Alvarriti

Alvarriti

Alvarriti

Stake user: Alvarriti

Alvarriti

Alvarriti Good luck everyone!

Alvarriti 🤑

So, the "gambling commission" is based on the same country that provide the casino licenses? 💀

Again, the initial message explains it perfectly. I’m not looking to avoid losing money; that’s guaranteed, it’s a fact, no one disputes it—you’re always going to lose money in a casino. The point here is, what is the real probability of getting a 50x in 200,000 or 300,000 spins? In my case, it only happened 3/4 times in regular spins, it should have been many more times. And surprisingly, the payouts always happen with low bets.

Thank you very much for your video, I'll check it out. Just to remind you, I mentioned something in my first message: this isn't about debating whether we're going to lose our money—that's guaranteed, no doubt about it. The point is that maybe you'd expect the RTP not to burn through it so quickly always, haha. But I'm not intending to complain about the losses with this message. And by the way, the originals are at least pretty horrible, haha.

I think these things can lead to misinterpretation due to a lack of transparency. As you mentioned, Eddie says one thing, but streams claim things like "RTP works," when in reality, it's just a number with no functional value. However, there's no clear explanation on the slot (at first glance) about how RTP works, what the average number of bets validated by that RTP is, or anything that makes you think it's a truly functional margin. It would be as simple as adding a disclaimer, "RTP based on 10 million bets," but I've contacted support multiple times to find out the exact value, and even they can't tell me the real number. They say it's based on millions of bets, which could mean 1 million or 999 million bets— it all seems very unclear. By the way, just for an update and some real data, I just reviewed all the information on Wanted Dead or Alive, and it explicitly states that the RTP is based on 10 billion bets. Lol, what a joke—that must be the total number of buys/spins on Stake for this slot in a year. 😀 Gates of Olympus doesn't even show any information, so we could assume it might be 100 billion or more, haha. 🤡

No one is debating how RTP works; I'm just asking how it feels. The idea is to share experiences. It seems to me that you can't always be on the losing side of RTP, at least not forever, and it feels very frustrating, at least for my type of game (bonus buys). Especially because, as I mentioned before, getting a max win in Gates means a 50x of the wagered amount. It's impossible to have a streak of 300,000 bets without hitting 10 or 20 times a 50x. That streak is impossible when playing slots with normal spins.

Not exactly, it is based on total wagered/total returned, regardless of whether that slot is played by 3 people or 3 million people.

Let me share my situation: I've been playing on Stake for about 3-4 years. I'm currently Platinum IV, with around 500,000 total bets. I should mention that I'm not a fan of simple spins, so except for a few exceptions, 90% of those bets are bonus buys, meaning I purchase bonus features. Here's where my journey with Stake begins, and everything I'll discuss below is not a complaint but rather an attempt to understand your situation and determine if this is just a streak of bad luck or if it's entirely normal, and in that case, if RTP is indeed a complete scam as the title suggests. My gameplay generally revolves around three games that I enjoy: Gates of Olympus Wanted Dead or Alive Gates of Heavens And a few other random games that don't really matter much in the equation I'm going to discuss. The distribution of my bonuses probably occurred as follows: 200,000-250,000 bonuses between Gates of Olympus and Gates of Heavens, regardless of the bet amount—bonuses of $100, $50, $20, $10, $5, $2.5 For Wanted, maybe around 25,000 to 30,000 bonuses (30/60/120), also regardless of the bet amount. Now, let's look at the facts: I have over 300,000 bonuses bought. I've had 3 or 4 max wins on Gates of Olympus. I've had 0 max wins on Gates of Heavens. I've had 0 max wins on Wanted. And here's where someone might say, "What do you expect, a max win every day? Don't be a hater," but that's not the point—keep reading. Getting a max win on Gates of Olympus implies a 50x of the base bet you make (the base bet being the bonus in question, not what they tell you is the base bet, because you're really betting 100 times the original bet), and in the case of Wanted, it's 65 times the original bet. With this situation explained, I have some questions: What are the real chances of not getting at least 10/20/30/40/50 times a 65x or more of your bet in a simple spin? It's practically impossible, if not impossible (since any bonus, no matter how bad, usually pays 10-20 times your bet—I dare say the number is probably in the hundreds if not thousands). How long does a losing streak last? There's something fundamental here—many people told me to change slots, but isn't it supposed to be unnecessary to do that? You may have more or less luck in other spins, but the point is that I like to play on those 3-4 slots, not on others. How realistic is RTP? Because if the point is that I keep playing the same base bet indefinitely, it's supposed to be that between the total money won-lost, I should have at least a total equivalent to 95/96/97% of all my money spent on that slot, even without getting max wins and even if I loss the money. That is to say, some bonuses will pay 0.8, others will pay 1.2, and when you do the overall count—however, this year, I could say that except for one max win from a horrible bet that paid $500, all bonuses or 95% of the bonuses paid 0.10 or 0.20 of the buy-in. Therefore, the system seems somewhat unbelievable to me unless, magically, in the next 300,000 bets, I receive 50 consecutive max wins, which we all know won't happen. Well, that's all for now. Thanks for your time, and please share your experiences. Again, this isn't a complaint, but if there's a real suggestion I'd like to make, it would be that they should implement AI to understand how people play. In my case, the casino is not only unprofitable, as it happens to anyone else, but also the average wager is only 2 or 3 times the total deposit, which sucks, especially for bonuses where you have to wager hundreds of millions of dollars, when in dice, 1% would be 20-30 times the deposit. Just a clarification: I never complained about the money or how much I've lost on Stake. That's not the point of this message, so please avoid those kinds of comments.

En Hawsaw, Yen o Won koreano sale 0,15 la minima en la wanted por ejemplo, no es mucho pero es casi 30% mas barato