What’s more important for you, house edge or game experience? (dice vs slots)

[Agbamoni]

Exactly because understanding is the most important in gambling, that's what we need to look out all the time since luck have the besic role in determining the final outcome.

Honestly, there are just few things we need to put in consideration when gambling, most times we lose because we are not gambling with we are contented with which is the main key we need to navigating the industry without losing much.

What do you mean by understanding is the important thing in gambling?

If you discipline yourself in gambling, you won't have any problem at all. I think the gambling rules to gamble responsibly is very simple to follow; some gamblers make it look complicated, like it is some difficult rule to follow.

[topbitcoin]

Some of us don't really care about it because all they care about is how to satisfy their gambling urges and turn it into fun and a way to make money more quickly.
Likewise in my current situation if the only choices are dice and slots, I prefer slots not because of the stronger odds but because slots offer a better visual effect than dice or other original games.

This is possible for me because it depends on our own interest in playing, so I don't think it can really be used as a benchmark for winning or the house edge etc. because I only play when I'm truly interested in the game and dice or other original casino games aren't an option for me.

[Darker45]

It's probably the experience that matters. Although there are slots players who look into the RTPs of the specific slot game they're about to play, I guess many don't. So, it doesn't really matter to them whether the particular slot game they're playing offers 98% RTP while another offers 99%.

I guess slots have always been more popular than dice, but there must still be many dice players out there. At the end of the day, gamblers often hop from one game to another. Generally, however, I find slots more fun, too. But they have different appeals. There are more strategies you can experiment with dice than slots.

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for me it’s really the game experience even if dice has a much lower house edge it just doesn’t engage me the same way. Slots might have a higher edge sure but the visuals, sounds, bonuses & that feeling that a big win could happen at any moment that’s what I  look for. I am not calculating percentages I just choose what feels fun. The numbers matter if I’m playing long term or strategically but for me it’s all about the vibe so yeah experience over house edge for me.

[crwth]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I'm curious what you guys think.

I personally love slots more compared to dice games because it's just like flipping a coin. For me, it matters how it looks and what the overall experience gives me. In my experience with dice, it's mostly just clicking a button or sometimes using a dice bot to go over thousands of games, and manually doing that sucks.

[Cityhunter34]

Exactly because understanding is the most important in gambling, that's what we need to look out all the time since luck have the besic role in determining the final outcome.

Honestly, there are just few things we need to put in consideration when gambling, most times we lose because we are not gambling with we are contented with which is the main key we need to navigating the industry without losing much.

What do you mean by understanding is the important thing in gambling?

If you discipline yourself in gambling, you won't have any problem at all. I think the gambling rules to gamble responsibly is very simple to follow; some gamblers make it look complicated, like it is some difficult rule to follow.

Discipline is exactly what I mean, because that's the easiest way to overcome frequent losses in gambling. Of course, the gambling rules and regulations don't seem hard to follow, but some gamblers are the ones making it difficult for themselves. I see no reason why a gambler would purposely hope to become rich quick through gambling without realizing that gambling involves more losses than winnings.

[traderethereum]

I mostly play on slots now, even though I used to play dice. I don't think much about the house edge because I know that it will be there. We can't beat it so it is better to have fun inside the game. We can manage the funds we use to play, so we will not lose too much.

Game experience will be important to me because it will give me more knowledge about the game especially skill-based gambling games. But I am sure gamblers still play dice as their favourite gambling games. Slots and dice have their fans, so we can't say that house edge or game experience will be more important.

[Bitinity]

Game exprience obviously, what's the point of low house edge if we cant feel the fun or excitement while spending our money? More specific for dice vs slot, no doubt that slot will be my first choice. Dice is a boring game for me, I cant enjoy playing it, that's why dice game is the first game I'll skip first when it comes to gambling.

[Findingnemo]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I'm curious what you guys think.

Numbers matter but at that time of gambling, the experience is what really matter, slots is more engaging. I used to be away from slots for very long time but now I am addicted to a few because of the fast gaming experience and not just plain like dice and animations and sounds also make the users engaged.

Just enjoy what you like...

[adaseb]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I'm curious what you guys think.

With crypto dice is always more popular because its extremely easy to learn how to play, and the low house edge is a huge advantage. Do people really play slots in crypto gambling? It seems to me that the only places where slots are played the most are at casinos. And the reason they are popular is because they are easy to learn. You don't need to learn how to play first to play it, just turn the huge handle and that's it, it lets you know whether you won or not.

Not everybody knows how to play roulette, poker, blackjack, etc, Especially if they have never gambled before. So they want something easy and they go to slots. But in crypto, dice is much easier so people just play dice rather than slots. You can't really have dice in a physical casino, because most wouldn't even understand the provably fair seeds.

[danherbias07]

It's probably the experience that matters more. Slot games are super fun, especially when you are new to the game. It could actually make a gambler get hooked easily because of the colors and multipliers that will come out.

Still, I do believe that a gambler must understand the house. If they are going to play for a long time, they must know why they are losing.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/110415/why-does-house-always-win-look-casino-profitability.asp

How Casinos Ensure Profit: Understanding the House Edge

There’s one certainty in gambling: the odds are always in the casino's favor. This built-in advantage, known as the house edge, ensures that over time, the casino profits while players ultimately lose more than they win.

