does not just happen because it is all like a big batch of numbers lottery.
Hmm I do hope above made any sense hehe. I should really read it proper through and edit but hope it is clear and understandable at least
Also of course the longer you play one slot and more spins then of course you would build towards the RTP so some might say that the longer session one a slot would give you back sooner or later. But always dangerous to chase a big win.
We say that at least once a month, I can get good wins.In a notebook I wrote all the laps that I do on a day in different casino and comparing them with past ones, I can get a win close1000bet in 6-7000 spin.
The ultmate victory instead, I got in almost 2000 spin playing for two weeks by spending very little.
So the statistics made should not be taken literally?
The ultmate victory instead, I got in almost 2000 spin playing for two weeks by spending very little.
So the statistics made should not be taken literally?
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Good answer from Slotser.
I could try make it even clearer to understand maybe.
Think about scratchcards. You have 1 million scratch cards which you normally have 1 or 3 top prizes of a million or more. Then you all other prizes are spread across all the tickets.
If a batch is 1 million and you go to different stores it does not matter and does not give you bigger chance of winning where you buy or if you buy lets say 10 tickets from one store or 1 ticket from 10 different stores.
The same is when you play a slot like Dead Or Alive. Every time you take 1 spin it is basically taken out of maybe a 1 billion spins batch (please note this is just a random example and not correct figures)
So if you spin 1000 spins at one casino or 1 spin at 1000 casinos makes no difference as each spin is random. Each spin you make at a casino takes that spin direct from the software providers database.
This is why in reality you could get 5 scatters 10 spins in a row. But yes does not just happen because it is all like a big batch of numbers lottery.
Hmm I do hope above made any sense hehe. I should really read it proper through and edit but hope it is clear and understandable at least
Also of course the longer you play one slot and more spins then of course you would build towards the RTP so some might say that the longer session one a slot would give you back sooner or later. But always dangerous to chase a big win.
Sorry but this isn't right.
The scratchcard bit is right in that you will have a set amount of wins in each batch so once the top prize has been won there is no top prize left, slots are different.
When you have a win on a slot it is not taken out of a batch, the top prize (or any prize) is always available, every time the reels spin they can land on any combination even if that combination has just come up on the previous spin. the reels don't know anything about any previous spins or future spins or even what bet size you are on, they just spin and give a random result.
Think of it like a roulette wheel where you can see what is happening, if a number 5 comes out it has the same chance to come out on the next spin and the one after etc. yet the game has an RTP of 97.3%, all totally random spins and not dependent on bet size. The RTP is just worked out from the maths of the game the same as slots, the slots one just has more complex maths to work out.
Not mostly true at all, since if u win big it dies and take some money back, and if u miss bonuses alot u will hit it bcs u missed it alot. and trust me, ive made so many spins in different games that i know about it.
Its also proviuder connected so if i won alot in Netent i go over to Microgaming etc..
That's not right either......if u win big, u can win big the very next spin and feature and the very next one too because they ARE independent, how often that happens is a different question but it is possible and happens a lot too....
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As long as we agree in the end the RTP will kill us hehe 
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As long as we agree in the end the RTP will kill us hehe
yer i agree its brutal machine i dont play as often any longer .played a little at bet at last night was up about a 100 then left it to get truly punished on my 3 day affair with IM again , should of stuck on it
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