Should I quit playing slots?

[seoincorporation]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

[cabron]

I felt the same when I lost just a few bucks in slots. It looks like the casino allows me to win free spins so that I won't stop betting on this game but because I'm not really into slots, I stopped playing. But yep I still lost almost $20 which I could have bet on some other sports match. I was still thinking the casino lured me to try their slot game and took easy few bucks from my account.

Yes, you should quit that game. It's an easy game to get addicted. You spend hours a day playing $10 in slot games actually, which kills your time without you realizing you wasted them.

[Oshosondy]

Sometimes you can play a game in casino and think it is rigged if you continue to lose without winning at all for many times. It happens in slot, dice, blackjack, roulette and almost all the games. Also I noticed that the more I stay to gamble in casinos, the likely that I will lose all the money. Do not gamble with the money that you can not afford to lose.

[shivansps]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

I think that you are faced with a very common phenomenon - playing slot machines. There can be nothing accurate or real there. In fact, your question seems a little strange to me, because it is obvious to me that the disadvantage of slot machines is that they show what they want and how it is programmed. In my childhood, I knew a man who owned a slot machine hall, he told me how he could set the percentage that the machine gives to customers and the percentage that it takes away. I think it's usually about 70/30, but that may vary.

[tread93]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

I personally think that slots get boring after a while, there is no real thrill in watching those things spin unless you’ve got a winner. It’s like gambling brainwashing in my opinion haha. Go play something that’s at least fun to watch spin with roulette

[SamReomo]

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

That happens a lot in slot games because a gambler losses so much money even with a good luck. Only some days when someone's luck is so good then they can win money in slots. I used to play slots once in many days but it always made me lose money then making anything. I stopped playing slots after knowing the fact that it's not for everyone.

Now a days I most focus of sports betting and that has worked pretty well for me. I believe in sports betting research and understanding of teams and their players works rather than someone's luck that's why I chose sports betting and I'm enjoying it as I won some good bets in it. I've lost some sports bets when I was new to it but now I lose after many good wins.

[BABY SHOES]

Ever experienced where a situation like yours when playing slots and continuing to spin and then getting a freespin bonus but the results are not so good that it only reaches $5 from spending a lot of previous spins.
And after that I feel that today is not good at playing slots like luck will not come so after running out the balance will return next time who knows there is luck coming in the days to come.
But to intend to stop playing slots in the game not, but will focus more on other sports bets then after there is a good win from the usual sports betting I return to the slot game to spend a little money there.

[Hewlet]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

no one calls it fun when you're at the point you're loosing constantly and it's nothing related to cheating of any kind. If you had won, you will probably look at it as a fun filled game and would have good yourself that you've missed a lot while you stayed out of the game for a while. Well, if it's not going your way it's not out of place to iether slow down a bit till you're ready to gamble responsibly or do what your mind is telling you. Gambling is not a do or die affaire and you mustn't gamble. When it's no longer fun and your conscience doesn't seems okay with the way you're going about your gambling, it's best to give it a halt and watch how things goes but in the midst of it all, you've got to gamble responsibly and use an amount you can afford to loose so loses wouldn't become a big thing for you.

[Akbarkoe]

I'm always ready to lose when I play slots because it's certain to lose more and this is certainly not expected by anyone, but if you hope too much by depositing a lot of money again if your luck is not there then you will not win, but so far I will not stop playing slots meaning that when I lose all of it then come back next time.
Yesterday you spent $200 that's big money to me, but the choice is yours whether you want to stop or not, then again slots are a game that is always addictive even if you intend to stop.

[rachael9385]

Like what your topic says, I don't think that most times it's good for people to make decisions for another person when the person is matured to make his own decisions by hm/herself. It's just to hear an advise and make your own decisions, either from the persons advise or not.
Truth be told that every games have their own ways of failure to a gambler who's is gambling to make profits, slot games can be make you lose money and another games can also make you lose money, which means not games is fair as long as you can lose your money in them. The important part is Knowing why you are gambling and also knowing the risks that are involved.

[Nwada001]

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

The feelings are always there; it's nothing new. If you are on the losing side and you have tried out all you could, yet it seems like luck is not on the person's side, the only blame and thought that will come afterward is that the game is not being fair and it's being manipulated, but in that same game, someone else somewhere is making a win, which is why we record a loss. 

[red4slash]

This kind of defeat is quite normal for slot games so when we can't afford to be there, it will be more fun to play other games in gambling.
We must be aware that slots are one of the draining games even though it cannot be denied that there are good visualizations but still when we play in slots, the possibility of losing is greater, it is a certainty.

In addition, you lose does not mean you are cheated because in the end the concept is not like that where you lose means cheated and you win is luck.
All must have felt this, buddy, take a short break when your luck is not there so that you feel relaxed again because after all, when you have lost a large enough amount, there must be an ambition that whether you realize it or not it can be dangerous where there is your desire to gamble more to restore the previous lose.

