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- May 22, 2012
That's another good point that I've thought about myself.
How many actual spins validate the RTP?
What? Say we spin 10,000 spins and our (Personal) RTP is around 60-70%, then we complain, will we still have our software supporters say, "Well you need to spin alot more than that to justify your 60-70% statement; try spinning another 50,000 and see what your RTP is"?
I reckon between 5,000 and 10,000 spins is enough to determine whether a slot's RTP is accurate enough or not (IMO).
Don't get me wrong, this thread isn't a NetEnt bashing thread. I like NetEnt games alot, but it's just that some of the games RTP is no where near good enough over a period of spins to say that there's a fair return.
Just now I've had another 600 spins and it's paid back 65%.
I think it's time to stay away from this slot, and not complain about it and just stick to slots like Thief & Secret of the Stones. These 2 have paid back with a good RTP, and in all honesty Thief has paid me back with over 100% RTP.
So It's my fault really, I guess
Firstly, TFTUT is a newer NetBent slot. See my screenshot where I got 15 spins with 4 scatters and got 0.45 X stake! Only 1 has been posted of a win in excess of 1k x stake, where it was also a 15 spin trigger and the Turd got flushed. On 10 freespins I've never seen it flushed. There is a new term coined on here called 'netent variance' which has made the newer releases almost impossible to gain big cashouts on. The usual pattern is a slight raise on deposit, say up to 20% or no raise. Next, your balance will experience death by 1000 cuts. You will then hit 'the point of no recovery' whereby you are 250+ stake down on your deposit. Then you will probably get a 100-300x stake win, at best restoring you to marginally up, but more likely down. Repeat and lose.
Secondly, you won't see TRTP from 5-10000 spins and if your opinion is that you WILL you should stop now - it's possible but not likely. On here, several people have used a speed-cheat to play over a million spins on several slots, especially MG ones. You actually hit near enough the exact stated TRTP on several hundred thousand spins. Most players will never attain that on a single slot on a single site, and the software providers and the casinos know it. Even if the players did, the casinos would still have made their 4-5%. These experiments, including the ones me and others did on DoA show how very rare the big hits are.
Your last sentence bemoans a bad return of 60% on one game but boasts over 100% on others! What do expect? >100% on all of them?? Overall, equate you PLAYER return from the casino, and you'll see it's much nearer 95% RTP, even just by amalgamating the examples you gave.
You can't win all the time, especially on newer Netbent games.