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Well aren't slots just designed to pay you X% RTP longterm ? The randomness is in the payouts not in the structure of the game
For example a super simple slot which has ten equally likely reel combos which pay like this on a £1 stake
£5
£2.50
£1
£0.50
£0.40
£0.20
£0
£0
£0
£0
This slot will have a RTP of 96% longterm and ten different combinations of reel positions each equally likely
The point is a slot doesn't have to have random independent reels which each spin and land randomly . There are no reels (there is no spoon). It is just computer graphics . So if certain reels land in certain positions more often then that is how the game is designed.
As for freespin rounds , well that is all part of one spin effectively . Some slots will know the total you are going to win from freespins the moment you trigger them . Not sure how Rhino works but I don't think it has to have the same frequency of reel combos in the freespins as in the basegame . Again the reels are just graphics and they don't spin independently . Before any "reels" spin the game already knows how much you will win
2. A little 3-spin sequence as follows: CRASH CRASH! 2 diamonds. CRASH CRASH! 2 diamonds. Third spin CRASH CRASH CRASH! Feature trigger.
3. Every 20 or so features you will see both of these usually: A, a next-spin trigger. B, a next spin-but-one trigger. (after the previous feature finishes.)
No.2 is memorable.. Would you remember a sequence where you got 2 diamonds followed by no diamonds followed by 1 diamond .. etc ? no because there is nothing remarkable about it even if it happens very very often
No.3 is an example of probabilty where , ironically , true randomness actually looks a lot less random than people expect Like the birthday example . There are 365 days in a year yet if you get 23 random people together then there is a 50% chance that 2 of them will share the same birthdate . So if every 20 features were all sort of evenly spaced apart that is actually less likely to be truly random , although still possible
or IT COULD JUST BE RIGGED I used to play poker on UB and Absolute back in the day and everyone always laughed at the foilhatters then . Turns out they had a point tho
For example a super simple slot which has ten equally likely reel combos which pay like this on a £1 stake
£5
£2.50
£1
£0.50
£0.40
£0.20
£0
£0
£0
£0
This slot will have a RTP of 96% longterm and ten different combinations of reel positions each equally likely
The point is a slot doesn't have to have random independent reels which each spin and land randomly . There are no reels (there is no spoon). It is just computer graphics . So if certain reels land in certain positions more often then that is how the game is designed.
As for freespin rounds , well that is all part of one spin effectively . Some slots will know the total you are going to win from freespins the moment you trigger them . Not sure how Rhino works but I don't think it has to have the same frequency of reel combos in the freespins as in the basegame . Again the reels are just graphics and they don't spin independently . Before any "reels" spin the game already knows how much you will win
2. A little 3-spin sequence as follows: CRASH CRASH! 2 diamonds. CRASH CRASH! 2 diamonds. Third spin CRASH CRASH CRASH! Feature trigger.
3. Every 20 or so features you will see both of these usually: A, a next-spin trigger. B, a next spin-but-one trigger. (after the previous feature finishes.)
No.2 is memorable.. Would you remember a sequence where you got 2 diamonds followed by no diamonds followed by 1 diamond .. etc ? no because there is nothing remarkable about it even if it happens very very often
No.3 is an example of probabilty where , ironically , true randomness actually looks a lot less random than people expect Like the birthday example . There are 365 days in a year yet if you get 23 random people together then there is a 50% chance that 2 of them will share the same birthdate . So if every 20 features were all sort of evenly spaced apart that is actually less likely to be truly random , although still possible
or IT COULD JUST BE RIGGED I used to play poker on UB and Absolute back in the day and everyone always laughed at the foilhatters then . Turns out they had a point tho