I've really changed my whole flow in the casino after watching and listening to you guys. I used to be the one that would sit down on a machine when someone dumps a bunch in and doesn't win, or see a "Bonus" about to pop and play it thinking it'll hit any minute and get mad when it doesn't. It's good to know none of that matters and now I don't even pay attention to anything other than which machines will give me the best chance to get paid. The brain is a crazy hurtle to adjust to with the new thought process and I'm looking forward to slaying more jackpots! You guys rock!
@@tonyjones8623This video explains volatility pretty good. I can't explain the difference between them like he, Marc or others can. I'm definitely no professional. I don't believe slot machine work off odds like table games, but more payback percentage which doesn't really do much in the short term. Safer bets though are low volatile.
This is the best explanation of slot volatility I've ever heard. I wish I knew this stuff 15-20 years. I used to go on a message board back in the day to see what the popular games were. In hindsight, playing Wicked Winnings was not a great idea lol. I think the newer generation of slot players will find this info very helpful. The biggest thing I've learned from Brantley and Marc is to walk the whole casino floor to see what games the casino has before deciding what to play. Some of the best low volatility machines can be hiding in a deep dark crevice. You guys are awesome! Thanks for the video.
From listening to these guys The best way to describe volatility is if there’s a 50k jackpot or a 2,500 dollar jackpot for the same denom and same bet amount that the 2,500$ jackpot will pay a player 20 players a 2,500$ jack pot as supposed to a single player getting a 50k jackpot
The first machine I ever played was a low volatility $1 slot with single, double, triple bars and 7's only and the "jackpot 777" was for a full $600. Of course I did the equivalent the hard way and hit all triple bars for $300 twice in about five spins, but that's the beauty of low volatility machines. 🤑👍
Well done, thank you. In the most simple terms, In my mind I picture a tumbler and ping pong balls. Mark three balls as “jackpot “and place them in the tumbler. Now I start adding blank balls. The more blank balls I add the higher the volatility because they decrease the likelihood of the jackpot balls being drawn. At least that’s the way I perceive it.
Really like your narration skills. You speak clearly, slowly and in a simple manner most people can understand. And to boot...your voice is always happy sounding and I hear no profanity. An A+ channel all around in my book.
New subscriber and new slot enthusiast here !! I gotta admit that i had absolutely NO idea of what i was doing at all and simply was giving my money away. After watching maybe 3-4 of your videos, i can certify that i am at least 25% more aware of the basics and wise with my money, so mission accomplished!!!! I just wanted to drop by and thank you both for what you do on educating us. 💯 It's much appreciated, thank you🧡
After watching several of your videos and taking notes, my boyfriend and I ventured out once more to Coconut Creek Casino in Florida, but this time with the knowledge of volatility and how to advance from 1 machine to another keeping with low volatility but betting low then higher and coming out WINNERS!!. We started with $100 and played Double Strike, a $1machine betting 3 credits and doubling our winnings, then advancing to Double Diamonds, $1 machine betting $5 and winning $4000 and then advancing to another Triple Double Diamonds and hit 48 free games and won $500!!! We left winning $700 in all!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a simple and direct way!!! We will keep watching and I now know what I am aiming for when before the screen was a blank slate to me......Melissa
Good one. People get too wrapped up in payback percentage when volatility is the key to longevity playing a slot machine. I can tell just by seeing how pretty and flashing lights is on a machine to know to stay away from it. LOL
Am new to RUclips and gaming videos, and I really have enjoyed the 2,. I have seen. The first one about how to play quarter and dollar machines vindicated the way I play. Since I play mostly classic machines, to try and end up with more than I start with. I will play Dancing Drums for entertainment, not caring about " jackpots", but have a certain amount to loose for entertainment. That said, I have learned to recognize when a classic 3 reel machine is entering it's dead time. Usually I have the means to play through it and the time to do it. I have come to recognize that when certain symbols appear, the dead time is starting. It adds to my entertainment value to guess how long until a hit is made. Have been watching some videos on RUclips, and when the players are begging the machines to give them anything, I usually can tell they will run out of money or just quit before the dead time passes. Thanks for the information, I find it very interesting and informative. PS, took $2000, last week played $1 classic machine 1 at a time, and quarter 5 lines 1 coin per line, at the end of my time, I came home with over $2100. Your method and mine works. Sometimes breaking even is winning to me, since don't always get the top pay
All I play is slots, and sadly when the wife and I go, we each have only $100 to spend. I am going to pay more attention now to these things, and see if I get luckier. Thanks!
