How do you choose which slot games to play?

[acroman08]

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

In some ways, yeah, I mean, a large amount of player count on a slot can mean a lot of gamblers like that slot game, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you will win more on that slot just because there are a lot of gamblers that play there. In short, big player count is not an automatic indication that you will win more on that slot game.

[TheUltraElite]

People stick to slots machine but every new month there are new slot machines coming that have new games - these are not really new, just the same structure of payouts with new animations and new colours.

The games that are more sound and colour oriented with attract more people towards it. That ends up being the way they choose the game.

Wins dont come more often, there are similar odds in every game and the same logic applies to all, keep playing and you will keep losing.

[Pandu Geddon]

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

This is commonly done by slot players, especially those who are just trying it out. But I also often try new slot games, especially when the casino is running a special event for that slot. Usually, when a casino launches a new game, it will create an interesting event to try. Some bonuses can only be used for certain games. But most slot players probably end up playing the same games.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

No, i don't. I play whichever the game that i'm feeling most entertaining for me. I don't think your assumption to play the game based on how many players played was right. I meant it seems at that time you're just lucky enough when playing a crowded game. Meanwhile your luck was not coming to you when you played game with only few players. Other than that i think RTP was also matter here.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

Player count is not good basis when choosing a slot. Since slot is a randomized game. Whatever the game, when you luck, your bet would hit the jackpot. It's just your psychology who build an assumption the more players, the better.

[Sanitough]

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

This is commonly done by slot players, especially those who are just trying it out. But I also often try new slot games, especially when the casino is running a special event for that slot. Usually, when a casino launches a new game, it will create an interesting event to try. Some bonuses can only be used for certain games. But most slot players probably end up playing the same games.

Do they actually have daily promos? Because based on what I’ve observed, there are certain games that always have a lot of players on them. So if we assume people are playing those even without promos, it probably means they feel they’re winning on those games.

With slots, even if the RTP is around 96.5%, which isn’t that high, there are still gamblers who get lucky. So in my view, when more people are playing a certain game, it usually means it’s paying out better at that time, at least that’s my assumption.

[Cointxz]

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

I use this metric because I believe the RTP is easy to reach if multiple players contributing on the wager. This is just my personal beliefs since we don’t how slot games fully work in general. This is just my opinion and not a financial advice.

It’s very rare for me to try a very old slot games unless I play it before and I like the gameplay personally.

Most of my favorite classic slot game is on Play’n go which is not available in my region so I rarely play old slot games these days.

[Findingnemo]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

More active players means the game is more popular but it has no relevance to the wins, you see each player who chose to play a particular slot should imagine that they are given a machine for themselves so the rolls are individual to your luck and just like that everyone will have their own machine.

I always play the sweet Bonanza, not because it is one of the most popular but it's the game where I got more lucky than others and the second best will be Sugar rush for now.

[BABY SHOES]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is it because of the high RTP that many players are active in the slot? Honestly, I myself understand how to calculate this math.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

Maybe this is just a coincidence, not because many active players you often win because this can also be triggered by luck, still this is just my opinion on this matter.

For me... slot games don't have an exaggerated view even though other people think differently.

[LOVER BOY 422]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

To me I choose the one which can be very easy to spin ,like the black jack ,black and red I alwylike to spin it because it gives me winning ,when I have almost existed my stakes in football betting I go directly to black and red Jack and spin my luck and I usually win my spinning

[MRY]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

More active players means the game is more popular but it has no relevance to the wins, you see each player who chose to play a particular slot should imagine that they are given a machine for themselves so the rolls are individual to your luck and just like that everyone will have their own machine.

I always play the sweet Bonanza, not because it is one of the most popular but it's the game where I got more lucky than others and the second best will be Sugar rush for now.

How many people are actively betting in the game does not affect the probability of the game. By making every session one on one, you also exhibit good reasoning since you never share that with any other person. The decision to give priority to Sweet Bonanza is a very efficient step since it has a record of good performance. We have understood that individual winning statistics are much more worthy than worldwide popularity.

[Rikafip]

I usually stick to the old school slot machines like Sizzling Hot or Lucky Lady's Charm, and only try new ones if those two are fully taking by other players.

I play slot machines only in brick&mortar casinos, even though I do know that RTP there is generally lower than in online casinos, but somehow I win more often in physical ones.

[panjul07]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

I like to try new slot games but for longer play, I'll prefer to stay on my favorite ones.
Some new slots may become my new favorite to play longer but it is really hard these days for me to get a new favorite slot to play.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

For me, I dont care how many players are playing the same slot because it does not show anything except popularity.
The more players means that the game is more popular but it does not mean that the game is better than those games with less number of players.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

How ever you play or which ever game you chose to play, win comes when ever it wants to, it might seems like you are winning more in some scheme  when you apply or chose a particular method but the win is just a coincidence, the house always win. The games I chose to play are very popular ones or the one I see my friends playing or if someone is playing and I got to ask them about something and they recommend it, then I will play it too but sometimes I might just want to go random on a ones on front page.

[Johnlomape]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

It is good that you have been able to know when you are always profitable and when you don't seem to be profitable which is a good analysis for you. Since you are always profitable when their are large numbers of people playing the game with you, my advise is for you to always play when you noticed that their are people online playing the game it you. You can always try other games that you think will make you profitable because sticking to only one slot game is not good enough, at least you suppose to be good at different games.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

The last time I tried to play slot games, I was redirected to other third party site for deposits and transferring funds, and then I got lost and confused so I quit and promised myself to trying again, but I haven't till today.

To me, what that may seems from your story is coincidence, nothing really special and magical, it's just happen because it happens, it is what it is.

[Emeraldo]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

You might be correct to some extent I mean because I have also observed that but I really can not be certain and place my hands on that exactly as the cause of wins or loss at a particular time on the casino, because I have also been able to win different times too when the there were less players so I say wins only occur when there are more players.  I think it's more of luck when it comes to your wins.
Personally I also like trying on new and different casinos like just to explore for more conformable and convenient casino slot games to check out.

[Hispo]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

It is just a way to know how popular a slot is, but it does not have anything to do with the chances there are to win money out of those slots.

In my personal case, I like to choose my slots according to the recommendation from people who have more experience with slots than me, and I also like to explore slots according to how they look like.

I usually try new slots on demo mode, so I know what to expect if I decide to deposit and throw some money onto them.

That being said, there will be always very good classics which have gained cult status, like Sweet Bonanza.

[r_victory]

I don't know if the number of active players influences earnings, but I like to try new games. I have my favorites, but I don't limit myself to just those. There's always a new release, and it's even difficult to choose which one to try; I don't have any special method for choosing.

[Orpichukwu]

I don't always pay attention to the number of live players; I always focus on the game and what I consider to be interesting to me. If I'm not going with the popular provider's game I like playing, I will search for the game with the highest multiplier so that if I win big, it won't be that tiny.

[Jody.Drummer]

Do you stick with old slots or try the new ones? In some casinos, I notice they show how many players are currently playing a game. Based on my experience, when I play slots with very few players, I almost never win. But when I play games with many players active, it feels like wins come more often.

Is player count a good basis for choosing a slot, or is it just popularity and coincidence? Curious how others sees it.

I like playing slot games, and there are quite a few games that I play, but I don't play all of them. In fact, there are some that I have never played at all. Besides that, if there is a new game, I might try it, and if it suits my taste, I might like it. Slot games are very popular because they are simple and easy to understand, and if there is a new game, it will probably be just as easy to understand. Regardless, I don't think the number of players matters. Even if there are more players, it doesn't necessarily mean they win more often; it's just a feeling we have.