Slot game with increasing RTP

[madnessteat]

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RTP takes into account the casino's advantage. For example, RTP = 96%, says that for every $100, the casino will take $4 for operating expenses. Whether you win or not with the remaining $96 depends on the reward distribution algorithm and just a little bit on your experience.

You shouldn't believe what you see in the game. RTP is a purely theoretical ratio. Personally, I can't imagine how you can increase something that is not guaranteed.

[Dewi Aries]

Recently I played new game of Push Gaming Swarm Wild 2. I don’t play the first version so I don’t have any idea if the game has same features but what I really on this slot game is it has a feature that increase the slot RTP when you increase the hive level through collecting bees.

The increase of RTP gives you more chance to win higher multiplier on chest and a possibility to have swarm mode which increases multiplier of the bonus mode. I think I play some slot game like this on Play’n Go but I already forgot the name. Does anyone here play this kind of slot game and is your favorite so that I can try it too!

Here’s the review of swarm mode 2 for those interested to check the game specifications. https://www.bigwinboard.com/wild-swarm-2-push-gaming-slot-review/

There are other gamblers who often play slot games based on the RTP. When the percentage is high, they prefer to stay in those games because some players think that the chances of them winning are high. in those games.

But for me, I don't believe in that, because if you are really lucky on the day you play, even if you play and bet, you will win for sure, and if you are unlucky, even if you play games in a casino, you will win. You won't win because you were unlucky that day.

Yes, it is true and I have one friend who is a gambler on slot games where he always plays by making the RTP machine as a reference or simply as you said above that when the RTP percentage on one of the games is high then they will choose or stick to the game, all of this is based on their feelings and beliefs that they think the high RTP percentage will be able to increase their chances of winning closer. Honestly, I don't really know about that, but let's think with the logic that the whole gambling is to benefit the casino and on the other hand the RTP is provided by the casino itself which means it is not a very possible thing that the RTP is manipulated? I think this is a suspicion that should be in your mind, where there is a possibility that the casino makes the percentage of the game high when in fact the game's performance is very bad.

Right, I agree with you that I don't really believe in it either, because as I said above that if we think rationally using logic then I think it's something that should be suspected and not used as a reference for choosing games, in the end you will still be able to win when you are lucky, it's that simple.

[hyudien]

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RTP takes into account the casino's advantage. For example, RTP = 96%, says that for every $100, the casino will take $4 for operating expenses. Whether you win or not with the remaining $96 depends on the reward distribution algorithm and just a little bit on your experience.

You shouldn't believe what you see in the game. RTP is a purely theoretical ratio. Personally, I can't imagine how you can increase something that is not guaranteed.

That's true, I agree with what you said. Also I've seen or read that RTP is the percentage of guarantee our money is returned, and there are also people who think RTP is a good or bad benchmark for the game at that hour. I myself am not sure about the name RTP because it is impossible to win in gambling can be obtained by relying solely on RTP, because if it is true that RTP really affects then many people have gambled and won in gambling. Unfortunately it is not like that, most of them misinterpret RTP, that is, they think that RTP is a form of clue that a game is good or not.
There is no victory that can be obtained with certainty just by looking at the RTP percentage, I myself do not say that I can improve something that does not guarantee certainty, because I know that RTP is not a definite benchmark for getting a victory in the gambling that we do. RTP can not fully provide victory in gambling because it includes the tricks of the host to make sure the gamblers of the victory that can be obtained.

[junder]

Yes, it is true and I have one friend who is a gambler on slot games where he always plays by making the RTP machine as a reference or simply as you said above that when the RTP percentage on one of the games is high then they will choose or stick to the game, all of this is based on their feelings and beliefs that they think the high RTP percentage will be able to increase their chances of winning closer. Honestly, I don't really know about that, but let's think with the logic that the whole gambling is to benefit the casino and on the other hand the RTP is provided by the casino itself which means it is not a very possible thing that the RTP is manipulated? I think this is a suspicion that should be in your mind, where there is a possibility that the casino makes the percentage of the game high when in fact the game's performance is very bad.