I looked at the game rules on a slot that had a ton of lines and the charts showing the pay lines is crazy. Makes it seem like you’ll hit every time. If only it did! I’ll stick to my old school slots that aren’t confusing and lower in volatility 😂
Sir Brantley, well done! I think that you carried yourself in the upmost professional way, on how you responded to one of your viewer, who has never worked in a casino. Even I, myself backed up from the computer while you was ramping. Lol…🤣😂🤣 it’s viewers like them, who’s gonna make your channel stronger 😉
I'm moving to Vegas soon and plan to play $100 as a lark...well hopefully smart. Your info is priceless. I'm going to try your low budget method and not even think about .01 machines. If I lose, I'll at least know I still had a better chance.
I can't thank you guys enough for the information you're putting out! You all have helped me become a smarter player and I have even used this information to steer my wife towards games she has a better chance of winning. Needless to say, that's a win-win for both of us! Keep up the great work, and thank you both for sharing your knowledge! Liked and subscribed.
Thanks to your videos, I have a HUGE note file on my iPhone with all of your advice, tips, and recommendations. The next time I go to Vegas, I'll feel like I'm cheating with inside top-secret info in my hands. ;-) Love your channel, my man!
My favorite machine is Triple Red hot 777. It's not the lowest in volatility as it has some multipliers and bonus rounds, but I find it quite effective for building a bankroll from a low budget, especially a 25c 5 liner. I try to avoid the ones with the wheel of fortune tho as it requires a higher bet to unlock the feature. Just roll low and patiently. Don't forget to tip your waitress!
This was actually very interesting to listen to and never thought of that during my casino visits. For awhile I had been playing games like Wheel of Fortune and a few other video slots because I was comfortable with it. My family had been warned me that the payout would be terrible on those games and they were right. Lately have had no luck on them but they started introducing me to the old school low volatility slots like Top Dollar & Pinball and surprisingly doing better. A lot of helpful tips into what games I decide to play going forward when visiting a casino 👍🏻
I have to disagree that Pinball is a low volatility slot....when I put a $20 bill in and hit ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on that $20 in My mind makes it a Very high Volatile slot game!!!
New subsciber. Seen a video on tiktok and came to youtube to sub. I watched several videos on tips and tricks and went to the Golden nugget in Lake Charles LA yesterday with $200 and walked out with $2500. Played triple double diamonds and pinball. Thanks for the tips. It worked phenomenally.
My favorite slot machines are white ice and wild cherry. And I do believe both of them are low volatility. And I consistently win or break even on both. My sister plays this flashy shark thing game with this computer generated fish tank above her head. And she loses way more than she has ever won. But because she won real big one time you can't convince her it's a bad bet. Of course I play a little keno here and there because on my 21st a million years ago I put a dollar in a nickel keno machine, Took the light pen out, drew an 8 spot on it, Max bet it (20 cents) and 3 spins later hit all 8 numbers and won 2000 dollars. And 20 minutes later won another 800 on the same machine. But I don't spend more than 20 dollars on keno on any casino visit. EVER! But my sister keeps dumping money into that shark tank. And it makes me sick!
Good example of the double gold being deceptively simple. I thought two days ago it was low volatile because of that and have realized with so many dead spins it’s actually very far on the internet side.
have enjoyed watching and learning from your videos!!!! I'm planning a trip to the casino I wanted to ask when I pick a simple game and try to build my bank roll I'm going to use your strategy from your other video I wanted to ask do you recommend single credit bets or max credit bets on the small 3 wheel single line games? I wasn't sure
My wife and cousins like to play all the new “fun” penny slots. They get mad because they don’t win like I do. I’m always looking for old 3 reel games that are 5 cent or higher denom. The older junky looking the better..lol
I’ve noticed a lot of machines in my country are being replaced with the high volatile machines like dragon link etc. We are losing a lot of the low volatile machines 😢
I am retired, while I LOVE slots, I can't afford to play much, so I play the 25-cent machines. Can you say which ones would be the best for me to play? I may not win much, but It would be fun to keep playing.
