Should I quit playing slots?

[Saint-loup]

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 haven't checked the volatility of this slot, but if it's not a very low one, $2 is a huge stake for most slots. Especially for such a small bank roll of $100 or $200. You must have almost one hundred times this bankroll to play peacefully. Several thousands of dollars at least to overcome the volatility I would say. Otherwise you must be ready to lose your bankroll quickly. $100 it's only 50 losing spins of $2.

[Mahanton]

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?

If you do find yourself on not to be that interested or getting that entertainment or leisure you do seek on playing slots then it would really be that understandable or common sense that you should
really be stopping on what you are doing instead on going to deposit that 100 bucks or even more. Just like on what others been saying on here is that on the moment that we are losing then we would really
be having those thoughts in mind or impressions that they are rigged which there's no way that we could be able to prove out but we do really that basic stuff about that "HOUSE DO ALWAYS WIN"
kind of condition on which there's no way that you could really be able to beat up the system. On the moment that you are really that winning then those bad feelings or emotions would be instantly be wiped away
on which these current emotions that you are currently feeling up now will really be that replaced by interest and trying to pursue on playing again.  

I haven't checked the volatility of this slot, but if it's not a very low one, $2 is a huge stake for most slots. Especially for such a small bank roll of $100 or $200. You must have almost one hundred times this bankroll to play peacefully. Several thousands of dollars at least to overcome the volatility I would say. Otherwise you must be ready to lose your bankroll quickly. $100 it's only 50 losing spins of $2.

Yes, i would definitely be considering on going with the minimum on which you could really be that make outmost of your capital but well
it would really be just that depending into your preference but having that 2 bucks per roll on a 100 capital will really be just that too short.

[Rockstarguy]

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.

This is how gambling is you can't really predict the outcome of a game, most people think when they spend much time in playing games like slot for a longtime they may end up winning big. Gamblers should understand the limit of a game , and when playing gambling it is better to play with a spare money , a money that you can afford to lose.  Gambling is not an easy game like the way some people thinks they can easily make profit from it. It is just a game of understanding because when you think you can easily win with all the money with you if you are not lucky it can end losing everything.

[pawel7777]

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.

Why are you doing that to yourself?
Get your priorities in order and stop throwing money down the drain. Most people are better off staying away from gambling altogether, but slots and alike are probably the worst.
I bet you weren't even informed of the house edge for the game you were playing, not to mention the game being provably fair, which should be the standard but isn't.

[serjent05]

I haven't checked the volatility of this slot, but if it's not a very low one, $2 is a huge stake for most slots. Especially for such a small bank roll of $100 or $200. You must have almost one hundred times this bankroll to play peacefully. Several thousands of dollars at least to overcome the volatility I would say. Otherwise you must be ready to lose your bankroll quickly. $100 it's only 50 losing spins of $2.

Here is the feature of the Nitropolos 4:


With the 94.0% RTP and Volatility being high, I think this game will give more deadspin than those with the 96.5% RTP with the same volatility.  I checked the demo game and it did gives lots of deadspin despite its paylines and optional bonus features of paying both ways.

As I posted on the earlier reply, one of the review of this game greatly supported the experience of @OP.

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.

Despite the high volatility and many deadspin result, the game is quite interesting because of the many feature it has which is describe in this review article: https://hideousslots.com/slot-review/nitropolis-4/

The $2 bet per spin in a highly volatile games is really very risky.  Even $500 may not trigger the bonus we wanted unless one is very lucky.  With the given feedback on how deadspin is a normal result of the game a $100 to $200 bankroll may only give the player around 100 spins to 200 spins at least and with the kind of volatility this game has, it may give a result that is somehow disappointing with just the said number of spin. (unless the super bonus round is triggered and is very lucky to have a great bonus script.)

But then it was @OP's choice.  If I am to play this game, I would bet with the minimum or the one next to it to play this kind of game with high volatility and is known to give a series of deadspin with the given bankroll.

[uneng]

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.

I think you should stop, because it sounds like you are going too far with your gambling activity. Considering you deposited 100$ bucks, you should have lost that sum of money and just left for good. However, you went ahead, and made another deposit of 100$. That is how disfunctional gambling behavior starts, leading the gambler to play more than he can afford to lose, as he keeps trying to chase losses.

In the end, there is no fun, no entertainment, just the bitter taste in your mouth, like you mentioned in your post. Therefore, strict yourself to your initial gambling budget, and don't make any increasements on it after a loss. After a while you will forget this bad taste you felt this time, just make sure to not repeat the same mistakes next gambling session.

[Weawant]

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?

