Are slots hard to understand on purpose?

[Chikito]

However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

For me, if the game is very hard to understand, I will just push the button and bet it. Just simple like that. I ever learn the game to understand it and want to know how many chances I have. But, that makes a headache. Gambling is just my hobby, just to relax without thinking hard about how to win the game. So if I got the hard job on main daily, I would sit on a chair and bet the slot, I just push the button and look spinning board on a monitor. actually, that makes me relax and release all work burdens. If I think the chance to get win, which means it will only increase my work, not relaxing my life.

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[len01]

Its not difficult to understand slot games and its all just about random numbers and how much luck there is but somehow many people take this slot game too seriously while slots are provided to provide fun without having to understand deeply how to win etc. for me, RTP does not affect anything because RTP sometimes does not work as we think, in fact I once only got maxwin in just 1x spin.

and related to comparing dice and slot games, both of them are equally complicated because they depend on luck and how difficult the opportunity you choose is and what is certain is that both of these games use random numbers which we dont need to think about deeply as long as we want to play, just do it if we are lucky we will get big wins after few spins.

[lombok]

However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

For me, if the game is very hard to understand, I will just push the button and bet it. Just simple like that. I ever learn the game to understand it and want to know how many chances I have. But, that makes a headache. Gambling is just my hobby, just to relax without thinking hard about how to win the game. So if I got the hard job on main daily, I would sit on a chair and bet the slot, I just push the button and look spinning board on a monitor. actually, that makes me relax and release all work burdens. If I think the chance to get win, which means it will only increase my work, not relaxing my life.

I can say you are a connoisseur. Gambling will be very fun if we really enjoy it regardless of winning or losing. But what makes you curious is why slot games feel more fun if played directly on a slot machine compared to online, right? and the chances of winning are also greater. Is this just my feeling? 😅

[Nrcewker]

I agree these slot games have many rules and hard to understand, but these rules are made to make the game more interesting and unique, hence they add certain rules through which you can play the game. At many site along with the instructions, they have a video display demonstrating the slot game, if you follow that then you can understand the game more easily. But still if you don’t want to take risk for your hard earned money, then it’s better to avoid slot games.

[Reatim]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Slots are the fastest way to win or lose money!
However, they are the most fun and attractive in an online casino, both due to their diversity of options and their visual appeal.

Slots were not made to be understood, as each game variation has its own combinations and probabilities that change a lot from one to the other.

What you need to know is: Only play slots what you are really willing to lose, manage your resources well and don't waste too much time on them to avoid the risk of becoming addicted.

I agree with you! Slots were made to gambling for fun as everyone consider it as their past time and you don't need to understand it or stressing yourself too much. Much better to play it with the amount that you afford to loose. Slots are of the addictive game in casino world because it is easy to use and it doesn't require any analysis and skills, just play it with fun while having a control on your finances and time to avoid financial bankruptcy.

Right , because slot is really a game of thrill and surprises that is also the reason why there are so many people including those in their senior ages that agreed with me because those old people loves to feel the thrill once again and yes they have found this in slot betting.
if you are going to Physical casinos , we can find many seniors in slot than in other table meaning they loved playing this thrill game.

I agree these slot games have many rules and hard to understand, but these rules are made to make the game more interesting and unique, hence they add certain rules through which you can play the game. At many site along with the instructions, they have a video display demonstrating the slot game, if you follow that then you can understand the game more easily. But still if you don’t want to take risk for your hard earned money, then it’s better to avoid slot games.

actually what OP's wanted to point mate is that Slot hide us how it works to define the winner ,
comparing to other games like Dice that there is a physical item that rotating , and in roulette that there is a wheel in which we can completely see the result transparently and same as card games that we can see the numbers in the card itself , but in slot? yeah  it is just the machine that determine the winning combinations .

[alani123]

However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

For me, if the game is very hard to understand, I will just push the button and bet it. Just simple like that. I ever learn the game to understand it and want to know how many chances I have. But, that makes a headache. Gambling is just my hobby, just to relax without thinking hard about how to win the game. So if I got the hard job on main daily, I would sit on a chair and bet the slot, I just push the button and look spinning board on a monitor. actually, that makes me relax and release all work burdens. If I think the chance to get win, which means it will only increase my work, not relaxing my life.

The thing with slots is that they are hard to understand in depth. You can't be sure of the chances to win as they are not disclosed transparently for instance.

On the other hand it is indeed very easy to play as a game. You just bet and spin. Which is something you can keep doing forever so long as you have the money for it. Maybe that's kind of the trick they want to play on players though. Make it very easy and tempting to spin, while it is hard to understand how the game's mechanics work.

[Yaunfitda]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Instead of winning chances there's terms like volatility and RTP,  which make little sense unless to the individual gambler. Honestly dice was complicated enough, slots are just too much. Makes me think that it could be on purpose. Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

Has that been your experience too?