When casinos decide whether to buy a machine for "the long haul", how long a time is that? How long do they typically intend to keep a machine? I assume that they have some target amount of money that they expect to make per machine, within some span of time, but I have no idea how quickly they expect to make it. Since the machines themselves are not cheap, they must operate them in the red for a while until they recoup that cost. After that, whatever isn't returned to players is pure profit. It would make sense for casino operators to set the RTP lower until it's paid for, then perhaps kick it up a bit after that. I know this isn't something that they can't just do by pressing a button, but it can be done. And once the machine is paid for, it might make sense to sweeten the RTP a little to keep players interested. Do they do this?
Majority of slots today are contracted and they don’t make traditional payments. The manufacturer receives a percent of coin in. They don’t set odds lower when they are new, purchase or lease. As for how long they keep the machines it depends on the manufacturer lease agreement and if they just directly buy one they plan on keeping it for a long as possible
It would be possible to implement almost any game with any desired amount of volatility as long as there was some way for the machine to pay lines or bonuses that are high enough to support the volatility. (Side note: Adding the "Cash Man" feature to older, low volatility games was a way to increase volatility without changing the DNA of the game.) This leads me to wonder if it is really true that machines in use today do not have casino-settable volatility. If not, I can easily imagine that thy will one day.
How does the volatility of the class 2 machines differ from the class 3 machines. My state only has class 2 machines. How do you pick a machine when there are only class 2 to choose from. Will you make a video on choosing a class two machine?
I've always wondered when you get a pick the grand jackpot bonus, is the prize you receive predetermined or is it truly a random pick bonus? I've watched waaaay too many people pick mini after mini for it to be a truly random pick
My understanding is that when playing the highly volatile slots you have a much greater chance of losing your bankroll, as the machines will very rarely pay out. However you could once in a while bag a massive win, after which you should definitely stop playing on that machine otherwise it will take all your winnings back. It's probably best to lower your bets significantly on highly volatile slots, cuz that way you can at least play for a longer period. Would that be a correct assumption?
Ihit 5 jackpots on a block of blazing 7 machines at a bingo gaming place then a man came along and put a card in each machine then could not hit anything was he changing the chances
No. there is no card that can do that. changing odds is a lot more of an in depth process. Employees are often required to put their card in at banks during the day to go on record as being in the area. Does nothing to the game.
Soooo, I just started watching this video. I have viewed a couple others that you have online also. You just said something about bingo not being included in this. I play in Eastern Oklahoma and a lot of the casinos are based on bingo cards. Up in the left-hand corner of every spin you will see a bingo card that is filled. Is that what you're talking about? So would none of your advice go for these machines in the casinos that are bingo based?
IS FIRE LINK ARCTIC ICE HI OR LO ? IS HEIDI BEUR HAUS HI OR LO? THESE ARE MY 2 FVORITE GAMES , HEIDI BEEN ON THE CASINO FLOOR FOR 4 YEARS DOESN'T PAY OUT MUCH ANYMORE. SO MANY dead spins. IDK IF it's becasue of the age of the machine or the V
Unfortunately I'm a year late to this channel.... Last year my dad died and left me $70,000... I wasted at least half of it playing Penny games scared to play any other denomination.... Now if I had $70,000 I know what games to play to build it up to $200,000.
interesting at 13:33 where you compare the 2 machines and the top line is vastly different on the one on the right - the lower hits, though are a lot LOWER on the one on the right than on the left. So is it fair to say the lower line hits are more frequent on the one on the right vs the one on the left? But the top payout is more likely on the one on the left vs. the right? Or am I reading the pay table incorrectly?
All wins are less common. The pay tables do not include the multiplier wins. It is not 50,000 and then 180, 150, etc. It is 50,000, 25,920 (180*12*12), 21600 (150*12*12), etc. All the these very rare massive wins need to be "balanced" by losing spins. It takes a lot more losing spins to balance out very rare 50,000 and 25,920 credit wins on 12 Times Pay than it does for the rare 6,000 or 4,050 credit wins on Triple Stars.
