Do you follow any pattern when betting on slots?

[swogerino]

I don't follow any pattern when betting on slots, is there even a pattern to follow, i simply just spin and hope for luck. Slots is so much fun, even though i just recently started playing it, i won't lie that it runs down my bankroll very fast and i also noticed that it is more addictive than sports betting, maybe because every starts and ends in a couple of seconds. I recommend that you eliminate the thought of a winning pattern and simply enjoy slots, while playing responsibly.

The only pattern that is needed to be applied in slot machines is simple, first you rely on luck until you hit a big win, be it in normal spins or be it in buy in feature, in fact this pattern applies much more to buy in feature wins, for example if you win an x500 or more multiplier during a buy in bonus feature you need to double or triple the amount of your bet if you do another bonus buy right after you win that x500 multiplier as history as shown in the majority of the cases it is going to be another good buy in which can also be in profit, sometimes much more than x500 the previous multiplier, some other times lower yet still over the buy bonus cost, meaning still in profit. In the end there is no real ongoing pattern that is going to help you through the long run as this is plain impossible while playing slot machines.

[eisen33]

If playing poker requires skill and sports betting requires good knowledge then slots are really pure luck. I think it makes no sense if someone who has won a jackpot says he played with a certain pattern and then shares it with others. Slot gambling is very random even trusted casino providers cannot control who will be the winner or get the jackpot. Unless it is a fake online casino that is not proven to be fair. If you want to gamble with skill or knowledge then don't play slots. You can try playing poker or sports betting.

I once heard that there were guys who used to spend a lot of time in gaming halls, and they would study which slot machines wouldn’t pay out any winnings for a long time. Of course, this is only possible in offline casinos, but I know a story where a man lost a lot of money because he was waiting for a win, and after he lost everything he had, his friend sat down and hit a big jackpot in just a few spins. This happens too, but I think that in online casinos this is impossible.

[Questat]

If playing poker requires skill and sports betting requires good knowledge then slots are really pure luck. I think it makes no sense if someone who has won a jackpot says he played with a certain pattern and then shares it with others. Slot gambling is very random even trusted casino providers cannot control who will be the winner or get the jackpot. Unless it is a fake online casino that is not proven to be fair. If you want to gamble with skill or knowledge then don't play slots. You can try playing poker or sports betting.

I once heard that there were guys who used to spend a lot of time in gaming halls, and they would study which slot machines wouldn’t pay out any winnings for a long time. Of course, this is only possible in offline casinos, but I know a story where a man lost a lot of money because he was waiting for a win, and after he lost everything he had, his friend sat down and hit a big jackpot in just a few spins. This happens too, but I think that in online casinos this is impossible.

Let us say that if someone is too unlucky, someone else is also too lucky. Just like how your story tells us. We never control our future gambling. We might win today, but we can't expect it tomorrow. That is why we never expect every day to be a bright day in gambling; most of the time, it is dark.

I tried to follow patterns and calculate how many spins before I win. Unfortunately, I only waste time doing it because not a single pattern repeated. It comes differently. The only thing I notice is that when I think about winning, I lose.

[danherbias07]

If playing poker requires skill and sports betting requires good knowledge then slots are really pure luck. I think it makes no sense if someone who has won a jackpot says he played with a certain pattern and then shares it with others. Slot gambling is very random even trusted casino providers cannot control who will be the winner or get the jackpot. Unless it is a fake online casino that is not proven to be fair. If you want to gamble with skill or knowledge then don't play slots. You can try playing poker or sports betting.

I once heard that there were guys who used to spend a lot of time in gaming halls, and they would study which slot machines wouldn’t pay out any winnings for a long time. Of course, this is only possible in offline casinos, but I know a story where a man lost a lot of money because he was waiting for a win, and after he lost everything he had, his friend sat down and hit a big jackpot in just a few spins. This happens too, but I think that in online casinos this is impossible.

It's impossible for online casino slots, you are right about that. Because there's no such thing as sharing the system in it. Most of our wins came from the history of our bets, and that's why they input the RTP. This is to somehow give back to those who will have a losing streak, because if that is the only case, no gambler will be back to keep on playing. The RTP is meant to somehow give a portion of what we had lost, and I think we should be wise that we cannot win against the house if that is the rule. I don't really believe in RNG, but I do believe in RTP after playing a long time in online slots. Somehow, I did notice that they will give back at some point, we just don't know when.

