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Each Provider uses different amount of spins to validate the theoretical rtp depending on different things like volatile level etc. You can find these infos in most cases on the websites from each provider (nolimit as example give alot of infos about the "how to" of new slots incl. math and much more, just look for it). For a normal Player it's absolutely not important if 100 million or 10000 million of spins. In most cases, you get the ~rtp after few hundred k spins +- a little bit. You can check these perfectly on all originals as example. I did more than 500 million spins on originals and the rtp is crazy exact on the point (+- 0,02%). Just take it like it is: It's fun, it's gambling, it's a cool way to get some money on some day but in long term, you will always lose money (or you are a guy of 0,01% that quit gambling after profit) Keep on spinning and just have fun with it

I think the biggest mistake in most brains are that the rtp is linked to any other player, betsize or anything else. It's not that complicated that you think because it's just math and the rtp is always a long term theoretical value after millions and billions of spins and not for a single player or based on any betsize, coin or whatever. In most cases, the slot doesn't know anything before the spin and after the spin (only the progressive slots are difficult and have a "mind" for few spins because of progress features). Additional the manipulation is not a thing that you can do as provider, of better what you never will do when you continue work in this business. It makes no sense to change anything on a permanent and save earning math formula. The Casino will win, always. That's it. Nothing more, no magic, no balancing between players, nothing. If you want to deep dive in the math, functionality of rng and many more, you can check as example this video. He explain all basics in a really easy way. Greetings from a dev that worked few years with the Gauselmann/Merkur Group Edit: If you think that real slot machines works on different way than online machines, no, it's the same shit, just online