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Change The Game Seed Make You Lucky?


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I have Viewed a lot of Peoples Got luck when they Changed the Game Seed, Such as Limbo Game and Dice Game, is that True that Change the Seed Make us Lucky 🤔

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Well if you somehow think that you favour a particular style or trend of game play that may in the long run lead to higher loss than profit then maybe changing your seed so you don't hit those same patterns of losses as much or burn out your wins as much can be a good Idea. A fresh seed may come in handy 

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Well I think this is an interesting philosophical ideology.  It is not a scientific/mathematically provable philosophy in my mind but maybe someone can prove my statemwnt wrong with some next level statistics that I cant.  So to me there is no one way is right and one way is wrong.  Or to put it better, one way netting you a higher profit than the other.  I think it boils down to an indivdual player, their preferences, playing style, and perhaps just coindidental luck for a player.

 

I have had success changing my seeds and not been successful changing seeds.  I am in the train of thought at this point that I really dont change my seed.  In my head at least, I feel like games stay to similar cycles and patterns you can learn to recognize once a seed has been in place for awhile say in the 5,000-10,000+ area but perhaps less may be needed but these seeds are going to have a lot of imbiguity and randomness to them before they ever start to be recognized for patterns.  It takes time to begin to recognize and anticipate when a game will hit.  I know for myself recognizing some patterns from a seed has my confidence go from say a 5% theoretical probability and because I feel I recognize a pattern or a familiar scenario can make the odds go up in my mind to a 50%-75% probability.  I know sometimes I have bets that I just know are going to hit even tho odds are very low, and then do end up hitting.  This kind of reading far into your results can be dangerous tho because you find that you will remember the times you knew the hit was coming but will quickly discard the times you may have felt another bet equally if not more, but then that bet missed so your short term memory opted to not retain that spin as it was unmemorable then. 

 

So in honesty I think it boils down to what works best for you.  Gambling a lot of the time, for successful players, is about logical thinking with a level head and a positive mindset.  So if changing seeds every 10 bets helps you get in your zone then by all means, do it up.  As I said I dont feel you could compule enough data to make an argument one way or the other that was based on hard factual data.  Maybe Im wrong there, but I think we wiuld have heard that one method is a more profitable one by now.  What I do notice if you look at bets placed by the biggest players on a site, you will find their nonce is up at an astronomical number.   This is something that a place like Stakes top diamond players probably very rarely, if ever, change their seed.  In the end do what makes you feel most comfortable and feel works best for you, people will tell you their way is best and maube it is......for them.  Keep your head in your game because after all its gonna be your money lost if things dont work out but hopefully it ends with it being yiur withdrawal made to your wallet.    

 

 

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I always wonder the same thing, I’ve been trying to hit the 1000x on plinko forever now done easily over 20,000 bets on probably 50 different seeds, no idea 🤔

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On 12/16/2020 at 1:12 PM, CodeExom said:

I have Viewed a lot of Peoples Got luck when they Changed the Game Seed, Such as Limbo Game and Dice Game, is that True that Change the Seed Make us Lucky 🤔

That's indoubtly 100% correct. F.ex. if you change your seed 10 times you'll get 10x luck for the next bet 😆

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