You don't actually get lucky everyday on house games like this, there are days the odds will be in your favor and the other days, even with your best skills you will still loose all of your bank roll and some point you will not be lucky even at one of the games at all and this is the reason why we should be able to understand when and how to manage our funds properly so we don't get loosing out totally on days such as this, it's still possible you pull up on another nad you get to win massively and make the best off  the games on that particular day, so I will say don't give up but then make sure to manage your money properly.

[KTChampions]

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?

Your deposit was only 50 bets and this is very little (even taking into account the second deposit) to feel all the swings of luck. I think you should have made a 10 times smaller bet and then instead of 50 bets you would have made 500, and if you take into account the second deposit then 1000. In this case, the probability of getting a large multiplier and getting a taste of the game would have been much higher.

[boyptc]

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

This is how it feels for everyone that lose. We all feel that the game is rigged and this isn't just for the slots but for almost every casino games that we play.

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

I did but for other games.

I've played slots but not that often and not with a big amount. I think the better approach is when your first deposit has ran out and you lost it, you better stop and don't follow it with next deposit.

[TelolettOm]

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

Previously sorry if I said this.
but it's better for you to stop and quit slots before you become very interested in this and addicted. because maybe we will feel great at first, that we get very promising rewards from Slots, and especially when we also feel fun doing it, but believe me it won't last long. after that, we will become very addicted and can't stop.

And finally, it will be very bad when it has to end up as addicted slot gamblers. That's quite painful because it was my own brother's experience who finally lost everything because of slots, starting from the beginning of trying $ 50, until finally all his and his parents' assets were gone, without realizing it in a few months.

But if you can really massage it very well and wisely, it will not become addictive later on.

[Shinpako09]

You shouldn't have made a second deposit after experiencing that loss the first time. Personally, I'm not a fan of slots. I'm not saying the outcome would have been different, but you should have tried other games the second time, like Limbo, Crash, or Dice. For me, at least, these games are better compared to slots, where the outcome entirely depends on the computer. Also, you can make more wagers with the same amount in these games. However, at the end of the day, the result may be the same.

[Mr.right85]

You shouldn't have made a second deposit after experiencing that loss the first time. Personally, I'm not a fan of slots. I'm not saying the outcome would have been different, but you should have tried other games the second time, like Limbo, Crash, or Dice. For me, at least, these games are better compared to slots, where the outcome entirely depends on the computer. Also, you can make more wagers with the same amount in these games. However, at the end of the day, the result may be the same.

Perhaps he didn’t want to go far from what he’s used to. It’s not uncommon to have gamblers stick to a game that they are used to playing and understand more of its rules. So I’m not surprised that after encountering some losses, the individual proceeds to try again. At the very least, a few gamblers believes there is a possibility of winning after so many triers. It might appear so but, not many times. In some cases, you just have to take a break and try again some other day. Perhaps you might be lucky with the algorithm of the times.

[TravelMug]

You shouldn't have made a second deposit after experiencing that loss the first time. Personally, I'm not a fan of slots. I'm not saying the outcome would have been different, but you should have tried other games the second time, like Limbo, Crash, or Dice. For me, at least, these games are better compared to slots, where the outcome entirely depends on the computer. Also, you can make more wagers with the same amount in these games. However, at the end of the day, the result may be the same.

Lol, you can't just advise someone not to made second deposit and blame him for playing for more. That is the mindset of the gambler, it's the feeling of the unknown that we want to try and see even if we are already on a losing streak.

So it's really hard to give him advise whether he will have to stop playing slot, or at least look at the RTP of the games he played. He could have been enjoying the game as well can't contain his emotions seeing those dead spin and so he deposited for more and see if his luck will change or not. Sometimes it happen to gambler that the second time their deposit, the outcome will be in you favor.

[panjul07]

The $2 bet per spin in a highly volatile games is really very risky.  Even $500 may not trigger the bonus we wanted unless one is very lucky.  With the given feedback on how deadspin is a normal result of the game a $100 to $200 bankroll may only give the player around 100 spins to 200 spins at least and with the kind of volatility this game has, it may give a result that is somehow disappointing with just the said number of spin. (unless the super bonus round is triggered and is very lucky to have a great bonus script.)

But then it was @OP's choice.  If I am to play this game, I would bet with the minimum or the one next to it to play this kind of game with high volatility and is known to give a series of deadspin with the given bankroll.

Exactly, for such low RTP we should never expect to get big win within a hundred spins. Betting $2 per spin with $200 starting bankroll and with the fact that the RTP is that low, what we can expect?
Of course it is a high risk but without a doubt it can give a high return when we are lucky enough, so we should always be ready for the worse case anytime we start gambling.
I'm slot lover but I have no courage to bet $2 per spins even on higher RTP slot although I have the same starting bankroll as him.
Maybe because I dont want to take higher risk, but maybe I can do $2 per spin on extreme volatility slot when my bankroll is at least $1k.