[serjent05]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

I think you need some break.  Whether to totally quit playing slots is in your hand to decide.  I will assume that you are not addicted to gambling so I believe you have the ability to control your gambling urge.

Sessions in slots are not the same, most of the time we lose if we failed to stop when we are winning.  My observation during my gameplay, the longer we spin the higher the possibility we lose due to house edge kicking in or possibly the design of the script is something like that.  With Nitropolis having 94% RTP, I believe it will be harder to have a win than other slots with 96% RTP.  Besides this review made me think what you experience in this slot is normal

Players who can tolerate the low return rate and high volatility will be pleased with all the tricks Nitropolis 4 has up its sleeve. After all, the massive maximum payout of 50,000x bet is not to be taken lightly. It’s promising, but the road to it can be long and covered with more empty spins than a casual player can tolerate.

So if we are playing our favorite game and just playing that same slots again and again, the possibility of getting a dead spin is very high, this is based on my personal experience.  So instead of playing our favorite slots every gambling session, why not play variable slots games and see if the same result will happen. 

[Fiatless]

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

You don't need to hastily decide because of one day's losses because slots games can also be profitable. Some days I like that and you just have to endure it and move on. I have had the same experience several times and I didn't lose hope. Maybe the next day might become a lucky day for you. I suspect that you are sad because you gambled with more than you can afford to lose. Anyway if I suspect that are particular game is not fair or has been rigged, I would never repeat such a game. This is because you will be losing money and not enjoy the game. There are many other games or casinos to play or visit if you suspect foul play in a particular betting platform.

[Doan9269]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

We don't have to feel like that since we know that in gambling, we often lose more than we win a game being played, we also have the understanding of this risk among others in our subconsciousness, there is nothing like being rigged even though it appears as if it was, that is gambling experience and most of us take it as part of the fun in which we cruise in, you may even decide to make up to 10 depo and then realized that at the end of the session, everything is gone, we are more inclined to the fun than the loss in gambling, this should always be our priority, it happens to me sometimes as well, but i count it as nothing.

[Samlucky O]

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

For me I don't play slot games rather football bet/gambling. But apart from me only focusing on football gambling, we all face thesame challenges of loosing in a strict and regret ever playing gamble that particular day or why not we use the lose fund to do something better than loosing it. But we forget that gambling is another side hustle which aside from fun, we can be rich by hitting a jack pot someday. Because most people where fortunate enough to have win big due to consistently trying of luck without given up. and most have been likewisly trying consistently but never win for several years. In notshell we should just keep trying luck even when something is not coming up but hoping for better days ahead. but we should apply with caution in Oder not to get addicted. We should as well withdraw our profit whenever we manage to win, let greed never sweep our win off our feet.

[avp2306]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

Its normal feeling when you are been disappointed with the outcome of your session. But for sure you can get over with it once you already in acceptance stage. We always think about quitting especially when we are losing, but for sure we came back once again we already have available funds to spend.

But if playing cause a lot of stress and financial burden to you then I guess its really better to quit. Rather than keep your gambling activities intact just to be in discussions especially if your friends still doing this activities.

Just think about it if its time to quit since you are the one can decide for yourself.

[wheelz1200]

Yesterday I decide to have a slots session, and it wasn't even fun. I made a $100 depo and start playing on my favorite slot game Nitropolis 4 from ELK

Most of the spins where dead spins with $2 bets, when I lose all my balance I made another $100 depo. And again some bad rolls until I hit the bonus, on that bonus I win $30 before the bonus started a $0 from the 8 free spins.

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

The comment that it wasn't very fun at all should tell you all you need to know about what your decision should be.  If you gamble amd have no fun and continue to do so that's how ypu end up addicted or are already addicted.  For me gblikg is entertainment so if some isn't fun I immediately stop amd move on to something else.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

After that experience it leves a bad taste, I didn't enjoy the session, and feels like a rigged game.

Had anyone here had an experience like that and think about quit playing slots?

The main reason you had such a bad experience is because you gambled with more amounts than you can afford to lose. Your experience isn't new at all, many users in the forum have experienced it first hand including myself and when the picks aren't turning out in your favor, you feel the results were rigged against you, but when it favors you, you think your strategies are superb.

Regulate your gambling involvement before it gets worse than it is already and don't chase your loses in your next session, else you're heading for some real deep shit.

[STT]

Take a break for some months maybe a year if you feel like.  Plenty of other games to play, if you come back and it still sucks for you then why are you even bothering.  Consider it a positive unless you were winning alot then getting bored might be a natural reaction to tell you its time to move and focus your energies elsewhere.