So is a Konami or Ainsworth game with 40 lines available but have 30 or 35 lines deactivated so only 5 or 10 lines are active(as done in all high limit rooms) more volatile or less?
Technically in that setting would be a little more volatile but you get the trade off of having higher rewarding line hits. Also with lines, when we talk about volatility differences, it's not a drastic change within the same game.
I've really changed my whole flow in the casino after watching and listening to you guys. I used to be the one that would sit down on a machine when someone dumps a bunch in and doesn't win, or see a "Bonus" about to pop and play it thinking it'll hit any minute and get mad when it doesn't. It's good to know none of that matters and now I don't even pay attention to anything other than which machines will give me the best chance to get paid. The brain is a crazy hurtle to adjust to with the new thought process and I'm looking forward to slaying more jackpots! You guys rock!
Whats the difference between volatility and odds?
@@tonyjones8623This video explains volatility pretty good. I can't explain the difference between them like he, Marc or others can. I'm definitely no professional. I don't believe slot machine work off odds like table games, but more payback percentage which doesn't really do much in the short term. Safer bets though are low volatile.
I was doing the same thing! Brantley and Marc are awesome. I’m looking forward to my next trip to the casino
Totally agree!!!!
@@tothestars00 ty brother
This is the best explanation of slot volatility I've ever heard. I wish I knew this stuff 15-20 years. I used to go on a message board back in the day to see what the popular games were. In hindsight, playing Wicked Winnings was not a great idea lol. I think the newer generation of slot players will find this info very helpful. The biggest thing I've learned from Brantley and Marc is to walk the whole casino floor to see what games the casino has before deciding what to play. Some of the best low volatility machines can be hiding in a deep dark crevice. You guys are awesome! Thanks for the video.
Thank you!
From listening to these guys The best way to describe volatility is if there’s a 50k jackpot or a 2,500 dollar jackpot for the same denom and same bet amount that the 2,500$ jackpot will pay a player 20 players a 2,500$ jack pot as supposed to a single player getting a 50k jackpot
The first machine I ever played was a low volatility $1 slot with single, double, triple bars and 7's only and the "jackpot 777" was for a full $600. Of course I did the equivalent the hard way and hit all triple bars for $300 twice in about five spins, but that's the beauty of low volatility machines. 🤑👍
Well done, thank you. In the most simple terms, In my mind I picture a tumbler and ping pong balls. Mark three balls as “jackpot “and place them in the tumbler. Now I start adding blank balls. The more blank balls I add the higher the volatility because they decrease the likelihood of the jackpot balls being drawn. At least that’s the way I perceive it.
Exactly!
Really like your narration skills. You speak clearly, slowly and in a simple manner most people can understand. And to boot...your voice is always happy sounding and I hear no profanity. An A+ channel all around in my book.
Thank you so much 🙂
My favorite slot channel.
New subscriber and new slot enthusiast here !!
I gotta admit that i had absolutely NO idea of what i was doing at all and simply was giving my money away.
After watching maybe 3-4 of your videos, i can certify that i am at least 25% more aware of the basics and wise with my money, so mission accomplished!!!!
I just wanted to drop by and thank you both for what you do on educating us. 💯
It's much appreciated, thank you🧡
After watching several of your videos and taking notes, my boyfriend and I ventured out once more to Coconut Creek Casino in Florida, but this time with the knowledge of volatility and how to advance from 1 machine to another keeping with low volatility but betting low then higher and coming out WINNERS!!. We started with $100 and played Double Strike, a $1machine betting 3 credits and doubling our winnings, then advancing to Double Diamonds, $1 machine betting $5 and winning $4000 and then advancing to another Triple Double Diamonds and hit 48 free games and won $500!!! We left winning $700 in all!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a simple and direct way!!! We will keep watching and I now know what I am aiming for when before the screen was a blank slate to me......Melissa
Good one. People get too wrapped up in payback percentage when volatility is the key to longevity playing a slot machine. I can tell just by seeing how pretty and flashing lights is on a machine to know to stay away from it. LOL
Been waiting for this video. Glad you finally made it. Time to rope in my first jackpot!
