- Joined
- May 22, 2012
Can you explain something to me bc I can't wrap my head around this. I went to live chat to ask what my rtp was for the 13th and 14th as I had horrid sessions.
Chat informed me that it was 153% and I had lost 400.00. She also stated that's the nature of slots and the more that I play the better my rtp would be. Hmmm, what do I need..a 300% rtp to cash out? I'm truly a little confused on this. Why would I show such a loss with that kinda rtp and they are accredited here...lol
That's impossible - you can't have an RTP of 153% and lose on a session. it's basically saying you've had say 1000 spins at a dollar and received 1530 in return. You can have 100% RTP and break even. You can have 99.9% RTP and bust out, but it'd take you days unless you played large stakes. An RTP of 95% would mean on average you'd get a good long session but lose if you were playing say a dollar a spin on a 400 deposit.
As for the latter statement that is bunkum. It all depends on your long term RTP. IF you are 'up' (100%+ RTP) at a casino then the longer you play the nearer you will eventually get to the TRTP so on average you'd lose in the longer term. Vice-versa too. If you were around 90% RTP having played at a casino for a lengthy period, then you'd expect to get nearer the 95% TRTP eventually, so may have some gains back of your previous losses. Of course with randomness and variance this isn't guaranteed, but that's how things are overall. Of course big winners are massively over 100% usually, and this is paid for by long term losers. Some players are 'above the TRTP line' on the player variance undulations, some are below. For their CS to say the longer you play the BETTER your RTP will become is plain wrong. There is absolutely no guarantee of that.