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Tips, tricks, strategies... : Manual or automatic?

Topic created on 21st Aug. 2017 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 8 | Views: 5,779
Anonym

Manual or automatic?

21st Aug. 2017, at 01:52 pm CEST#1
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What is it like in your experience? Do you rather press manually or let it run on automatic?

Does it make any difference at all?

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redriver67
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Manual or automatic?

21st Aug. 2017, at 03:00 pm CEST#2
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Actually, that shouldn't make any difference. But I change that often. That is, a few spins manual and then a few spins automatic. Often play the slot Captain Venture because I often switch from manual to automatic. If you have free spins in the game I always pull them in the length. Per minute 3-4 spins. Often I get then again extension. Record in the game were with me once over 400 free spins. Since has rung well.

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Cr00ked
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Manual or automatic?

22nd Aug. 2017, at 04:05 pm CEST#3
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I also switch back and forth all the time. I let free spins run through, no matter where, mostly in Auto mode.
But have the feeling that high winning pictures in normal play come more often when I press myself.
But that is pure gut feeling

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Anonym

Manual or automatic?

22nd Aug. 2017, at 04:09 pm CEST#4
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Probably depends on the time anyway, as Daniel has already made clear (all coincidence
And conditioned by pressing the button in the right millisecond).

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Anonym

Manual or automatic?

13th Dec. 2017, at 02:33 am CET#5
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Avantgarde83 wrote on 22.08.2017 at 16:09: Probably depends on the timing anyway, as Daniel has already made clear (everything coincidence
And conditioned by button press in the right millisecond).

But with automatic the game determines the "millisecond". With manual just you^^
I usually do manual when the machine turns too fast and you have the feeling thereby only to be ripped off.

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Stromberg
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Manual or automatic?

13th Dec. 2017, at 08:26 am CET#6
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Depends on the game for me.
In e.g. Dead or Alive always automatic so that I can watch TV until the bonus rounds or do something else.the basic game is just so nasty boring.
Games like the Blueprint games zb never automatic because you are usually quite well entertained.

I think for the win or loss it makes no difference.

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Anonym

Manual or automatic?

13th Dec. 2017, at 11:26 am CET#7
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I don't use automatic so often myself - if only because the money usually rattles through faster than with manual. I prefer it when you can turn via space key or return key. If a game only works with the mouse button (BTG games) I sometimes use the automatic - otherwise for fun and superstition of "being able to stop" just by buttons

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TonioKroeger
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Manual or automatic?

13th Dec. 2017, at 03:40 pm CET#8
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Actually it should be indifferent whether one "intervenes" or does nothing. Daniel wrote somewhere that it doesn't matter, you can't "push in" Scatters, they would have landed in the field anyway, a statement I have heard from many. I do it that way on a whim, although I suspect it won't do any good. Since these are Games of chance, by definition [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gl%C3%BCcksspiel] humans cannot have such a significant influence as to affect anything in free spins. If this were the case, clever "pushers" would be able to influence games in their favor over a longer period of time, which would certainly not be in the interest of the operators. It was possible to influence some machines in the past - I remember a TV documentary about a successful gambler who was feared by the hall operators and banned - but not in online casinos. Or am I missing something?

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Julian
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Manual or automatic?

17th Jan. 2020, at 09:16 am CET#9
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