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I never got into the hype about seeds and nonces, however I am starting to see some truths. My seed i used 2 weeks ago was easily attracted to high multipliers on dice and I hate dice! They worked for me though and then after a while dice didn't work as easily as it did before. I thought maybe it could've moved to another game but i changed seed again before i could. What's a bad seed, I thought!  Lol, boy was I wrong, ot maybe it's that I haven't found the game it likes yet. Do you agree. How do you find the game ot likes quicker than trying every game for 500+ rolls? Please shed some light and I appreciate every thought!

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As such I not change my seed because I not like this . I think if you change every few rolls your seed then you play not confidence. And every time you think your seed not good that's why you lose.i win so big with this seed and lose so big with this seed but I always play with same seed.

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its a reality, every seed have a diffrent impact on diffrent game, i note this almost everytime, if i am playing dice and my seed is working fine that will not work at slot or plinko, i mean not all the time but mostly you have to change your seed for the next game, its very rare you get a seed which works almost for every game, we call it a golden seed.

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I suppose changing to a new seed would give a more optimistic type of feeling asif "Now I can win!" but really when you look at it we would never really know what rolls and result comes next either in the previous seeds so in a way it is all just really random.

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I think that there are certain seeds for certain games. I have played slots before on a good seed and got 500x, 196x and 200x in the space of 200 rolls. Unfortunately, I was hunting a line of the purple symbols for the telegram challenge, and didn't hit it xD 

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I find it easy to hit multipliers like 49.5x and 99x in the first few rolls of a new seed. After using a seed for a long time, I noticed that the roll speed slows down and it gets stucked in the middle like it doesn't hit in the corner anymore. That's the time when I'd be changing seed. But I'm not really sure of it all. 

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For me any seed is the same in any game. At least when I play it doesn't change the results at all. When the day is red, you can change seeds with each roll, which is still bad.
I change the seed rarely, just for psychological reasons. But it remains the same.

Good luck all!

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I guess all the seeds are quite similar, had good results with bets regardless of the seed changing in which I don't believe!

Would be real simple to win if it really helped, but like Dp said above, it's more like a psychological thing and to check fairness and whatnot!

But I can assure you, with each new seed you get a new human! 😃

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On 3/10/2020 at 12:55 PM, seanwattson said:

I never got into the hype about seeds and nonces, however I am starting to see some truths. My seed i used 2 weeks ago was easily attracted to high multipliers on dice and I hate dice! They worked for me though and then after a while dice didn't work as easily as it did before. I thought maybe it could've moved to another game but i changed seed again before i could. What's a bad seed, I thought!  Lol, boy was I wrong, ot maybe it's that I haven't found the game it likes yet. Do you agree. How do you find the game ot likes quicker than trying every game for 500+ rolls? Please shed some light and I appreciate every thought!

Sean I can't quite understand your posting, could you rephrase it a little, mate. Thanks.

You just asking about changing seed right? Ok I'll make a stab at it.
Change seed or not. Well depends on your style of play, if you are a 2x kind of guy then it's not going to make any difference changing seed. 

However if you are the kind of player that bets small and aims high (casinos hate you), then going deep in the seed will, on average, expose you to a greater number of higher multipliers and longer green streaks (as well as red streaks).

I also think that remaining  with a single seed over time, I find I can develop a sense of how it behaves and can then predict in general terms what it is likely to do over a range of bets.

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Hello, I do not change my seeds, as I do not change my seeds because I do not like it.  I think if you change your seeds every few rolls, you don't play with confidence.  And every time you don't think your seed is good you lose it, so you trust your seed.

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3 minutes ago, SLFJ said:

I change my seed every 500 rolls or so.

I’m not sure what I think of is. I’ve know someone that recently has been winning a lot of money from Stake, in particular on Hilo. When looking at the nonce number of their seed, they have an extremely high nonce number. This has given them an advantage and they have been making a tonne of profit because of this.

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Just now, Thepug said:

I’m not sure what I think of is. I’ve know someone that recently has been winning a lot of money from Stake, in particular on Hilo. When looking at the nonce number of their seed, they have an extremely high nonce number. This has given them an advantage and they have been making a tonne of profit because of this.

I've played hilo quite a bit for now, I noticed the further in the rolls, the more low chance hits you can get, but if it's a new seed, it always fucks you no matter which one you pick, it's like all of the odds are playing against you.

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Just now, SLFJ said:

I've played hilo quite a bit for now, I noticed the further in the rolls, the more low chance hits you can get, but if it's a new seed, it always fucks you no matter which one you pick, it's like all of the odds are playing against you.

The person explained to me how it could work, and I still don’t fully understand how it works. I find that Hilo and Mines are the most stressful game modes for me. No matter what the seed I have is, they just don’t seem to payout.

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