Yes, im thinking the same thing. I have been mainly losing on MG slots on the Videoslots site. I just noticed they added NetEnt now tough. Might be as you say that the software providers can provide different "models" with different RTP.
If i was the only one with these kind of poor results, yes i might be the odd one out. But if as stated here there are alot of players with similar results that would be strange. Ive had some sessions where i maybe doubled my deposit so it has not all been fire and brimstone, but i get the feeling im never going to hit that big win that puts me ahead.
I have had streaks other places aswell but it always levels out. And to me it just seams like the games are tighter here than other places.
I didd 50 ish spins on Wishmaster, no wish. DOA couldent even hit 2 scatters. IR wild desire no pay, freespins far in between and shitty returns when they hit. Session after session after session...
YES i might sound like a sore loser, and i AM a sore loser. I dont mind losing at gambling if i have fun doing so. What irritates me is the total
dead sessions ive had 99% of the time playing there. Im not after a comp, as i have closed my account permanently. But in 25+ deposites you should expect i would have won atleast once. And if other people are haveing this experience what are the odds of that happening on 97% RTP games.
I have also noticed all the new NetEnt casinos popping up. Some of these i have simular experiences with. Singing up taking the max sign up bonus and never stand a chance at making WR. Seams to me the safest thing is to play at the major well known brands. Then you know even if you lose that you get a fair game and that you will win some and lose some, not just lose, lose, and then lose some more.
From now on im sticking with Betsson,Nordicbet,Unibet, and Maria.
I agree mate, so you're not alone. In fairness, I have had bad runs at other sites too, but like you said it turns around at some point. VS just seemed to never reach that turning point for me, and I got tired of waiting. That's not to say it wasn't coming, but although the 'tin foil hat brigade' (lol!) have a field day with our unproven claims, sometimes you just get that feeling, so we choose to move on. I have mentioned before that my very first session at VS as a new customer resulted in a huge win, and hours of good play time despite eventually blowing it all (tried to go for a mammoth win, lol), so I am proof you can win there, however the win was so big that perhaps that RTP cycle of mine was delayed that little while longer, as I never won after that occasion.
I also think you are spot on regarding being a sore loser, and I think you have perfectly highlighted how that term is so often incorrectly used. To me, a sore loser is someone who either loses what they can't afford to, then gets upset about it, or loses all their funds and then thinks they should be reimbursed in full. Most recreational gamblers only spend what they can afford, knowing full well odds are they will lose rather than win, however many forget that we are paying often a premium price for an entertainment service, not a service that is guaranteed to double our money.Therefore, when you don't get that monies worth, and fully experience that nice emotional feeling of nervous anticipation we seek when riding the highs and lows of winning and losing all in the one session, then I don't think it is to be considered a sore loser to feel short changed if all you get is repeated dead spins, technical interruptions, no features, or repetitive short lived losing sessions.
Of course you must expect that you will get these bad sessions sometimes, however it's up to you to walk away when they become the norm. This is why most casinos offer a comp program, as they too are well aware these sessions occur, yet you don't automatically receive a comp after each losing session, as for the most part casinos are also aware that the software they provide is programmed to give you that entertainment value with a perceived even win/loss ratio to keep you playing that little while longer, even if the ultimate end game is another loss.
Anyone who says they enjoy losing their money is a liar. No one likes losing, and there's nothing wrong with venting or having a little bitch about it when it happens. This isn't being a sore loser, as many factors could be at play, such as the loss solely being the fault of the player because they didn't stop when they should have, hence they may just need to vent, knowing full well they only have themselves to blame.
I think sometimes people forget that $100 to one person may be the equivalent of $1.00 to another. Hence, when someone raises a concern and states the amount they loss, others shouldn't be quick to just focus on the monetary amount and label them a sore loser just because they perceive that amount to be large and painful to lose in the context of their own lives. That person may just be stating the amount to explain a point, or offer further history to their story. I have been labelled a sore loser, yet no one here knows what I do for a living, how much money I earn, or what my total loses are on a daily or weekly basis. All they know is the information I provide, and this may just be a small piece of what I have done.
To label someone a sore loser is to assume you know everything about that persons financial situation and the true worth of a dollar to them. I think sometimes people like to vent, and that's fine, but sometimes they may just be trying to make a point or refer to a greater issue beyond a dollar amount. People labelled me a sore loser because of 4 or 5 threads I wrote which referenced loses within my complaints. That's 4 or 5 loses they are aware of over the course of many months I have been a member here, yet I am a player who plays 4-5 times per week, and I can assure you they are not all winning sessions. People don't air complaints about casinos they just won at, hence most complaints will reference a loss or losing session.
If I was truly a sore loser who complained about all my loses, I can assure you this site would jam up and shut down if I were to post a thread complaining after each loss. Sometimes everyone should take a moment to look pass the stated monetary loses stated, and try to actually see what the real point someone may be trying to make. Yes I have vented about loses, yet I have never raised a complaint with a casino purely based on the fact I was upset at losing. If I don't feel I got my entertainments worth, received misleading information, experienced poor service or unplayable technical issues, then yes I'm going to complain. Losing is just the inevitable common occurrence that will always be present regardless of the true nature of the complaint. In my opinion it's ignorant to focus immediately on the players loses and automatically draw your conclusions based on just that one piece of what may be a 1,000 piece puzzle.
Promise I'll try to stop with the lengthy posts.
