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tim5ny
This thread hit the nail right on the head! On those lucky few occasions when the credits start climbing up rather easily and steadily no matter what you do, there comes a point when you hit what I call the "wall". At this point, no matter what you play or however much you wager you are destined to lose it back. I've been there a million times, and although I can see when it switches, I almost always hang around too long and give most or all of it back. The few times I get to eight or nine hundred dollars, the wall never lets me reach a thousand. Someone once posted that he was told that MG software is programmed to payout during certain time periods of the day for a limited time frame. This sounded silly to me at first, but through experience I have found that when I'm hitting, I can play a variety of games and still win, but when I am losing, no matter what I play I still lose. This experience over and over gives credence to the theory of payouts coming at certain time periods of the day. What do you think?
Similar thoughts via experience on this one "
tim5ny". We might be wrong, but from what consistently happens, I wouldn't discard that "theory" (although that's all it is at the end of the day... a "theory"). I seem to recall it being "
Vinylweatherman" mentioning that (although he already has that "cycle" theory) in a thread several months back.
The most forgettable moments occur whenever I get over the $450 mark (which is usually after a long struggle between $100-400... up and down). It seems that whenever I pass that point (once in a while), literally each time, I shoot up from $450 to the $850-$950 range with great ease (in a short amount of time on top of that... thus I don't remember it like I remember the prolonged
dog-fight in the $100-400 range). Getting that final $50 to make a nice even $1,000 cash-out has been my greatest downfall.
If there really is a "wall", I feel as though I've hit it many times. And I've only had that feeling while playing at various (not all)
MG casinos. When you're losing at those times, it's like jumping off an incredibly tall mountain without being able to clutch and grab onto anything on the way down. Listening to the slots on "AUTO-SPIN", all you'll hear is the spinning of the reel, with the occasional sound (for example on "
Thunderstruck") of one of those "wins" that don't even recoup the bet of the spin (minor wins in the sound of "
minor"). Depressing thinking about it...
Steed
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