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Online Casinos in general: Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ? (Page 3)

Topic created on 22nd Feb. 2019 | Page: 3 of 4 | Answers: 33 | Views: 4,191
Horsepower44
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:31 pm CET#21
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Sorry, I got tangled up in the calculations.
I still maintain that the dwell time after wins tends to be shorter than with a slot

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stevo11984
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:33 pm CET#22
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Horsepower44 wrote on 02/23/2019 at 7:29 pm
The Roulette RTP was wrong by the way, just corrected it...

My point is that a roulette player is more likely to be satisfied with a win less winnings flow back into the game.... And that I go out despite low RTP in the example even with a win.

I see no evidence for this. It is quicker to lose a lot of money or to win a lot of money, but I don't know how this should affect the behavior of the player.

Roulette players are just such gamblers as slot or sports betting players. And by that I mean especially in terms of expectations. Do you think there are differences?

The length of stay says nothing about the stake. A roulette player bets 1000,- in one second. A slot player needs 6 hours to spend it...

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Horsepower44
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:35 pm CET#23
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Or in other words, I assume that the "profit taking" is larger in roulette. And the RTP in the Roulette example is 100%😉
Finishing

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stevo11984
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:36 pm CET#24
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Horsepower44 wrote on 23.02.2019 at 19:31: Sorry, just got tangled up in the math.
I still maintain that the dwell time after wins tends to be shorter than with a slot.


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stevo11984
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:37 pm CET#25
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Horsepower44 wrote on 02/23/2019 at 19:35: Or in other words, I assume that the "profit taking" is bigger in roulette. And the RTP in the Roulette example is 100%😉
Finishing.

And how does that affect the casino's win in your opinion ?

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Horsepower44
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:37 pm CET#26
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stevo11984 wrote on 02/23/2019 7:33 PM
Don't see any evidence for that. It's faster to lose a lot of money or win a lot of money, but don't see how that would affect player behavior.

Roulette players are just such gamblers as slot or sports bettors. And by that I mean especially in terms of expectations. Do you think there are differences?

The length of stay says nothing about the stake. A Roulette player bets 1000,- in one second. A slot player needs 6 hours to spend it...

This is also not necessarily so. I can easily play a Taui with 5 spins on a slot.
As I said, that is my assumption. We both can't prove anything

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Horsepower44
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:38 pm CET#27
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stevo11984 wrote on February 23, 2019 at 7:37 pm

And how does that affect the casino's win in your opinion ?

Well, it is higher for OC, despite small differences in RTP.

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Horsepower44
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:39 pm CET#28
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Or rather, it is higher than the RTP indicates

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stevo11984
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:41 pm CET#29
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Horsepower44 wrote on 02/23/2019 7:38 PM
Well that one turns out higher for OC, despite minor differences in RTP.

You sorry casino is new to me, please explain to me exactly (preferably with an example) how exactly the casino should make more money ?

And I point again to the bonus conditions. Do not lose sight of! That's what it's all about....

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Horsepower44
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Probabilities of slots 90-97% ? Poker 97-98% ?

23rd Feb. 2019, at 07:46 pm CET#30
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Don't hold it against me, but I'm getting a little tired of this. Let's be honest, we won't have found a common denominator in 3 hours. And I understand what you mean.
Should not be a capitulation, if you want you darst but like to evaluate it as such. 😉

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