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[Biohazard WANTED $675 Outlaw]

Right, so it depends on the game. When it indicates best strategy is when there is a genuine decision to be made at some point by the player. An example of this is on Deal or no Deal Go All The Way (the hint is in the name) to achieve the maximum RTP, you should continue throughout the bonus and gamble everything to get the top feature. That is the best strategy there.

Another example is Legend of the Pharaohs, where it offers you a choice of free spins upon a retrigger, and certain options will have a better theoretical RTP than others.

In the case of Reel King, the gamble is a true 50/50 gamble, meaning that the RTP is exactly 100% and therefore has no impact on the overall base game theoretical RTP of 94%. This is because you can only trigger the gamble via a win generated from the 94%. Hope this makes sense.

[Haz40 WANTED $1,167 Outlaw]

Biohazard wrote:

Right, so it depends on the game. When it indicates best strategy is when there is a genuine decision to be made at some point by the player. An example of this is on Deal or no Deal Go All The Way (the hint is in the name) to achieve the maximum RTP, you should continue throughout the bonus and gamble everything to get the top feature. That is the best strategy there.

Another example is Legend of the Pharaohs, where it offers you a choice of free spins upon a retrigger, and certain options will have a better theoretical RTP than others.

In the case of Reel King, the gamble is a true 50/50 gamble, meaning that the RTP is exactly 100% and therefore has no impact on the overall base game theoretical RTP of 94%. This is because you can only trigger the gamble via a win generated from the 94%. Hope this makes sense.

So theoretically speaking then on average you would lose first gamble 50% of the time. second 25% third gamble 12.5% and on average to would hit a six tier ladder 1 in every 64 times which is something like 1.56 % chance which sounds quite unrealistic in a way but if you sit playing and have up to 100 wins it’s actually more likely to happen than not. On average of course

[Biohazard WANTED $675 Outlaw]

Yep that’s exactly right. With quantity, chances are you will hit the top eventually. Of course it’s even chance on a 94% RTP base, so you’ll always lose in the long run! That is, if you don’t Martingale it like Steve does, then you have a chance perhaps haha.

Captain Venture gamble ladder is similar, however the last gamble (to 1000x) is weighted accordingly. E.g. if you were on £600 on a £1 bet, and the top was therefore £1000, you’d win 60% of the time. I think that’s right anyway, you get the gist.

[The Bandit WANTED $5,419 El Bandito]

When i take a win out of the base game, say 2 scrolls on max stake goes for £1,240 – i take it to the gamble and it loses first press. Do you think i have added that £1,240 to the gamble “pot”? With it stating it pays out at 100%, is that just now waiting for me to fill it up before it spits it out? Is everyone filling it but only very few going all the way to take the spoils? The game fucks my head up i got to say lol

[Biohazard WANTED $675 Outlaw]

The Bandit wrote:

When i take a win out of the base game, say 2 scrolls on max stake goes for £1,240 – i take it to the gamble and it loses first press. Do you think i have added that £1,240 to the gamble “pot”? With it stating it pays out at 100%, is that just now waiting for me to fill it up before it spits it out? Is everyone filling it but only very few going all the way to take the spoils? The game fucks my head up i got to say lol

Haha a common misconception for sure! But nope, online slots (unless specifically stated) aren’t compensated like pub slots, they’re completely random.

So, for example, a 78% RTP pub slot is literally programmed to retain 22% over a lengthy period of time. It will adjust it’s wins and “fill” the pot (aka the hopper) accordingly to maintain this percentage.

Whereas, a 94% RTP online slot (Reel King is a prime example here), that RTP is theoretical, and is purely mathmatical based on the law of averages over a significant number of spins. It won’t adjust, or fill a pot, if it’s up or down, it just relies on hitting the desired RTP through maths. And long-term, it will reach it in almost every scenario. The 100% (true chance) gamble is exactly the same, it could be averaging 110% over a period of a few weeks, but in the long run it should always average out at 100%. It’s like if you were to flip a coin (fairly) a billion times. The number of heads and the number of tails would be astonishingly close, despite the expected high variance outcome due to the high quantity of spins.

So yeah, you could be rinsing Reel King on the gamble, like you have been doing, but no other players will be worse off for it.

It’s quite late, so I hope I’ve explained that well and not just rambled on like I usually do ?

[The Bandit WANTED $5,419 El Bandito]

I know what you mean about fruit machines as that’s my game haha, the bit you mention about the hopper isn’t right though, the hopper is just the part of the machine that literally holds the coins, it can actually be completely empty yet the machines brain is still in payout mode, it’s % control is completely unconnected to how much physical cash it has inside – some pubs “low float” their machines and in those cases, the machine will issue an IOU on it’s LCD lol they love that 😀

 

[Biohazard WANTED $675 Outlaw]

The Bandit wrote:

I know what you mean about fruit machines as that’s my game haha, the bit you mention about the hopper isn’t right though, the hopper is just the part of the machine that literally holds the coins, it can actually be completely empty yet the machines brain is still in payout mode, it’s % control is completely unconnected to how much physical cash it has inside – some pubs “low float” their machines and in those cases, the machine will issue an IOU on it’s LCD lol they love that ?

 

Did not know that! I’ve learnt something tonight, always thought the two were connected. I remember this fruity at this pub I used to go to always said hopper full, and it never used to pay! Right cheeky move that.

I know you’re a fruit machine expert, I just like to articulate every detail in my posts for any other potential readers 😀

[The Bandit WANTED $5,419 El Bandito]

Biohazard wrote:

The Bandit wrote:

I know what you mean about fruit machines as that’s my game haha, the bit you mention about the hopper isn’t right though, the hopper is just the part of the machine that literally holds the coins, it can actually be completely empty yet the machines brain is still in payout mode, it’s % control is completely unconnected to how much physical cash it has inside – some pubs “low float” their machines and in those cases, the machine will issue an IOU on it’s LCD lol they love that

 

Did not know that! I’ve learnt something tonight, always thought the two were connected. I remember this fruity at this pub I used to go to always said hopper full, and it never used to pay! Right cheeky move that.

I know you’re a fruit machine expert, I just like to articulate every detail in my posts for any other potential readers

It is quite a common misconception amongst landlords, they’ll say “ah the guy has just been and emptied it” meaning the collector and implying that it won’t pay, always love their face when it is rattling out the coins 10 minutes later lol Of course, they never appreciate how much goes in and don’t bat an eyelid until they’re all coming out again!

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