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[maphesto]

I have no "thank you"-button here but I agree with KK and his explanation.

I am always mad at those slots where there is an annoying sound which gratulates you to your win when your "win" was lower than your bet..

IE if the player wagers 100 and has 30 in return at the end of wagering 100 then the RTP would be calculated as 30%.

 

[Simmo!]

Please note that people will likely tend to submit data about their worse sessions. So your sample might be skewed.

Good point. Being selective wouldn't guarantee accuracy but if you take the stats from *every* session a player has between time A and time B that would work. You have the agenda issue too. Someone who might want to skew the stats one way or another would probably be selective.

The only 100% accurate reflection would directly come from accessing the logs on the casino server directly between two time points. And that is already provided by many casinos - see Club World's recent posts about about annual RTP on slot games. If they could be persuaded to feed them into our system, that would be cool.

 

[takethemoney]

Some of my experience looking at my own logs reveals a very clear take down mode, where nothing can be done. Once the software decides it is going to take you out, logging out and coming back later, playing different games, betting lower...none of them seem to work. I wish there were an explanation for it, but there seems to be non, other than a decided take down mode. Shyguy, I believe the logs I sent you show just this, from 2 different $4000 starting balances.

 

[Shyguy]

Thanks for the input all. I have been looking at a variety of ways to record and produce the stats fairly. I will publish the full May report here on the 1st May.

KasinoKing - you are right, if a player wagers 100 and from that total wager wins 110 then the RTP will be 110%. The issue I had at the start was importing the wins during the 100 wagered. For example a player could wager 100 and win 500. If they carry on and wager that up to "zero point" then the figure (in our reports will still be an RTP of 0%). The stats will be of interest to all though, especially the profit percentage where players should stop and move on!!

 

[KasinoKing]

KasinoKing - you are right, if a player wagers 100 and from that total wager wins 110 then the RTP will be 110%. The issue I had at the start was importing the wins during the 100 wagered.

For example a player could wager 100 and win 500. If they carry on and wager that up to "zero point" then the figure (in our reports will still be an RTP of 0%).

Errr.. no, the RTP can NEVER be 0% - unless every single spin pays $0.

KK

 

[Shyguy]

Errr.. no, the RTP can NEVER be 0% - unless every single spin pays $0.

KK

There are sessions where players have won nothing from a set number of spins. A player elsewhere however will have won a lot of money during these spins, I take the average.