In the beginning though I don't know about anything on RTP and volatility of what the slot machine that I'm going to play. I just "believed" that the bigger my bet the better chance of me hitting the bonus play or good combination with wildcards and seeing the screen going on what we call "shower".

Sooner that I learn about what is the meaning of RTP. I still play slot games though, but not that much unlike before. I just pay them to have some fun and entertainment and I don't max bet anymore. Just maybe $100 or less in one machine and see how my luck goes and that's it.

[boty]

I agree these slot games have many rules and hard to understand, but these rules are made to make the game more interesting and unique, hence they add certain rules through which you can play the game. At many site along with the instructions, they have a video display demonstrating the slot game, if you follow that then you can understand the game more easily. But still if you don’t want to take risk for your hard earned money, then it’s better to avoid slot games.

With the many rules applied in slot games, it will certainly be a challenge for those who like the game, but with the unique appearance of the slot game and it is also very easy to understand, it makes this game difficult to win, there are even some people who like it a lot. experience defeat in slots but they still play the game because they are very confident of being able to get a big win in the game.
It would be better to avoid this game if the income we get comes from our hard work, but if we are familiar with it then it will be difficult to stop playing it again.

[Silberman]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Instead of winning chances there's terms like volatility and RTP,  which make little sense unless to the individual gambler. Honestly dice was complicated enough, slots are just too much. Makes me think that it could be on purpose. Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

Has that been your experience too?

There is a level of obfuscation taking place without a doubt, however taking into account how popular slots are and how most of those that play them do not mention anything against this, I tend to think this is not an attempt by casinos to hide the truth, what we see instead is that gamblers that prefer slots do not care about that information at all, as such it makes sense that when you compare it to a game that is crystal clear about the odds you are taking and the profits you could make, slot machines may seem to be too cluttered with useless information.

[Pandu Geddon]

However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Yes, in slot games we won't really know what's going on. it is like a gift that the operator gives to certain gamblers. This time you can get big wins in a short game. even with the smallest bets. but sometimes in a short time, our capital is used up without any wins.
slots are not for gamblers who hope to win. it only pays for fun games. just that.

[ethereumhunter]

Dice and slot games are both difficult to win because they are related to one's luck. If someone is lucky, he can win the game, and vice versa. He will lose if he isn't lucky. Actually, gambling games cannot be won easily and we have to take risks by risking our money in order to win, but we will experience losses, which may increase if we cannot control ourselves. But slot games are very interesting to play because I also feel that way after playing slots for a while. Moreover, there are a lot of slot providers and they have lots of slot games so we can choose the slot game we want.

I never think about RTP or anything else because just playing normally is difficult, let alone choosing a slot game that has a high or low RTP. So in this case, I prefer the slot game that I want after looking at the list of existing slot games, especially for the slot games that have just been added to the casino.

[alastantiger]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Instead of winning chances there's terms like volatility and RTP,  which make little sense unless to the individual gambler. Honestly dice was complicated enough, slots are just too much. Makes me think that it could be on purpose. Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

Has that been your experience too?

My experience with slots is the same experience with playing golf. I play slots for entertainment, as a hobby. When I go to an onsite casino, it is just another hobby, I go with friends and have drinks and have a good time, and sometimes we do win. I do understand volatility and RTP to an extent but I do not pressure myself into understanding its internal workings. The thing with slots is that once you hit the wheel, the outcome is already determined and so I do not bother with trying to beat it, if there is anything like that. It is just a hobby, you play today, you win. You play tomorrow you lose.

[summonerrk]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Instead of winning chances there's terms like volatility and RTP,  which make little sense unless to the individual gambler. Honestly dice was complicated enough, slots are just too much. Makes me think that it could be on purpose. Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

Has that been your experience too?

You have perfectly described the question that I have been thinking about for weeks: but instead of dice, I compared slots with red-black in my head. The odds in the slots are unclear. Yesterday I scrolled through them 6 times and got absolutely nothing... I don't understand what chance I had to win and how many - the fields in the slots are spinning, something is glowing, but what's the point?
 
Recently, there was a tournament from FortunJack here on the forum in which the guys measured multipliers, who got more. Some had a coefficient of 31 for a deposit of $150. One guy got a multiplier of 170! But how much had he played before that?

I realized one thing for myself - the slots will rob me. It's better to play something else.

[Blitzboy]

This is crucial to gambling, especially slots. Slots can be trickier than dice. It may be intentional. Slots may intentionally have unclear odds and misleading phrases like RTP and volatility. A lack of clarity might make it hard for players to make judgments, resulting to additional expenditure. It may help casinos but presents ethical concerns.

