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- Jun 3, 2013
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Hey guys,
Anyone who ever played Novomatic knows most of their slots are pretty high variance.
I play these for several years now and do enjoy them as they can be darn rewarding.
Lately I found a few casino's where you can play a few Novomatic slots like on SkyVegas etc etc etc.
Difference with casino's like Quasargaming and Stargames is that you get to play a stand alone slot on SkyVegas for example where you can pick out of 100 or 200 of the same slots (multi player environment) on Quasar and Stargames.
I find the stand alone slots much more reliable although they should be powered by the same technology?Greentube...
Where on Quasar and Stargames I had sessions where it litterarly took me 1500-2000 spins before triggering a feature on Lucky Lady Charm for example,on the stand alone machines it seems to follow a pattern that matches with MGS/Netent slots where a feature triggers ON average every 150 spins-ish,right?
So are both platforms bahaving differently in both variance and RTP then?
Just wondering here..
Any Novomatic player knows what I mean with above post,I hope.... *smirks*
Anyone who ever played Novomatic knows most of their slots are pretty high variance.
I play these for several years now and do enjoy them as they can be darn rewarding.
Lately I found a few casino's where you can play a few Novomatic slots like on SkyVegas etc etc etc.
Difference with casino's like Quasargaming and Stargames is that you get to play a stand alone slot on SkyVegas for example where you can pick out of 100 or 200 of the same slots (multi player environment) on Quasar and Stargames.
I find the stand alone slots much more reliable although they should be powered by the same technology?Greentube...
Where on Quasar and Stargames I had sessions where it litterarly took me 1500-2000 spins before triggering a feature on Lucky Lady Charm for example,on the stand alone machines it seems to follow a pattern that matches with MGS/Netent slots where a feature triggers ON average every 150 spins-ish,right?
So are both platforms bahaving differently in both variance and RTP then?
Just wondering here..
Any Novomatic player knows what I mean with above post,I hope.... *smirks*