Mr B wrote:
Biohazard wrote:
Mr B wrote:
You realise if you look at my reply above, you can clearly see YOUR problem.
Not at all, there is no problem with my post, everything I have said there is both true and accurate.
If you would like to explain why you (incorrectly) believe it to be wrong, I’d be happy to have that debate with you.
Sorry Bio, but this has gone on long enough and I have more than demonstrated how wrong you and argyl are. You and argyl are trying to state the every single spin is 100% random and has zero connection to any other spin. That is 100% wrong. You cannot have a fixed RTP/profit with no rigged connection to EVERY spin.
Rules don’t prove a thing. Genuine LOGIC does. Every spin plays a part of the intake and outgoing cash flow of the RTP and Profit.
This is really getting silly now and I am really concerned about your and argyl motives. No one should be posting systemic lies here about how slots work. I’m not 100% stupid. Profit is the industry motive. If you are going to try and discredit this, come with more than legislation. Legislation rules and laws say no child should needlessly die on this planet. Yet they are dropping like poverterial flies.
Profits rule. the customer comes last. Random is slotted in between and trying to assert it has some form of governance is corrupt.
I’m sorry, but you’re really starting to embarrass yourself now. One day you’ll look back at all of your comments and realise how wrong you actually are.
It was clear from this thread that you made back in November that you have no idea how RTP works:
House edge – per player – per casino – per industry
You seem to really struggle with the concept of RTP and randomness. I can only put this down to you being too friendly with pub slots? Pub slots are compensated, which means they recall all ins and outs and manipulate the outcome accordingly. Online slots do not work in this way. They are random.
“You cannot have a fixed RTP/profit with no rigged connection to EVERY spin.”
Of course you can?! The way that the payouts and frequency of such are built into the algorithm of the slot behind the scenes, means that the RNG can generate a unique string over millions of spins and the end result will be incredibly close to the theoretical RTP that the designers intended it to be. Please learn the law of averages if you disagree with this. You’d be surprised at how predictable long-term randomness actually is. It is more than enough security to yield a profit for a business.
I can’t believe you won’t back down on this, it’s ridiculous. Ask absolutely anyone who works in the industry, works for any provider or casino slot designer. Ask anyone that works in the many regulatory committees or the UK gambling commission. They will all agree with me on this, and they will tell you how wrong you are.
I’m not one to be this blunt when I believe someone is wrong, but I think what you are spouting is very toxic and dangerous to those reading it. It is incorrect, and it is harmful.
Finally, I must add, why would I lie about this? What’s in it for me? I have absolutely zero affiliation with any providers, casinos, literally anything even associated. I’m a player, just like most others on this forum. I gamble, I lose, just like anyone else. Please, before posting again, get your facts right.
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