Coin_trader slot experiment to determine my luck

[Coin_trader]

I realized before that I’m always winning huge amount on slot whenever my gambling account is inactive for a long time compared when my account is actively playing slots in daily basis. I have 3 different casino account and all of them gave me same huge win when I first time play slot on same game. But now I’m consistently on lose stroke for more than a month in daily basis on all of my 3 account with same slot game.

With this previous experience. I decided to do an experiment to prove whether the inactivity of the casino account affects the winning rate on slots game.


Here’s what I’m going to do

I will allocate 30$ per day on playing same slot game for 14 days consecutively. I will use the 0.2$ bet per spin. I will stop after reaching 200 spin or when my bankroll depleted first.

My target is to hit atleast x500+ multiplier since that’s my personal highest win record on the slot game.

After completing the 14 days. I will make my casino account inactive for a month before I will play again then repeat the process.

I might do this for a year or more to gather more accurate data for my experiment. I will update this thread every month with my gambling result for recording purposes. I will start this experiment on February for me to have a time to save funds. Wish me luck!

PS:This thread will be on self-moderated mode to avoid spam.

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[Yogee]

Almost similar experience with dice games when my account is new vs. when my playtime increases. I would like to see how your experiment goes so best of luck with that. What exactly are your expectations from doing this? Do you somehow think the probability resets to zero and house edge doesn't affect your play that much?

[cabron]

I wonder too because every time I get inactive at a casino and come back again after a few weeks, I tend to win more on dice. I almost think that the admin is purposely letting me win so I will wager big amounts.

Say I will just do bet 1Doge per roll and then I keep winning and sometimes after 2 to 3 consecutive losses I win them back at 4th doing the martingale. But when I start 3Doge with my martingale, that's when I experience losing streaks.

Well, good luck. We'll wait for the update.

[madnessteat]

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In your opinion, how long is the period of inactivity of the account for the casino to increase the rate of return?

I do not play slots every day, and prefer to play once or twice a month, spending about $100 per game session (unless of course I increase the deposit by 50-100%), so I have no way to compare whether the payout ratio changes and I think it all depends on luck rather than account activity, but I could be wrong.

It will be interesting to see your experiment in the long run.

[Blawpaw]

Looks like a good experiment. The Mount you are using to bet is just about right, so I wish best of luck withthe experiment. Just let us know how is it going from time to time

[ryzaadit]

I almost think that the admin is purposely letting me win so I will wager big amounts.

It's always weird for every people who have this thought.

If you are losing streak will get the feeling of getting cheated, but while you're winning you thinking like this ~XD. Betting more after the win (Or deposit back) is gambler psychology, because you see an easy money to be made.
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Good luck for the @OP, my advice trying to playing on some easy slot provider since you have a low bankroll.

[Gozie51]

After completing the 14 days. I will make my casino account inactive for a month before I will play again then repeat the process.

I don't think being inactive was the reason you won the other time when you came back so don't think this is a come back strategy. You are just lucky to win but you could be thinking admin helped you to win so to retain you to continue playing, I don't think so. You won when it was luck for you to win and your winning stroke reduced because you are running out of luck.

[boyptc]

Good luck!

I wonder too because every time I get inactive at a casino and come back again after a few weeks, I tend to win more on dice. I almost think that the admin is purposely letting me win so I will wager big amounts.

It's just a coincidence but since there's an experiment. Maybe there's really an algorithm that goes by the condition about someone being too active and not active with their accounts.

We'll get to see the result of it soon and let's see if there's really a relation towards it. I'll also read if there will be updates here by next month.

[seoincorporation]

This is a nice experiment, but you don't have to do it to understand how much you get in the long run. If the slot game has an rtp of 94% then you will lose 6% of the total amount spent in the next bets. So, if you place 1 million of $1 bets, in theory, you should lose $60k. Well, at least that's what theory says, lets's see the result of your experiment to compare it.

[KTChampions]

It may be more correct for the conditions of the experiment to play on one account every day (or with short breaks) and on another account (better on two accounts since you already have three) play strictly with long breaks (for example, a month).
Thus, at the end of the year, it will be possible to compare the result on the daily account with the other two. If your theory is correct, then they should be in the black and daily not.

Good luck, anyway!

[QueenVera]

While trying to leave your account dormant hope you're also ready to bear the consequences of leaving your account dormant?
I also noticed this issue and it made me felt that most of this casinos have been manipulated but I also came to understand that most of this losses happen out of carelessness and recklessness from my end and it ended when I realized this and began identifying all the issues that resulted to my loss and started takling them and the profits and wins started coming despite the losses.
I will advise that you first identify the reasons for the failure and losses and try fixing them.

[pawel7777]

That's an interesting topic. Watching to see how it unfolds.

I realized before that I’m always winning huge amount on slot whenever my gambling account is inactive for a long time compared when my account is actively playing slots in daily basis. I have 3 different casino account and all of them gave me same huge win when I first time play slot on same game. But now I’m consistently on lose stroke for more than a month in daily basis on all of my 3 account with same slot game.
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I might do this for a year or more to gather more accurate data for my experiment. ...
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But how will you know if your theory is true? By making a constant profit in those sessions?

