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Does someone know something? Has he told what is the matter and is not called Jörg?
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7th Jan. 2019, at 11:27 am CET#292
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Well, a machine can never run on random. The self-generating rhythm would probably be too expensive, and if it existed it could be manipulated by setting a seed in the source code that generates a certain spin sequence. Primitive example is the pc game Minecraft
But slots rather already have tens of 10000000 preset sequences that are retrieved by commando, of course in different orders. But every 10000000 spins it repeats 100%
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7th Jan. 2019, at 11:37 am CET#293
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Danny94 wrote on 07/01/2019 at 11:27: Well, a machine can never run on random. The self generating rhythm would probably be too expensive, and if it existed it could be manipulated by setting a seed in the source code that generates a specific spin sequence. Primitive example is the pc game Minecraft
But slots rather already have tens of 10000000 preset sequences that are retrieved by commando, of course in different orders. But every 10000000 spins it repeats 100%
There are different slots with different mathematics behind them.
The computer does not know true coincidence, for this an algorithm is developed. By the way, even if someone here gives a PSC at random and throws it into the random generator of a website, it is evaluated according to an algorithm.
Yes it can, it just needs to throw out wins with a probability that undercuts 100% return. In the long run and over all players the slot will then run safely into the profit zone for casino and provider. The mathematical probability that this does not happen is vanishingly small....
by setting a seed in the source code that generates a specific spin sequence. Primitive example is the pc game Minecraft.
This is something completely different, it does not exist in slots and is not necessary.
But slots rather have umpteen 10000000 preset sequences that are called after commando, of course in different orders. But every 10000000 spins it repeats 100%
Slots that follow a program schedule there is no longer.
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8th Jan. 2019, at 08:48 am CET#295
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I generally don't follow streamers at all, but apparently they win six-figure amounts in slots in a row. Doesn't anyone here find that ridiculous?
PAYSAFEMASTER wrote on 08/01/2019 at 08:48: I generally don't follow streamers at all, but apparently they win six-figure amounts in slots by the dozen. Doesn't anyone here find this ridiculous?
You always see only the high wins, pictures that no normal person gets, but what he has squandered before you do not see.
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8th Jan. 2019, at 09:40 am CET#297
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Latino wrote on 01/07/2019 at 23:41: @Danny94:
Slots that follow a program schedule haven't existed for a long time.
The other day there were two streamers that had exactly the same schedule and win?
There were two streamers the other day that had the exact same process and win?
This is mMn a so-called predefined pattern. The winning picture itself is predefined, but the spin that leads to it is not. I am sure that several players had this winning picture with exactly this sequence
It would be different if the results were pooled - i.e. there is a predefined table with spins, then everyone would get their 1500x sooner or later. This would be objectionable because then no one could get multiple wins beyond 1000x in a (relatively) small number of spins.
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Tropper wrote on 07/10/2018 at 12:43 PM
No idea what to say about this, surely it is the same with DoA or BOD.
It's not random, to me it would be random if each symbol is randomly chosen from a pool of 9 symbols.
With BOD it has per picture sequence 3 x 5 Möglickeiten of the symbols, if only individual pictures are stored with the server, then it is no miracle that one can so loosely Verarschen.
If a new user comes who has never gambled before, he rather gets the pool of the "winning pictures", then is through stretch "you get the pool of the loss pictures or rivet pictures" and that is f**kING.
Man I have a rage....
That's how I think it too. I signed up last year at an online casino and played BoD with bonus. The free spins came one after the other have increased my bet to 0.50 euros, in free spins 5 Pharaoh get win 1000 euros paid out right away. After that it went downhill.
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Does someone know something? Has he told what is the matter and is not called Jörg?
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But slots rather already have tens of 10000000 preset sequences that are retrieved by commando, of course in different orders. But every 10000000 spins it repeats 100%
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There are different slots with different mathematics behind them.
The computer does not know true coincidence, for this an algorithm is developed. By the way, even if someone here gives a PSC at random and throws it into the random generator of a website, it is evaluated according to an algorithm.
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Yes it can, it just needs to throw out wins with a probability that undercuts 100% return. In the long run and over all players the slot will then run safely into the profit zone for casino and provider. The mathematical probability that this does not happen is vanishingly small....
This is something completely different, it does not exist in slots and is not necessary.
Slots that follow a program schedule there is no longer.
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You always see only the high wins, pictures that no normal person gets, but what he has squandered before you do not see.
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The other day there were two streamers that had exactly the same schedule and win?
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Right, that's what this thread was originally about, see page 1😉
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This is mMn a so-called predefined pattern. The winning picture itself is predefined, but the spin that leads to it is not. I am sure that several players had this winning picture with exactly this sequence
It would be different if the results were pooled - i.e. there is a predefined table with spins, then everyone would get their 1500x sooner or later. This would be objectionable because then no one could get multiple wins beyond 1000x in a (relatively) small number of spins.
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That's how I think it too. I signed up last year at an online casino and played BoD with bonus. The free spins came one after the other have increased my bet to 0.50 euros, in free spins 5 Pharaoh get win 1000 euros paid out right away. After that it went downhill.
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