[Eternad]

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 haven't checked the volatility of this slot, but if it's not a very low one, $2 is a huge stake for most slots. Especially for such a small bank roll of $100 or $200. You must have almost one hundred times this bankroll to play peacefully. Several thousands of dollars at least to overcome the volatility I would say. Otherwise you must be ready to lose your bankroll quickly. $100 it's only 50 losing spins of $2.

Agreed, A 2$ per spin will not make you advance further due to the volatility of slot games. It’s more on a high risk high reward but it’s very hard to experience an early huge win on most of slot games due to its volatility set regardless of the provider.

I tried to play slot games with 99% plus RTP but it doesn’t give me close to breakeven range after trying 100 spin. I was supposed to use it to safely get a decent wager safely yet slot games mechanism seems like set in the lowest winning rate if you will try on,y with few spin.

[Hispo]

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I think you should quit slots, based on your description of the experience, though and try a different kind of casino game, because in the end, it does not matter how much or how little you risk while playing those kinds of casino games; if you had an experience which you consider to be lacklustre and you felt like the game was rigged against you, then you are not getting the entertainment you are supposed to be getting from the money you are losing to the casino.

Out there on the internet and within this gambling community there are people who are very passionate on slots and they have fun/a good time, regardless of losing money. Have you tried some different games and felt the same or only happens to you with slots?

[fullhdpixel]

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?

Having one bad session shouldn't discourage you from playing slots unless you don't enjoy the game after giving it several chances. I had countless bad experiences with slots, but it took me a while before it made me quit and move to sports betting. If I usually have those bad experiences, I only put them on my avoid list and then move on to another slot game. Still, I don't blame you for quitting, there are games where you sometimes have to draw the line if it's not fun anymore.

OP seems not a newbie at this, as he said the game was his favourite but it does not mean that a loss cannot discourage him from continuing because maybe his previous games are like this (mostly a loss )?

If that happens to me, I think I will also have a negative impression of quitting gambling but a better alternative is to switch to another game, or not slot games this time but Roulette, Black Jack, Baccarat, Poker, and the likes.. (you know, those semi-skill based games) as I might have a better chances of winning on them, especially if I will take things seriously like researching for tips and tricks.

Indeed, gambling is meant to be played for fun and even one is not in profit or loses all their capital but they still can experience a contentment, this is still fine. If not, well, what we are waiting for? It's better if we should change our approach now.

For me, Slots always gives me a headache at first but I know that this is only part of the game. What I did is that I only find that one Slot game that truly catches my attention and just stick with it the whole time. Now I'm happy to say that I enjoy it and sometimes my happiness is times two because I can also earn a profit with it.

[khiholangkang]

I agree that you should stop, yes maybe you should stop, but for some time, because it seems that you are quite annoyed with the slot games that you do not produce anything and are not fun for you to make you upset like that.

If you continuously don't get luck and fun from that casino maybe trying another casino is also not a problem, whether it will have the same fate or not, because usually every casino has a difference in luck, I once did that, when my first deposit was at casino A and I didn't get any winnings at all, then I moved to casino B and it turned out that I got lucky there, which even returned the capital that I had lost at casino A in the same slot game.

[bubilas]

I agree that you should stop, yes maybe you should stop, but for some time, because it seems that you are quite annoyed with the slot games that you do not produce anything and are not fun for you to make you upset like that.

If you continuously don't get luck and fun from that casino maybe trying another casino is also not a problem, whether it will have the same fate or not, because usually every casino has a difference in luck, I once did that, when my first deposit was at casino A and I didn't get any winnings at all, then I moved to casino B and it turned out that I got lucky there, which even returned the capital that I had lost at casino A in the same slot game.

It seems to me that the point here is that you need to radically change your occupation, find another hobby or start organizing your own business. Because I believe that changing the casino site will not help, because the essence of all slots is absolutely the same. 
It will just be different pictures, a different interface and output conditions. But the essence will be absolutely the same. And this will not find a solution to the problem.

[Jawhead999]

OP seems not a newbie at this, as he said the game was his favourite but it does not mean that a loss cannot discourage him from continuing because maybe his previous games are like this (mostly a loss )?

If that happens to me, I think I will also have a negative impression of quitting gambling but a better alternative is to switch to another game, or not slot games this time but Roulette, Black Jack, Baccarat, Poker, and the likes.. (you know, those semi-skill based games) as I might have a better chances of winning on them, especially if I will take things seriously like researching for tips and tricks.

I guess @OP thought this game is the most profitable for him among other games, so he hope that he will making profit from this game, which is wrong. I also have few favorite games like Le Bandit and Rip City, sometime I'm lucky when I play this games, but it doesn't make me think I will always win.

Switching to other games is a good choice, so you will not be stressed for playing the same game over and over, but even though it require some skill and increase your winning rate, don't expect you will win or you will be mad since you lose in all games.