First off, I know exactly what the op is referring to gameplay wise. That said, I've still hit seem decent wins in the last week or two. I've had a couple x200 @ £2.50 in quick succession than BAM - either no freespin/bonus round (5fruits) or a bonus round and immediate blow out on the higher green...um....cahooonas I call them.
I still can't believe after all these years we're being fooled by the RNG bullsh!T - If slots were really RANDOM
- vendors could not propose a '96% average payout' - how could they
- all RNG algorithms would be published on the casinos site - actually, on the developers site
- people would better understand that all casinos pull each spin from the vendors server. That winning spin I at VS, IF I chose to play at Guts instead and pushed the spin button and called that particular outcome.... I would get the same win.
All that said... how does a game know if I'm wagering £0.09 or £4.50 (I'm UK)? I assume it doesn't. If I hit that HUGE (x7000) DOA win on £0.09 as per CM 'screener of the year a while back'.... £750, IIRC. So, what if it that spin was wagered at £4.50?
- would it have ben such a big hit?
- would the slot have gone stone cold after paying £28,000+
- if the latter, why and how? It's Random, right, although over months, not a spin.
Apparently - you push spin and request an outcome from a server - your mate, playing at a different casino presses spin a second later and gets another outcome from the same server. Multiply that around the globe and there we have it.
My guess is... If I won £20,000 on Fruit Warp (not sure what bet that would be) at VS! VS would go to the vendor NYX and say, hey, uh £20,000 win. NYX would say, yep, correct, we'll pass it over. Each casino is hiring the game at a cost, the vendor pays.
Otherwise... a slot comes out exclusive to casino A. After a few months casino B releases said slot and on the first day a player hits a stupid, jackpot, I'm gonna retire win. That ain't gonna go down to well if Casino B has to pay up
Hmm, what a rant. In perspective.. Fruit Warp is on the first page of most popular at VS