Thank you :)
This channels live shows are the best, be sure to tune in!!!
Am new to RUclips and gaming videos, and I really have enjoyed the 2,. I have seen. The first one about how to play quarter and dollar machines vindicated the way I play. Since I play mostly classic machines, to try and end up with more than I start with. I will play Dancing Drums for entertainment, not caring about " jackpots", but have a certain amount to loose for entertainment. That said, I have learned to recognize when a classic 3 reel machine is entering it's dead time. Usually I have the means to play through it and the time to do it. I have come to recognize that when certain symbols appear, the dead time is starting. It adds to my entertainment value to guess how long until a hit is made. Have been watching some videos on RUclips, and when the players are begging the machines to give them anything, I usually can tell they will run out of money or just quit before the dead time passes. Thanks for the information, I find it very interesting and informative. PS, took $2000, last week played $1 classic machine 1 at a time, and quarter 5 lines 1 coin per line, at the end of my time, I came home with over $2100. Your method and mine works. Sometimes breaking even is winning to me, since don't always get the top pay
All I play is slots, and sadly when the wife and I go, we each have only $100 to spend. I am going to pay more attention now to these things, and see if I get luckier. Thanks!
I looked at the game rules on a slot that had a ton of lines and the charts showing the pay lines is crazy. Makes it seem like you’ll hit every time. If only it did! I’ll stick to my old school slots that aren’t confusing and lower in volatility 😂
Sir Brantley, well done! I think that you carried yourself in the upmost professional way, on how you responded to one of your viewer, who has never worked in a casino. Even I, myself backed up from the computer while you was ramping. Lol…🤣😂🤣 it’s viewers like them, who’s gonna make your channel stronger 😉
I'm learning so much from you, Brantley and Marc. Keep up the good work!
I'm moving to Vegas soon and plan to play $100 as a lark...well hopefully smart. Your info is priceless. I'm going to try your low budget method and not even think about .01 machines.
If I lose, I'll at least know I still had a better chance.
I can't thank you guys enough for the information you're putting out! You all have helped me become a smarter player and I have even used this information to steer my wife towards games she has a better chance of winning. Needless to say, that's a win-win for both of us! Keep up the great work, and thank you both for sharing your knowledge! Liked and subscribed.
Excellent video as usual! So informative! Thanks!
Thanks to your videos, I have a HUGE note file on my iPhone with all of your advice, tips, and recommendations. The next time I go to Vegas, I'll feel like I'm cheating with inside top-secret info in my hands. ;-) Love your channel, my man!
Me too!!!
My favorite machine is Triple Red hot 777. It's not the lowest in volatility as it has some multipliers and bonus rounds, but I find it quite effective for building a bankroll from a low budget, especially a 25c 5 liner. I try to avoid the ones with the wheel of fortune tho as it requires a higher bet to unlock the feature. Just roll low and patiently. Don't forget to tip your waitress!
This was actually very interesting to listen to and never thought of that during my casino visits. For awhile I had been playing games like Wheel of Fortune and a few other video slots because I was comfortable with it. My family had been warned me that the payout would be terrible on those games and they were right. Lately have had no luck on them but they started introducing me to the old school low volatility slots like Top Dollar & Pinball and surprisingly doing better. A lot of helpful tips into what games I decide to play going forward when visiting a casino 👍🏻
I have to disagree that Pinball is a low volatility slot....when I put a $20 bill in and hit ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on that $20 in My mind makes it a Very high Volatile slot game!!!
New subsciber. Seen a video on tiktok and came to youtube to sub. I watched several videos on tips and tricks and went to the Golden nugget in Lake Charles LA yesterday with $200 and walked out with $2500. Played triple double diamonds and pinball. Thanks for the tips. It worked phenomenally.
Best advice and it work’s! Thank you👏👏👏
I've started doing alot better after watching your videos!!! just waiting for my jackpots now hahah
Hahahaha! Why did I find the animation so funny? Can we have slot races more often?
Your videos are awesome. Thanks for teaching us.