[gunhell16]

Just something I noticed in the past two days felt like everything was hitting. I was on a lucky streak! Even used my slot winnings to bet on NBA games, and hit a decent parlay, especially when OKC blew out the Nuggets.

But today? Total opposite. It’s like the machine just switched and chances of hitting felt super low. So I gave up for now.

My plan? I’ll try again tomorrow. If it feels like the slots are "giving" again, that’s when I’ll go a bit harder. Until then, I'll relax for now.

What did you noticed when you are continously winning? For me I didnt notice much of a pattern, cause sometimes I am winning and also losing too. Maybe the trigger is very hard algo to find out. I prefer the personal slot on casino than the online casino so Im not sure whether it affect if the slot has provable fair or not.

Actually never ask on physical casino about that maybe they wont answer.

When I was a newbie to crypto casinos, I remember that when I felt like I was winning often in my games, I became more aggressive to continue because my confidence increased that I would still have a large amount of money to win if I continued my gambling.

But in reality, it always ended in defeat, which also ended in regret in the end, my greed did not exist at that time and my understanding of trading was not that broad and deep.
But now of course it is not like that anymore, I am more careful now and responsible.

[hedgeh0g]

When I was a newbie to crypto casinos, I remember that when I felt like I was winning often in my games, I became more aggressive to continue because my confidence increased that I would still have a large amount of money to win if I continued my gambling.

But in reality, it always ended in defeat, which also ended in regret in the end, my greed did not exist at that time and my understanding of trading was not that broad and deep.
But now of course it is not like that anymore, I am more careful now and responsible.

I also had something similar, but if I were doing something similar today, then I would definitely win a pretty good amount and ask myself the question: How much am I willing to lose from this win in order to finally stop? For example, I would answer that exactly 10%, and if I lost that much, I would turn off the game immediately. Because if we don't do this, we will promise ourselves that each bet is the last one, deceiving ourselves. I realized a long time ago that we are also playing against our egos, so all players need to remember this.

[Agbe]

Slot games are not real games where they seems to be following a particular pattern except when there is an upset but slots games can take any form and pattern that the program wants them to follow so banking on previous pattern followed by slot games may lead to lose so it should not be completely followed because slot games one of the most dangerous form of gambling anyone can engage in

[Lanatsa]

Just something I noticed in the past two days felt like everything was hitting. I was on a lucky streak! Even used my slot winnings to bet on NBA games, and hit a decent parlay, especially when OKC blew out the Nuggets.

But today? Total opposite. It’s like the machine just switched and chances of hitting felt super low. So I gave up for now.

My plan? I’ll try again tomorrow. If it feels like the slots are "giving" again, that’s when I’ll go a bit harder. Until then, I'll relax for now.

For sure all of us who do play up slots will definitely be having this kind of approach too or you do have been able to feel out those kind of pattern and having those thoughts that the slot game isnt that giving up that much on that particular session. You will definitely be able to notice it out at the moment that you are literally experiencing up those loses on which having those thoughts that it isnt that good to continue up further because you do already have that feeling that you will be still losing up more. Speaking about patterns then we do continously be trying out to find with those patterns on which even if we do say that we've been long time searching up or be able to play slots games and telling to yourself that you are good on handling out your emotions or simply that handles out the situation but on the moment that those urges do spike then you would definitely be forgetting on what are the things that you should gonna do.

In speaking about patterns on which there's no way that those codes are being designed, yes its designed for gambler to lose but seeking out for patterns will be just that pointless because there's no way on doing so. One things for sure that these games are that being created for gamblers to lose and thats why its important that you do made out some realizations that it shouldnt be that treated up that way. There are just that those individuals who are that being too positive or being that too hopeful that they could be able to pull it through. It is just that too dumb if you do thinking up this way because we do know on how gambling works and on how it do affects out gamblers negatively specially into those people who had been that positive that they can be able to take advantage in against the house on which this is that a very very wrong mindset to have as a gambler on which this do brings out that disaster into your finances.