No matter what game you choose to play, the odds of the casino winning your money are greater than the odds of you winning the casino’s money. That’s because all casino games are designed to provide the house with a built-in edge, diminishing the chances and sizes of potential payouts.

Whatever casino game it is.

[Patikno]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I'm curious what you guys think.

I think it all depends on each gambler perspective, and each gambler has their own goals when choosing which games to play, whether it is for profit, or a goal focused on the gaming experience. Personally, I lean more towards the gaming experience, and that is why I often gamble based solely on my mood at the time. In fact, recently I played a game that looked appealing, so I tried it, and it met my expectations. The gameplay was very engaging, and I didn't even check the house edge at all. Well, maybe I also hope to win, but my primary goal is entertainment, and I consider winning as additional entertainment. Sometimes I also feel bored playing games that I have played before.

[tottong]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I suppose it's also relative, because most people I know who play slots generally have little knowledge of numbers or experience because they usually just play like everyone else.
Even if someone is quite experienced at slots, is there a guarantee they can control the game and ultimately win more easily?
The answer is probably no, because from my experience, there are almost no special methods or strategies that can be applied to slots; it probably depends more on luck.
In my area, slots are very popular right now, and there may be many people I know who play slots, but I never see them talking about numbers or experience.

[stompix]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few.

Personal experience doesn't mean actual data!
If people would not play them anymore you would not see them in the top picks of any casino, but since they are still there , on click away from when you open the menu it means it's still the cash cow of the casino!
Also, you're overestimating slot, most of them don't even make it enough to justify the development costs, it's just a few that are from the top providers that grab most of the money, for the rest is peanuts.

[dimonstration]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I'm curious what you guys think.

Game experience, house edge percentage difference is just very minimal on all casino games. It’s almost not noticeable in your bet except if you are a high roller that trying to farm wager for VIP level.

I’m not a slot player but choosing between dice and slot I will pick slot games because it’s entertaining than dice game that only pure numbers with same random result.

[Karl_3000]

Game exprience obviously, what's the point of low house edge if we cant feel the fun or excitement while spending our money?

If they said the house edge is low, you will still see the gambling sites money from people. I will not let low house edge be used to deceive me, I will also prefer the game experience.

More specific for dice vs slot, no doubt that slot will be my first choice. Dice is a boring game for me, I cant enjoy playing it, that's why dice game is the first game I'll skip first when it comes to gambling.

Dice is not that boring, I do not know why people just prefer slots than dices. They are both not boring to me but dice players are reducing while slots is the most played game in casinos.

[eisen33]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

I'm curious what you guys think.

I think it's important for players to enjoy the process! Maybe dice can be more exciting when you play in a real casino with other players watching the action, because online dice is frankly boring. Slots are more visually appealing, so for me personally, there's not much difference between where you play slots. It's very difficult for me to comment on the experience of such games, because I believe that only luck matters in such games, and no matter how much you play, it won't affect your experience.

[Leahized]

I understand what you mean bros. Gambling today is truly unique, with all the concepts it offers. Before many new concepts emerged, gamblers focused solely on profit. However, with the growth of the industry, some players are playing for fun, putting profit aside. I personally don't really care about profit, I prefer to have fun with the gaming experience I get.

It is not possible for a gambler to play for fun all the time. I can't see from the past, that every gambler has the same mindset, today. But nowadays people are gambling for more money than before. But now people enjoy them the most, moreover as the technology advances the industry will expand. I focus on profit as well as fun in gambling. So when I see that a lot of money has been gained, I refrain from quarreling. Because at this time it becomes very difficult to control ourselves. But if you have extra money, you can have fun because having fun means losing the most money.

[348Judah]

Slots are super popular even if the house edge is around 3.5%, while old dice games before had something crazy low like 0.5% but nobody plays them now, or maybe just a few. So it makes me wonder, do gamblers really care about the numbers, or deep down the experience matters more?

The gamblers cares more about the numbers, because this also determine how they are going to trust on playing them when there are paossible prospect in winning than not, i understand that slots are all about luck in playing them, experience is not what people needed again, because no matter how you played trying your luck and still hardly find a winning chances, then you try to give up, not because you couldn't win per say, but the fun in playing is not satisfying enough when you always have more of losses.

[mirakal]

The gamblers cares more about the numbers, because this also determine how they are going to trust on playing them when there are paossible prospect in winning than not, i understand that slots are all about luck in playing them, experience is not what people needed again, because no matter how you played trying your luck and still hardly find a winning chances, then you try to give up, not because you couldn't win per say, but the fun in playing is not satisfying enough when you always have more of losses.

There’s no real difference between slots and dice, both are luck-based games. The only difference is the house edge. So obviously the answer here is the experience gamblers get. If they enjoy the game, they’ll keep playing. Even if they don’t last long, as long as they’re having fun, they still feel entertained.

After all, that’s the whole purpose of playing games where we don’t even have the edge, isn’t it?