Good choice for this purpose To what extent and whether the optional additional feature with the increased bet to €0.25 is noticeable, you would then have to sum up. So far I have only played - not only in this game, but in general - on the 0.20 normal version. Good luck
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4th Jul. 2024, at 07:12 pm CEST#5
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Well, that's a detailed game report, which I'll try to roughly calculate in parallel between getting chicken out of the oven and cooking rice 1694 spins to 0.25 = 423.5€ turnover. Balance of €30 scrapped corresponds to an RTP of 92.91%. I think this is a stable result, even if it wasn't quite enough today. Recommendation stands
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4th Jul. 2024, at 07:13 pm CEST#6
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Langhans wrote on 04.07.2024 at 19:12: Well, that's a detailed game report, which I try to roughly calculate in parallel between getting chicken out of the oven and cooking rice 1694 spinners to 0.25 = 423.5€ turnover. Balance of €30 scrapped corresponds to an RTP of 92.91%. I think that's a stable result, even if it wasn't quite enough today.
But far from your 1 million spins "safe bank" It is and remains a game of chance.
But far from your 1 million spins "safe bank" It is and always will be gambling.
I have no idea exactly what you're hoping for from a reliable wagering game in the short to medium term, but realizing Bonuses is hard work and nothing is given to you. If that were the case, mankind would be running Bonanza Dice on automatic start and turbo from morning to night. So stay tuned...have faith in yourself
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4th Jul. 2024, at 07:34 pm CEST#8
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Langhans wrote on 04.07.2024 at 19:30:
I don't have an exact idea of what you're hoping for from a reliable wagering game in the short to medium term, but implementing Bonuses is backbreaking work, as we all know, and nothing is given to you for free. If that were the case, mankind would be running Bonanza Dice on automatic start and turbo from morning to night. So stay tuned...have faith in yourself
Well, reliability It's a nice game, but no less "error-prone" than Hot To Burn, for example. With No Deposits and a slightly higher balance, you might as well set 1000 spins and come back to the computer after 1 hour, why watch the crap go round?
Pat1991 wrote on 04.07.2024 at 19:34:
Well, reliability It's a nice game, but no less "error-prone" than Hot To Burn, for example. With No Deposits and a slightly higher balance, you might as well set 1000 spins and come back to the computer after 1 hour, why watch the crap go round.
I have to prioritize now...because the chicken is ready Enjoy your meal and good luck with your game selection
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4th Jul. 2024, at 09:14 pm CEST#11
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You could also argue that I was just insanely unlucky with the free spins after the big breaker at the beginning, and with the extended Deadspin phase.
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4th Jul. 2024, at 09:23 pm CEST#12
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Pat1991 wrote on 04.07.2024 at 21:14: You could also argue that I was just insanely unlucky with the free spins after the big breaker at the beginning, and with the extended Deadspin phase.
Hm.
Nah, you didn't have insanely bad luck, but you shouldn't confuse a slope recommendation - even if it's an explicit wagering recommendation in this case - with an unconditional basic income
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4th Jul. 2024, at 09:25 pm CEST#13
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Langhans wrote on 04.07.2024 at 21:23:
Nah, you haven't had insanely bad luck, but you shouldn't confuse a slotem recommendation - even if it's an explicit wagering recommendation in this case - with an unconditional basic income
There is also no unconditional basic income if I try to live off a 100% Deposit bonus But getting through 90 euros on 900 euros Wager would be quite nice. I mean, that's a ratio of 1 to 10.
Unconditional basic income doesn't exist either if I try to live off 100% Deposit bonus But getting 90 euros through to 900 euros wager would be quite nice. I mean, that's a ratio of 1 to 10.
To bring your Dice pilot project to a meaningful conclusion for me: you have X30 or X40 in front of you and you can rarely get there with just one game. You need at least a small handful of wagermachines and one or two other additions with a bit more potential. Depending on the course, you can then weight them differently. In this case, if Bonanza Dice turns away a good €400 and only makes a loss of €30, you have a stable cornerstone for a good success. In the meantime, your Wager was already down from X30/35 to X10. Then you need something with higher volatility, which ideally also hits something big, in order to be able to take out more Risk again. Or the other way around. Such a wager is a dynamic process with manual intervention if necessary: starting up a single machine will rarely lead to success and even if you have supposedly tuned everything well, the balance is often enough broken. The important thing is whether, at the end of many attempts, more came out than went in
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4th Jul. 2024, at 11:37 pm CEST#15
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Langhans wrote on 04.07.2024 at 23:16:
To bring your Dice pilot project to a meaningful conclusion for me: you have X30 or X40 in front of you and the way there is rarely mastered with just one game. You need at least a small handful of wagermachines and one or two other additions with a bit more potential. Depending on the course, you can weight them differently. In this case, if Bonanza Dice turns away a good €400 and only makes a loss of €30, you have a stable cornerstone for a good success. In the meantime, your Wager was already down from X30/35 to X10. Then you need something with higher volatility, which ideally also hits something big, in order to be able to take out more Risk again. Or the other way around. Such a wager is a dynamic process with manual intervention if necessary: starting up a single machine will rarely lead to success and even if you have supposedly tuned everything well, the balance is often enough broken. The important thing is whether, at the end of many attempts, more came out than went in
I think the latter is an impossibility. The RTP doesn't lie, the expected value of a bonus is also consistently negative.
