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Daniel wrote on 07/18/2017 at 16:42: Hammer, you have to turn the view around. With an AQ of 95%, the casino earns in the long run (100% sure), 5% per turn / spin!

If you play on a machine with 95% AQ, you make about 20 spins per minute, so per hour of play you make 1,200 spins. If you gamble on average to 1€ per spin, then the casino earns on average 5 cents * 1,200 spins = 60€.

And from 60€ per used gaming hour you can probably live very well without cheating. Real game developers, who develop GTA4 for example, don't even earn 60€ per sale.

Sure, there are players who win 10,000€ in this hour, but also many, many others who daddle their money down in 10 minutes. On average and in the mass, the casino comes but with absolute certainty to the 60 € / hour.

If only 10,000 hours or 10,000 players gamble one hour per month with an average of 1€ / spin, then the casino already earns 600,000€ per month. No matter if there are a few who win 5.000€, for example by 5 explorers at Book of Ra.

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justuskab wrote on 24.02.2023 at 16:35: Unfortunately, it is wrong to try to explain the payouts in online casino mathematically. All games are programmed on the psychology of a player.
That's why things like triggering free spins happen after you go from a higher bet to a lower one, and most of the time these free spins pay out well so that you get angry and don't think of reducing your bet next time, thus losing your money even faster. Exactly the same applies when you switch up from low bet, that then also almost immediately the free spins come and often pay well so that you continue to play high and thus lose faster and more. Everything is programmed on the psychology and thus you actually play against yourself or against your feelings.

On top of that, I have to address the favorite excuse of casinos. The Online Casinos always claim that they have nothing to do with whether the games pay well or not and that the game Provider is responsible for that. This is not true with certainty, because as you know yourself there are sometimes moments or days where you play and no matter which provider, be it PlaynGo, Netent etc. you win at each provider and it can not be that the providers agree among themselves that you all pay out at the same time and in addition this still fits as proof that it can never be due to the mathematics. Thus, it is proven that only the casinos themselves are responsible for payouts.

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justuskab wrote on 24.02.2023 at 16:35: Unfortunately, it is wrong to try to explain the payouts in online casino mathematically. All games are programmed on the psychology of a player.
That's why things like triggering free spins happen after you go from a higher bet to a lower one, and most of the time these free spins pay out well so that you get angry and don't think of reducing your bet next time, thus losing your money even faster. Exactly the same applies when you switch up from low bet, that then also almost immediately the free spins come and often pay well so that you continue to play high and thus lose faster and more. Everything is programmed on the psychology and thus you actually play against yourself or against your feelings.

On top of that, I have to address the favorite excuse of casinos. The Online Casinos always claim that they have nothing to do with whether the games pay well or not and that the game Provider is responsible for that. This is not true with certainty, because as you know yourself there are sometimes moments or days where you play and no matter which provider, be it PlaynGo, Netent etc. you win at each provider and it can not be that the providers agree among themselves that you all pay out at the same time and in addition this still fits as proof that it can never be due to the mathematics. Thus, it is proven that only the casinos themselves are responsible for payouts.

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justuskab wrote on 24.02.2023 at 16:35: Unfortunately, it is wrong to try to explain the payouts in online casino mathematically. All games are programmed on the psychology of a player.
That's why things like triggering free spins happen after you go from a higher bet to a lower one, and most of the time these free spins pay out well so that you get angry and don't think of reducing your bet next time, thus losing your money even faster. Exactly the same applies when you switch up from low bet, that then also almost immediately the free spins come and often pay well so that you continue to play high and thus lose faster and more. Everything is programmed on the psychology and thus you actually play against yourself or against your feelings.

On top of that, I have to address the favorite excuse of casinos. The Online Casinos always claim that you have nothing to do with whether the games pay well or not and that the game Provider is responsible for that. This is not true with certainty, because as you know yourself there are sometimes moments or days where you play and no matter which provider, be it PlaynGo, Netent etc. you win at each provider and it can not be that the providers agree among themselves that you all pay out at the same time and in addition this still fits as proof that it can never be due to the mathematics. Thus, it is proven that only the casinos themselves are responsible for payouts.

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