[Awaklara]

Slot games are not real games where they seems to be following a particular pattern except when there is an upset but slots games can take any form and pattern that the program wants them to follow so banking on previous pattern followed by slot games may lead to lose so it should not be completely followed because slot games one of the most dangerous form of gambling anyone can engage in

I think it would be more appropriate to call slot games high risk rather than dangerous. It doesn't matter if you call it dangerous, but slot games still have their own fans, and I think many people like them.

I know some of my friends who play slots with patterns that are suitable for application to slot games from certain providers. But it still won't always work for continuous play. It might work for one winning session, but not for the next game session.

[DaNNy001]

In that strange moment, you start to believe the machine knows who you are. It's like it's aware, or worse. Your brain may be stuck on a routine it wants to believe in when you say, "If it feels like it's giving, I go harder."

Slot machines are designed to give you just the right amount of rewards to keep you playing and just the right amount of losses to set off chase mechanisms. It's possible that "lucky streak" was a volatility pocket. Or maybe it was just a good time. Or, you know, maybe you were on fire and the rhythm felt right for you.

When the rhythm is off, leave. When your gut tells you to, come back. That balance between flow and pause is rare. Most just spiral.

It's all programmed to keep you trapped... casino games are designed in such a way to always keep players enticed..after winning most people get carried away and start chasing more wins excessively and as a result of their they start losing..when this happens they start thinking that the machine is robbing or cheating them personally but that's just you falling for a psychological trap. Always stay disciplined.

[r_victory]

I don't believe there is a pattern in slots, as I said in another topic, we want to believe that there is, that we have control or have an unbeatable strategy to beat the “system” and make a lot of money with this “incredible discovery”. When we only get to the phase in which the “algorithm” is programmed to make you feel like a winner and then, if you insist, make you lose what you won and bet more. It is always wise to know when it is time to stop!

[Pandorak]

It's all programmed to keep you trapped... casino games are designed in such a way to always keep players enticed..after winning most people get carried away and start chasing more wins excessively and as a result of their they start losing..when this happens they start thinking that the machine is robbing or cheating them personally but that's just you falling for a psychological trap. Always stay disciplined.

I agree with what you said, that the main cause of defeat is greed itself, thinking that it can get more and more profits, "today is my lucky day", that's what they think when they are in the moment of winning, without realising it is actually the beginning of destruction, because often we forget when we have to really stop to enjoy the benefits obtained, and often what stops us at the end is the SLOT itself (running out of capital).

[bias]

I don't believe there is a pattern in slots, as I said in another topic, we want to believe that there is, that we have control or have an unbeatable strategy to beat the “system” and make a lot of money with this “incredible discovery”. When we only get to the phase in which the “algorithm” is programmed to make you feel like a winner and then, if you insist, make you lose what you won and bet more. It is always wise to know when it is time to stop!

Me neither. Everything is programmed, and nobody knows when and how it will hit a big multiplier. The problem is with our mindset. If we believe that there is a way to beat the slots system, then we will most likely end up broke. Personally, if I win a good amount, I get out almost immediately. I leave some days pass, and then I try my luck again. Of course, it's not a strategy, it's more like a safety measure not to be dragged into this "hunting for more" situation.

[radjie]

I don't follow any pattern when betting on slots, is there even a pattern to follow, i simply just spin and hope for luck. Slots is so much fun, even though i just recently started playing it, i won't lie that it runs down my bankroll very fast and i also noticed that it is more addictive than sports betting, maybe because every starts and ends in a couple of seconds. I recommend that you eliminate the thought of a winning pattern and simply enjoy slots, while playing responsibly.

The only pattern that is needed to be applied in slot machines is simple, first you rely on luck until you hit a big win, be it in normal spins or be it in buy in feature, in fact this pattern applies much more to buy in feature wins, for example if you win an x500 or more multiplier during a buy in bonus feature you need to double or triple the amount of your bet if you do another bonus buy right after you win that x500 multiplier as history as shown in the majority of the cases it is going to be another good buy in which can also be in profit, sometimes much more than x500 the previous multiplier, some other times lower yet still over the buy bonus cost, meaning still in profit. In the end there is no real ongoing pattern that is going to help you through the long run as this is plain impossible while playing slot machines.