The point of a wager slot is to kick away as much wager as possible with as little damage as possible. And it's used in a bigger hit to get as much balance as possible.
Funnily enough, Dice gave the big win you mentioned in the first place and then failed completely. With a wager of 900, the following applies to the expected value (assumed RTP: 96%):
900 x 0.04 = 36 EUR.
Statically speaking, this is the value that I should lose (in the long term), and so the bonus would have been in the bag without any problems (30 EUR max. cashout).
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it's supposed to be "as safe as a bank" and, if necessary, it can also be "wagered through EUR 1 million". Well, I'll give it a try
Starting position: 30 EUR no Deposit on the balance, just under 940 EUR Wager still ahead of me.
Bet: 25 cents.
Result after 500 spins: Balance down to under 5 EUR (ouch!), then various free spins. Balance up to 92.78 EUR, yay!
815.5 EUR wager left. To be continued!
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After approx. 290 spins a long eating phase begins, after 500 spins there is still 55.73 EUR left.
After 600 spins, 44.11 EUR remain on the balance.
After 700 spins 34.01 EUR.
After 800 spins 21.83 EUR.
At 12.77 EUR (130 - 140 spins left) FINALLY free spins again, unfortunately only 8.77 EUR.
At balance 4.39 (a few spins before the end) free spins, 11.72 EUR win.
Final balance after 1000 spins: 15.85 EUR.
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After another 100 spins 10.15 EUR.
After 26 spins more free spins, something around 5 EUR. After another 74 spins another 7.14 EUR balance.
68 spins later: Remaining balance 0.05 EUR.
End of terrain. This is an ex-balance. The balance has gone from me.
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But far from your 1 million spins "safe bank" It is and remains a game of chance.
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I have no idea exactly what you're hoping for from a reliable wagering game in the short to medium term, but realizing Bonuses is hard work and nothing is given to you. If that were the case, mankind would be running Bonanza Dice on automatic start and turbo from morning to night. So stay tuned...have faith in yourself
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Well, reliability It's a nice game, but no less "error-prone" than Hot To Burn, for example. With No Deposits and a slightly higher balance, you might as well set 1000 spins and come back to the computer after 1 hour, why watch the crap go round?
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I have to prioritize now...because the chicken is ready Enjoy your meal and good luck with your game selection
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Well great, I actually wanted to comment on a few posts but now I'm hungry..thanks for that Chicken-Hans bon appetit
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Hm.
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Nah, you didn't have insanely bad luck, but you shouldn't confuse a slope recommendation - even if it's an explicit wagering recommendation in this case - with an unconditional basic income
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There is also no unconditional basic income if I try to live off a 100% Deposit bonus But getting through 90 euros on 900 euros Wager would be quite nice. I mean, that's a ratio of 1 to 10.
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To bring your Dice pilot project to a meaningful conclusion for me: you have X30 or X40 in front of you and you can rarely get there with just one game. You need at least a small handful of wagermachines and one or two other additions with a bit more potential. Depending on the course, you can then weight them differently. In this case, if Bonanza Dice turns away a good €400 and only makes a loss of €30, you have a stable cornerstone for a good success. In the meantime, your Wager was already down from X30/35 to X10. Then you need something with higher volatility, which ideally also hits something big, in order to be able to take out more Risk again. Or the other way around. Such a wager is a dynamic process with manual intervention if necessary: starting up a single machine will rarely lead to success and even if you have supposedly tuned everything well, the balance is often enough broken. The important thing is whether, at the end of many attempts, more came out than went in
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I think the latter is an impossibility. The RTP doesn't lie, the expected value of a bonus is also consistently negative.
The point of a wager slot is to kick away as much wager as possible with as little damage as possible. And it's used in a bigger hit to get as much balance as possible.
Funnily enough, Dice gave the big win you mentioned in the first place and then failed completely. With a wager of 900, the following applies to the expected value (assumed RTP: 96%):
900 x 0.04 = 36 EUR.
Statically speaking, this is the value that I should lose (in the long term), and so the bonus would have been in the bag without any problems (30 EUR max. cashout).
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