If that casino allows you to create multiple accounts then there's no need to do it for an entire year, just play from multiple accounts and you can shorten the time significantly.

To get truly meaningful results, it'd be best to have some sort of "control group" to compare against. i.e. few accounts that play X number of regular sessions (say every one or 2 days) and a few accounts that play the same number of sessions but for a longer time with a 1-month break in between. Then you could just compare the profitability of those 2 groups.

And 14 days sessions seem a bit long. You could probably reduce them to not more than 7 days unless there's a good reason you want to go for that long.

God luck!

[PX-Z]

The same experience to mine on playing dice, but mine is once in a week or after 5-6 days of inactivity then play again after. I don't know if this in their algo or just pure coincidence but with the same statement from other users, im starting to wonder why, lol.

- watching this threads for OP's updates.

[harizen]

Does inactivity of the account would really make out some significant effect on having those high chances of winning on a  slot game? I dont think so and would rather believe that it would really be just pure
coincidence but well good luck OP for this experiment and hope that you wont be spending more that $30 per day when you do play slots 

Technically, it was really a coincidence and no such thing as luck percentage was based on the account's inactivity.

However, there's really a time when inactive accounts (not dormant), sometimes hit huge wins once return to action. That was the purpose of this OP's experiment but others shouldn't be misled and really considered that account activity has something to do with winning chances.

Also happened to me but not that often.

What I have noticed in my activity when in terms of determining the chances of winning, is the "time" of my session which requires another discussion.

[Strongkored]

It seems that when you are playing one of the slot games for the first time, you also have the opportunity to get a multiplier that is quite high and gives sweet wins. If your experiment is correct, then that is also the reason why I got quite a lot of profit at one of the casinos that I haven't played for a long time and played because I was tempted by the Christmas giveaway, the profit that I got was really beyond expectations, even in mental slot games, which is difficult to make good profits.
Good luck with your experiment and waiting for the update.

[btc78]

I can relate in Roulette , this is what I also observed but did not pay attention as I believe Luck only comes to me in long term , but since you put it here ? Now I may use the same pattern of experiment but will have act differently after a month in which after the inactivity I will try to use my budget betting only in two times ,meaning half in first roll and then the next half, i will also update here what is the outcome of the inactivity since the first will be almost the same as what i use to take in the past.

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Goodluck for you OP , hope you'll have a best  result in this experimental betting .

[Wexnident]

A question though, is there a reason for choosing the cycle? 2 weeks for a playtest of winning big seem too long, that is unless you're measuring the time it takes to get that big win after that instance of break.

But how will you know if your theory is true? By making a constant profit in those sessions?

If that casino allows you to create multiple accounts then there's no need to do it for an entire year, just play from multiple accounts and you can shorten the time significantly.

I don't think constant profit is what's needed? From OP's words, I reckon any "big win" is considered a success, and the number of times it happened would probably be the only thing worth noticing from each cycle. Any losses or small wins would probably be disregarded since we're testing big wins anyway and not constant wins. I actually reckon this could be done by playing for maybe 3, or 4 days instead of 2 weeks, since as you've said, it seems to be too long of a time.

[Coin_trader]

What exactly are your expectations from doing this?

I'm not expecting anything on this but just a fun experiment. This is just to quench my own curiousity aboutt my unanswered gambling thoughts. I'm gambling in regular basis so this experiment doesn't hurt me at all so I decided why not?

Do you somehow think the probability resets to zero and house edge doesn't affect your play that much?

I personally believe that casino increase winning probability for user that is new on playing in there games. This is just my personal POV and it doesn't backed by facts that's why I do this experiment.
Disclaimer: I'm not encouraging to believe that is why this is a self experiment.

In your opinion, how long is the period of inactivity of the account for the casino to increase the rate of return?

In my previous case, I didn't touch slot games for a month when I try to play and win big at that particular time. I do play on 3 different casino at that time with a day interval and get same good result. This is why I use a month for period of activity on ths experiment.

I don't think being inactive was the reason you won the other time when you came back so don't think this is a come back strategy. You are just lucky to win but you could be thinking admin helped you to win so to retain you to continue playing, I don't think so. You won when it was luck for you to win and your winning stroke reduced because you are running out of luck.

Please don't get me wrong. I'm not doing this experiment as an strategy for my future gameplay but rather just to answer question on my mind about the subject that I'm going research. I know exactly hw gambling works cause I play for more than 7 years mate. This is just a fun experiment for my own satisfaction. I included my name on the title to imply that this is personal and not to influence anyone.

A question though, is there a reason for choosing the cycle? 2 weeks for a playtest of winning big seem too long, that is unless you're measuring the time it takes to get that big win after that instance of break.

Good question. I assume long period since I'm not expecting that I will win in short time but you are right that I will stop when I hit the target big win within the 14 days period. 2 weeks is just my maximum duration to play this experiment due to my current budget size.


I'm now temporary locking the thread and give you an update once the experiment commence. Thanks guys for appreciation.