Ask yourself: Shouldnt all casino games be transparent? After all, players ought to know what they're getting into. Understanding slots can be difficult, but it may also encourage gambling. Adding confusion to a simple game is a real deal. The players must stay informed and the casinos must promote transparency.

[Westinhome]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Instead of winning chances there's terms like volatility and RTP,  which make little sense unless to the individual gambler. Honestly dice was complicated enough, slots are just too much. Makes me think that it could be on purpose. Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

Has that been your experience too?

Their are other games in the crypto casino like High-Low which was based on the prediction of the cards and it’s was similar to the dice algorithms.If you have the capacity to predict the cards correctly,the possibilities of winning will be more.But again it’s based on the probability,So even you can loss the entire money,if you play on the random bet.Sometimes I made the good profit and sometimes I loss all of my deposits.So predicting the cards give us the thrill of finding the correct options.If you have luck and good predictions techniques,you can get the multiple of 12.5x of the betting money.If you wrongly predict many times,it may leads to big losses.

[junder]

Its not difficult to understand slot games and its all just about random numbers and how much luck there is but somehow many people take this slot game too seriously while slots are provided to provide fun without having to understand deeply how to win etc. for me, RTP does not affect anything because RTP sometimes does not work as we think, in fact I once only got maxwin in just 1x spin.

and related to comparing dice and slot games, both of them are equally complicated because they depend on luck and how difficult the opportunity you choose is and what is certain is that both of these games use random numbers which we dont need to think about deeply as long as we want to play, just do it if we are lucky we will get big wins after few spins.

I agree with you, I also don't consider RTP as a race in gambling slots. for me, the RTP that is on each slot site does not guarantee that each spin will be good or guarantee easy wins, it doesn't have any effect at all.

But there are indeed people who gamble slots by using RTP as a race from gambling, they think that slot games that have a large percentage of RTP are good, he said. but I see that in the end they get defeat too, not victory. basically all slot gambling in my opinion cannot be separated from luck that takes sides. in my opinion even if the game has a high percentage value of RTP if they are not lucky, it's the same as they won't get a win. also RTP which has a high percentage value does not rule out the possibility that gamblers who play will lose. because the victory they get is based on luck.

[qwertyup23]

If anyone has gotten used to gambling through crypto casinos, it's likely that they've become accustomed to games like dice. With dice everything is crystal clear: You know your winning odds and how much you are going to win if you roll within your target.
However with slots, you never know your win chance. You don't know what increasing your wager or coins does to winning chances and it's generally all so opaque.

Instead of winning chances there's terms like volatility and RTP,  which make little sense unless to the individual gambler. Honestly dice was complicated enough, slots are just too much. Makes me think that it could be on purpose. Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

Has that been your experience too?

I think inherently they are difficult to understand because there is so much going on.  It's on purpose the lights, pictures and all the different ways ypu can win are all to keep you engaged and have an entertaining time.  But yeah I'm with you I don't play them for that reason.  Sometimes when I thought I won nothing happened and vice versa

Ahh this is interesting- this is what I also noticed with slots with all the confusing symbols and images.

Every time you attempt to play slots, it will roll on a certain number of slots and images then you would see different combinations with the respective value that you have won. Yeah I agree, it is confusing to know if you have won or not but the game automatically tells you that you've won "xxx" amount of money from the combination that was garnered.

I agree with the replies here- you should not understand it to begin with. You just roll and play until you see a desired result. Besides, you cannot control the odds as everything is randomized to begin with.

[rachael9385]

From the start I don't really understand slots but sometimes I try to get into it to see if I can understand a little about it, but it seems that the more I try the more I get confused.
I am a football lover, not because it is very easy to predict but because it fun too (like the kind of fun you will have if you and your partner or any sport lover watches football together).
Because I don't understand slots, I normally lose almost every of my stake on slots.

[wallet4bitcoin]

Their philosophy is pretty straightforward; you just pull down the lever (or click a button) and that's it. Personally, I don't think they're worth it, and I avoid them like a plague.

People are more comfortable with slot even though its somewhat old fashioned. At least its something that's understandable and they can deal with.

Most times, when complex things exist for too long it becomes easy. It doesn't give up its trait of complexity but people coin ways to ease it by looking for receptors to accommodate it

[iv4n]

Players of slots seem to be unlikely to look into these details due to how complicated it is.

There is nothing complicated about slots... we spin them with the hope of getting the bonus round, and when we hit the bonus, we hope we will be lucky enough to score some big payout. If we have a nice balance, we can even consider bonus buying, which is a nice way to skip that chase for the bonus, but it comes with a higher risk of losing more money pretty quickly, but at the same time, we get a chance to score something big.

Slots are interesting to play, there are so many different slots with different graphics and features. But they are risky as hell because of the high volatility, so it's not recommended to play slots if you can't afford to lose that balance. You don't have to bust your balance like many of us did so many times before you figure that out! Good luck...