Does Stack get cold after a big payout!?

[mrcopperpot]

I have noticed a common cycle of occurrences.  Does stake get cold for about two weeks, after you win it big? ($8,000+)

[Matic335]

I have the same filling … i hit 1,5k in two days and cashout …. Then 14 days without 0,1 procent luck 

[randomcore]

In Deadwood, I score the "shoot out." Bonus game (3 scatter symbols, 2 stars) at the lowest bet more often than at higher bets (80 cents and more). And I've made thousands of spins with higher stakes than the lowest. No shoot out on high stakes. So sometimes you might think it's rigged.

[zvujas]

Same happened with me

[Mactum]

I think it's not about stake let your stack cold after big wins. Maybe it's the way you gamble each higher your balance will be. 😉

[ByteMeTwice]

Not a big fan of Stake at the Minute. (I don't think they love me much either).

 

But:

I try to comment the best I can, if there's any misconception;

The slots are all from 3rd party operators & Stake don't have any control on the payouts, or if they run hot or cold.

I'm not disagreeing with the points posted

But many slots are playable on hundreds of online casino's & when you play a game on Stake, there could be people playing the same game (at the same time), on dozen's of other casino's.

it could be the 3rd party operator cooling your IP down..  Who know's, but with all the tech advances, it's not beyond the realm of possibilities.

But I Can't imagine these operators giving Stake access to all of their stats and Data...

 

Data, Data ...  who said Data ..  that's a bad word around these parts

[II3ree]

Never won that big yet. 😐

[randomcore]

36 minutes ago, ByteMeTwice said:

it could be the 3rd party operator cooling your IP down..  Who know's, but with all the tech advances, it's not beyond the realm of possibilities.

Correct. With all the tech advances, casinos are of course also able to control payouts! Some days they take more. They pour out more to others. After all, the accounting has to be right!

Everything else is naïve.

If there were no casinos, slot providers would not be able to sell their products. So I don't believe that a slot provider controls your winnings. With the possible exception that the provider is dubious. And with the exception of progressive jackpots, which all casinos are globally affiliated with. Because these are owned by the Slot Provider (like Mega Moolah in hands of Microgaming).

Take a look at Rival Casinos. With their lousy slots. And abnormally high deposit bonuses of up to x1000 of your deposit..

German gambling law requires monthly reports on player payouts. Otherwise the license is gone. They wouldn't have to ask if casinos didn't have control over what they give back to players.

If they reduce the payouts, your luck will become more difficult and it will take more work and time and money to hit something decent. And of course you can still win big.

And if they spoil you, the machine will give you more free spins, bonuses or whatever than on other days.