My favorite slot machines are white ice and wild cherry. And I do believe both of them are low volatility. And I consistently win or break even on both. My sister plays this flashy shark thing game with this computer generated fish tank above her head. And she loses way more than she has ever won. But because she won real big one time you can't convince her it's a bad bet. Of course I play a little keno here and there because on my 21st a million years ago I put a dollar in a nickel keno machine, Took the light pen out, drew an 8 spot on it, Max bet it (20 cents) and 3 spins later hit all 8 numbers and won 2000 dollars. And 20 minutes later won another 800 on the same machine. But I don't spend more than 20 dollars on keno on any casino visit. EVER! But my sister keeps dumping money into that shark tank. And it makes me sick!
Good example of the double gold being deceptively simple. I thought two days ago it was low volatile because of that and have realized with so many dead spins it’s actually very far on the internet side.
This makes a lot of sense… thanks…
Looking forward to trying these tips on my next visit to Vegas. Sept. Wish me luck!
I dont know if you have any videos regarding Tribal Casinos, but would be interested in your take on their approach and settings.
Used your part 2 on best slots and did so good! Thanks for your help!
Awesome videos!!Continue the success!
have enjoyed watching and learning from your videos!!!! I'm planning a trip to the casino I wanted to ask when I pick a simple game and try to build my bank roll I'm going to use your strategy from your other video I wanted to ask do you recommend single credit bets or max credit bets on the small 3 wheel single line games? I wasn't sure
I picked the Dragons and got Dragon'd.
LOL!
After watching your video this weekend, I won 4 hand pays! $1600, then $3600, then 2 $1600s!! thank you!!
Congrats!
Do you mind sharing the games you played most?
Thank you for your channel! I will be looking for these factors next time I visit a casino.
THANKS FOR THE INFO COWBOY SLOTS 🏆🏆🏆
My wife and cousins like to play all the new “fun” penny slots. They get mad because they don’t win like I do. I’m always looking for old 3 reel games that are 5 cent or higher denom. The older junky looking the better..lol
I’ve noticed a lot of machines in my country are being replaced with the high volatile machines like dragon link etc. We are losing a lot of the low volatile machines 😢
Have you ever gambled in Shreveport Louisiana? If so what do you think of the casinos?
I am retired, while I LOVE slots, I can't afford to play much, so I play the 25-cent machines. Can you say which ones would be the best for me to play? I may not win much, but It would be fun to keep playing.
Great information Cowboy.
Ill try your tips on my next Casino trip
This is great thank you for sharing.. dose this rules apply to online slots as well?
And again thank you
When casinos decide whether to buy a machine for "the long haul", how long a time is that? How long do they typically intend to keep a machine? I assume that they have some target amount of money that they expect to make per machine, within some span of time, but I have no idea how quickly they expect to make it. Since the machines themselves are not cheap, they must operate them in the red for a while until they recoup that cost. After that, whatever isn't returned to players is pure profit.
It would make sense for casino operators to set the RTP lower until it's paid for, then perhaps kick it up a bit after that. I know this isn't something that they can't just do by pressing a button, but it can be done. And once the machine is paid for, it might make sense to sweeten the RTP a little to keep players interested. Do they do this?
Majority of slots today are contracted and they don’t make traditional payments. The manufacturer receives a percent of coin in. They don’t set odds lower when they are new, purchase or lease. As for how long they keep the machines it depends on the manufacturer lease agreement and if they just directly buy one they plan on keeping it for a long as possible
It would be possible to implement almost any game with any desired amount of volatility as long as there was some way for the machine to pay lines or bonuses that are high enough to support the volatility. (Side note: Adding the "Cash Man" feature to older, low volatility games was a way to increase volatility without changing the DNA of the game.) This leads me to wonder if it is really true that machines in use today do not have casino-settable volatility. If not, I can easily imagine that thy will one day.
Signs of PLAYER volatility,
Smashed buttons
How does the volatility of the class 2 machines differ from the class 3 machines. My state only has class 2 machines. How do you pick a machine when there are only class 2 to choose from. Will you make a video on choosing a class two machine?
hey cowboy any chance we could get some more videos of you playing putting your knowledge to the test?
we rotate live play and game reviews. More live play will be out later this month.
Great advice! Thanks so much!