Of course, if we repeat the same strategy even though initially it is always given luck but in the long run the pattern will not always provide victory, The longer we play the greater the chance of sucking back the money we had before. Therefore, as much as possible, we must also be able to take advantage of the opportunity when to stop after winning

[l3pox]

It's all programmed to keep you trapped... casino games are designed in such a way to always keep players enticed..after winning most people get carried away and start chasing more wins excessively and as a result of their they start losing..when this happens they start thinking that the machine is robbing or cheating them personally but that's just you falling for a psychological trap. Always stay disciplined.

I agree with what you said, that the main cause of defeat is greed itself, thinking that it can get more and more profits, "today is my lucky day", that's what they think when they are in the moment of winning, without realising it is actually the beginning of destruction, because often we forget when we have to really stop to enjoy the benefits obtained, and often what stops us at the end is the SLOT itself (running out of capital).

exactly!
one of the keys in gambling is knowing when to stop
being able to say "ok, that's enough, I'm done" is a super power, but much harder to do than to think about doing it

taking a break after big wins and losses is a good skill to develop too

[iv4n]

The only thing I notice is that when I think about winning, I lose.

Well, I can relate... when I think about winning or expect some big win I lose, big wins often come when we don't expect it. It's like that with bonus rounds, when I hurry it takes hundreds of spins before I get it, and sometimes I hit a bonus in the first 10-20 spins.

So yes, with slots it's all about luck. There are no special patterns & strategies, all we can do is spin them if we have some money to spare and hope for the best.

[l3pox]

The only thing I notice is that when I think about winning, I lose.

Well, I can relate... when I think about winning or expect some big win I lose, big wins often come when we don't expect it. It's like that with bonus rounds, when I hurry it takes hundreds of spins before I get it, and sometimes I hit a bonus in the first 10-20 spins.

So yes, with slots it's all about luck. There are no special patterns & strategies, all we can do is spin them if we have some money to spare and hope for the best.

I think there's something beautiful about being able to make more money when we are dettached from the outcome
sounds funny but deepak chopra talk about this in the book "7 spiritual laws of success" (the title sounds lame but the book is quite good)
if you are fine with either outcome it's easier to relax and accept whatever happens
more relaxed the probability of winning is higher

[iv4n]

I think there's something beautiful about being able to make more money when we are dettached from the outcome
sounds funny but deepak chopra talk about this in the book "7 spiritual laws of success" (the title sounds lame but the book is quite good)
if you are fine with either outcome it's easier to relax and accept whatever happens
more relaxed the probability of winning is higher

Interesting observation... your words (or Deepak Chopra's talk) make a lot of sense to me. Basically, it's what I am talking about most of the time,
in a more complicated way of course. It's something that comes with experience, we learn to be fine with any outcome... in one moment that comes so naturally, we tried and something happened... whatever happened we are fine with it and we know we will try again another day.

But you also mentioned "outcome sounds"... You can find a lot about "slot sounds", and how those sounds affect players. Quite an interesting reading for those who wish to know more about the game they love to play.

[Agbe]

I've come across that idea before. When I hit a decent win, I keep that pattern or strategy, but it never works. So I try random pick, and the results are still the same.

So I believe that whatever strategy or pattern we use, these things guarantee nothing. Our winning odds remain low while our losing odds are high.

Whether it was an underdog or a favorite team, I bet on the team that I believed could win after some analysis. I won't say this is right, but I don't say it was wrong as well. In the end, only our luck can decide if we win or lose.

Wining on slots games depends solely on luck because the probability of winning is slim so whether you follow a particular pattern or not winning is not sure so when playing slots games just have it at the back of your mind that there is no guarantee of winning and that luck is what will see you through if at all you will win , slots games should not be prioritized over sports betting which has to do with gambling on live events

[Mindyspace]

I think it's great that you're paying attention to the cycles. Your plan is great: if it doesn't work out, take a deep breath and try again, but don't overdo it! It's always better not to insist when things aren't going well.

My guess: take it slow, watch how the machines are doing. If you notice that they're getting lucky again, you can move on. If not, no problem, it's better to wait for a more opportune moment.

But would you rather follow your plan or your intuition?