Payouts in casinos

[ralle14]

Do small bet gamblers have to research about this too?
Could we ask the staff about this "payout scale" or "payout percentage" but will they answer us right?
I don't think gamblers will care too much about it.

Yup, you can always ask the support since the RTP or payout is just based on the house edge but there are games that show the recent RTP in the last 24 hours, week, month, etc.

It doesn't hurt to do some research even if you're a small gambler, it'd be better to play with the best chance of winning since casinos offer so many games with different RTP but at the same time, you'll get used to the percentages as casinos have nearly the same house edge on most of their games which means the average payout is somewhat the same.

[btcbeograd]

I always try to research the casino payouts before playing. And Bitcoin Talk is a nice place to do it!

[alegotardo]

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Now the question is: ' Even though most casinos are probably fair how come some casinos have a better payout scale?'
 
I do understand that the machines in most casinos have to work according to the requirements met by the country or the state but at the same time they also have to make the payouts profitable since no government will ask them to manage how much money they be giving their players. So is it highly personal ?

I would like to encourage you all to research regarding the best payouts from the casinos near you.

- Have you ever considered researching about payouts before playing?

Well, first I have to say that gambling is prohibited in my country, so I won't be able to answer your question.
Second, I don't think payouts should be the main factor to look at in a casino when the most important thing is to spend money and have fun.
I believe that the most important thing is to know if the games are fair and the casino is reliable.