Hi from my experience I radsomly select if I go right to a newbi lose
I've always wondered when you get a pick the grand jackpot bonus, is the prize you receive predetermined or is it truly a random pick bonus? I've watched waaaay too many people pick mini after mini for it to be a truly random pick
Those are predetermined. Check out that video on progressives, Marc goes over those. Thanks for watching!
@@CowboySlots good to know, and thanks for all the great content! Keep em coming
Ive been doing the 5 spin method and it's been working.
It’s purely coincidence that method is “working”. Machines aren’t programmed to give any clues as to a machine being a winner or not. Just be careful.
Hey man i appreciate you after watching your vids i hit 1 handpay and a couple jackpots right under $1200 last week
Congrats!
My understanding is that when playing the highly volatile slots you have a much greater chance of losing your bankroll, as the machines will very rarely pay out. However you could once in a while bag a massive win, after which you should definitely stop playing on that machine otherwise it will take all your winnings back. It's probably best to lower your bets significantly on highly volatile slots, cuz that way you can at least play for a longer period. Would that be a correct assumption?
correct 🤠 Thanks for watching!
Ihit 5 jackpots on a block of blazing 7 machines at a bingo gaming place then a man came along and put a card in each machine then could not hit anything was he changing the chances
No. there is no card that can do that. changing odds is a lot more of an in depth process. Employees are often required to put their card in at banks during the day to go on record as being in the area. Does nothing to the game.
Thanks!
Hi cowboy, when will come to Des Moines IA playing with me? Please help me pick the right slots machine Praire Meadows
Love that casino and horse track.
Soooo, I just started watching this video. I have viewed a couple others that you have online also. You just said something about bingo not being included in this. I play in Eastern Oklahoma and a lot of the casinos are based on bingo cards. Up in the left-hand corner of every spin you will see a bingo card that is filled. Is that what you're talking about? So would none of your advice go for these machines in the casinos that are bingo based?
There should be a whole course on this stuff
IS FIRE LINK ARCTIC ICE HI OR LO ?
IS HEIDI BEUR HAUS HI OR LO?
THESE ARE MY 2 FVORITE GAMES , HEIDI BEEN ON THE CASINO FLOOR FOR 4 YEARS DOESN'T PAY OUT MUCH ANYMORE. SO MANY dead spins. IDK IF it's becasue of the age of the machine or the V
Great video
Wish my brain could remember what you say 😂.
Unfortunately I'm a year late to this channel.... Last year my dad died and left me $70,000... I wasted at least half of it playing Penny games scared to play any other denomination....
Now if I had $70,000 I know what games to play to build it up to $200,000.
Thank you. May be I missed it by why is the five line triple start the least volatile? I always thought the more lines the higher the volatility
That's my question also
He Haw what's going can you do one video on ultimate fire link 🔥
interesting at 13:33 where you compare the 2 machines and the top line is vastly different on the one on the right - the lower hits, though are a lot LOWER on the one on the right than on the left. So is it fair to say the lower line hits are more frequent on the one on the right vs the one on the left? But the top payout is more likely on the one on the left vs. the right? Or am I reading the pay table incorrectly?
All wins are less common. The pay tables do not include the multiplier wins. It is not 50,000 and then 180, 150, etc. It is 50,000, 25,920 (180*12*12), 21600 (150*12*12), etc. All the these very rare massive wins need to be "balanced" by losing spins. It takes a lot more losing spins to balance out very rare 50,000 and 25,920 credit wins on 12 Times Pay than it does for the rare 6,000 or 4,050 credit wins on Triple Stars.
Is online Instant games a slot?
No
I didn't even know there was a rule button?
So is a Konami or Ainsworth game with 40 lines available but have 30 or 35 lines deactivated so only 5 or 10 lines are active(as done in all high limit rooms) more volatile or less?
Technically in that setting would be a little more volatile but you get the trade off of having higher rewarding line hits. Also with lines, when we talk about volatility differences, it's not a drastic change within the same game.
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9:34: How to tell volatility?
Still confussing😂 need noted
Hee Haw !
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Sorry…What is RNG?
Too many acronyms used, thinking that we know what the acronyms stand for.
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