Right, I agree with you that I don't really believe in it either, because as I said above that if we think rationally using logic then I think it's something that should be suspected and not used as a reference for choosing games, in the end you will still be able to win when you are lucky, it's that simple.

This is normal, because everyone has different thoughts and preferences, so there are those who believe in RTP by gambling and using RTP as a reference, like your friend, I think he is a gambler who can gamble calmly and confidently. in games that have a high RTP percentage. because in my environment there are people like this, when he gambles he looks for a game he likes that has a high RTP and when he finds it he plays it with confidence, and at the beginning of the game it is sometimes good so it makes him happy, but when the game starts to turn bad he stopped and exited then looked at the RTP again which showed the RTP was low and he thought that had an effect, I'm not sure about that myself, but that's humans, who have different thoughts and beliefs.

It's true, it's just a form of deception provided by the host, because it's impossible for it to be clear that it will definitely give us a win. If indeed we could win by relying on RTP then I myself, who doesn't believe in RTP, might believe it. but the reality is not like that. what happened to my friend who gambled completely believing in RTP and he never even got a big win during the gambling he did.

[Betwrong]

~ I'd say, even if the RTP is actually increased and it's a bit higher than the base RTP of other slot games that doesn't mean you are going to win much more. Even playing on slots with 99% RTP you can easily lose all your your balance, so be careful about that. Play only with money you can afford to lose. Don't expect making profits on slots with increased RTP.

Exactly.In order for any RTP to kick in it needs quite a big amount of spins overall and this is the case for any RTP.For example the RTP of one game may say it is near 96.03% and for this to happen,the slot to pay back 96.03% a certain number of spins,usually over 10-15 million of spins so don't expect to be winning or being deceived by slots that use this as a marketing tool to fool unsuspecting gamblers.

Yes, I heard about that range of number of spins too. Only after making more than 10 million spins you can expect to lose to the house $300 out of $10,000 wagered if the RTP of the game is 97%.

~I'd say, even if the RTP is actually increased and it's a bit higher than the base RTP of other slot games that doesn't mean you are going to win much more. Even playing on slots with 99% RTP you can easily lose all your your balance, so be careful about that. Play only with money you can afford to lose. Don't expect making profits on slots with increased RTP.

My statement is simply based on the RTP alone regardless of the slot game. Since there’s already slot games set with high RTP while this increasing RTP max is just the same. I don’t get the point on pursuing a game like this that gives you a low starting RTP.

There's no point in that, you are right. But don't pursue games with higher RTP either. Play the games you like, the games that you enjoy playing. Don't look for for games from which you can profit, because you won't find them. You can win only because of luck, not because you are playing on a slot with higher RTP.

[Wind_FURY]

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RTP takes into account the casino's advantage. For example, RTP = 96%, says that for every $100, the casino will take $4 for operating expenses. Whether you win or not with the remaining $96 depends on the reward distribution algorithm and just a little bit on your experience.

You shouldn't believe what you see in the game. RTP is a purely theoretical ratio. Personally, I can't imagine how you can increase something that is not guaranteed.

Is it merely a theoretical ratio? I believe it's more of an expectation. But if you're also right. If a person doesn't play slots with very high volume regularly, the difference between 96% and 98% RTP won't truly matter. It will only start to matter if you play milions of pulls per year, and if you're a long term casino player. It's probably why many regular, long term gamblers will always accept bonuses with high wagering requirements because it will help and add to their RTP.

[redsun114]

No matter what, one cannot stay profitable in a slot game even if it has a very high RTP or an increasing RTP because at the end of the day, it's gambling and we can't expect much from it.

Slots are the most played gambling games around the world, people love slots and they spend a lot of money on them mostly because they expect high multipliers from them because slots are the only games that provide the opportunity for gamblers to hit very high multipliers, and we know how greedy gamblers tend to be, so they play slots a lot despite the fact that slots often eat up a lot of money if you don't stop at the right time.