Hi all,
I recently spotted an online slot that had a gamble option, which was advertised in the game rules as "a true odds gamble at all times that returns 100%". The gamble has 6 positions with +1,+2,+3,-1,-2,-3 as possible values. So according to the game rules, this should be like rolling a dice.
I proceeded to spend £1500 on this slot, gambling all wins in the hope of hitting the top prize. After a while of noticing the gamble wheel rarely give out the winning positions, I began to record the results.
After 287 gambles, these were the results:-
+3: 27, -3: 70
+2: 33, -2: 65
+1: 38, -1: 54
Full gaming history is recorded in my casino account.
As you can see, the results show the gamble is weighted in the losing positions over a reasonable sample size, and I suspect I have been unfairly robbed of my £1500.
The casino that offers this game is a reputable one, and I am taking pains to avoid naming either the game or casino publicly until I can gather advice from others on how to approach this.
Suggestions and experiences of others welcome !
Thanks,
-bm.
I recently spotted an online slot that had a gamble option, which was advertised in the game rules as "a true odds gamble at all times that returns 100%". The gamble has 6 positions with +1,+2,+3,-1,-2,-3 as possible values. So according to the game rules, this should be like rolling a dice.
I proceeded to spend £1500 on this slot, gambling all wins in the hope of hitting the top prize. After a while of noticing the gamble wheel rarely give out the winning positions, I began to record the results.
After 287 gambles, these were the results:-
+3: 27, -3: 70
+2: 33, -2: 65
+1: 38, -1: 54
Full gaming history is recorded in my casino account.
As you can see, the results show the gamble is weighted in the losing positions over a reasonable sample size, and I suspect I have been unfairly robbed of my £1500.
The casino that offers this game is a reputable one, and I am taking pains to avoid naming either the game or casino publicly until I can gather advice from others on how to approach this.
Suggestions and experiences of others welcome !
Thanks,
-bm.