Truly fair games, like ours, dont change the odds over time to try to achieve a certain RTP.
Unlike a UK pub game, a players chance for winning a big award does not change if she has already won one or more jackpots. Your odds of winning on a given game are exactly same every single game no matter what. Prior wins, prior losses, balance, deposits, bet size, length of play, other player results, day of week, time of day, phase of moon, etc. none of these affect your odds.
Return To Player (RTP) reflects the expected average value of a single play of the game. It is a simple calculation which considers the size of each possible award and the odds of getting such winning outcomes. Of course, when you actually play one game, you dont get a sum of all possibilities you get a single outcome. This result yields either a no win or some award from the pay table. Lets say you only bet on one payline of a slot game. Your effective return after one game would be 0% (loser), or 200%, 500%, 1000%, etc. Obviously, you cant be at 96% return after a single game.
A good analogy would be flipping a coin. You have a 50% chance of having the coin land head side up. However, after one flip, the ratio of heads to tails would either be 100% or 0%. Though the ratio could equalise after a second flip, in is just as likely not to. You need lots of coin flips in order for the average percentage of heads to pretty much be guaranteed to be close to 50%. It is worth pointing out that after 1 million coin flips, it is exceedingly unlikely that there will be exactly 500,000 heads and 500,000 tails.
Back to our casino games. The larger the number of games played, the closer the actual return should be expected RTP. The number of games to be played in order for the actual return to be within 1% of the expected return is a function of volatility of the game itself. Typically, the higher the top award, the greater the volatility. A win one / lose one proposition like playing BLACK in roulette, will normally have actual return close to expected return after 14,000 plays. This level of closeness can occur much sooner, but it takes 14,000 plays to achieve a 90% confidence level that we will be within 1% of expectation.
A game like Wheel of Fortune, where you can win 50000x your bet, has much greater volatility. To be very likely to be within 1% of expect return requires 1.4 million games! The fewer games played, the wider the expected difference between actual return and expected return.
As for Texas Hold'em, Bot behaviour is based only on the following rules and never on the value of your cards, the size of your Blind bet, your prior outcomes, your balance, or any other external factor.
If the red bot has a stronger hand than the blue bot before the flop, it will always call and raise your initial Blind bet. The blue bot will fold.
If the blue bot has a stronger hand than the red bot, then the red bot will randomly either call your initial Blind bet or fold. In the former case, referred to as a rich pot, the red bot is guaranteed to fold the next time around. So, if you subsequently CALL, RAISE or go ALL IN, the red bot will leave the game to you and the blue bot.
If either bot hand is in the lower quartile of standard initial hand rankings, the hand with the highest ranking is selected to be the strong hand; otherwise the best outcome is used. In the case where both bots have equally strong hands, one of the bots is randomly chosen.
After the flop, the remaining bot will always match your betting action. If you CHECK, the bot will check. If you BET, the bot will call, but will never raise. After the flop, you always control the betting.
Some of the sites using wagerworks software even publish a strategy guide. I know some players find it hard to believe but there is no value in players losing their money so soon due to not playing top strategy. We do value their play experience and I think this is proven by the unique contant with exciting features a la Monopoly, Wheel, Texas and games with extra features such as 21+3 and Hot Streak Bonuses.
I would love to spend all day on here correcting people or answering our case but I simply can't. I beliee that you have a high level of understa ding from many members but sometimes whena player loses, they simply cannot comprehend that a certain software isn't rigged.
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