How do you choose which slot games to play?

[Judith87403]

Count of players is usually a mirage. Modern online slots make use of RNGs where all spin is not dependent, therefore the number people playing do not have any effect on your odds or timing of payout. A busy game only feels luckier as you see the flashing of more wins by and you end up spending lots of time there. Haven said that, popularity may signal other things that really matter more, just like better graphics, smoother play, or RTP that is fair that players can trust. Whether old or new does not really matter. New slots are not looser, and the ones that are old  are not due. When you are making a choice rationally, RTP, volatility, and limits of bankroll are what matters more than count of player. Everything else is usually psychology and coincidence.

[Agbe]

To me what I noticed most is that when a new game are being launched the chances of winning in that are extremely high because they haven't had more players but when gambler began to focused on that price game you would see how low the winning ratios could be. That is why most people are always active targeting when game could be launched in a casino, in fact there are people who doesn't like to play old slots games instead they preferred playing new games they just launched recently enable them utilize first luck on new game.

That's true, when a new game is launched the casino would do everything possible to make sure that the game gets enough engagements even if it means being generous with the outcomes and they can only do this because the users are few at that time. But gamblers should be careful about this because it is not always guaranteed, there are times that newly launched games can operate normally.

[Porfirii]

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 don't know, perhaps more players mean that these slots have a better rtp? and that's why you also get better results? or is it just your perception or a mere coincidence?

In my case, don't think too much when I choose some slots over others. I don't usually play them so when I do it I simply go for those I find more visually appealing, I think. I don't usually repeat, so I don't give them the chance to build an habit either.

[CryptSafe]

I play slot games, but I do not really hold any thing atached to the reason why I want to play slot games or what type of slot game I do play. I play for fun, and that is what motivates me to play more of it. I do not want to see any of the slots I play be so special that it is why I play slots at random, so I don't get used to a particular slot game, and it has helped me stay neutral while playing slot games.

[Byebyebtc]

It doesn't really matter how many people are playing, it gives random independent results

What you said are just different thoughts that flows through the mind of a gambler when the brain is searching for a better condition or state to avoid losses. And if you win in a condition where there are less players then that is the condition your brain will always want to go for.

[qwertyup23]

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.

There are a variety of factors that determine which slot games that I play, which are the following:

• Rewards and bonuses given by that specific casino in that slot game;
• KYC factor of a casino;
• Overall aesthetics of the game
• Popularity of the game among my peers; and
• Its feedback from the general community

From the factors I listed above, the priority here would be not the slots but the casino itself and what it offers. If that casino offers tons of bonuses but it requires KYC upon registration, then I would hesitate choosing that platform.

At the end of the day, slots are still slots. No skill nor any important element is important. What is crucial here is the casino managing the slot games that will ultimately determine whether I would choose such or not.

[uneng]

I used to choose the most attractive to the eyes, that is, the one which have the theme I most feel attracted to. I enjoyed playing at Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece themes. And if it wasn't for the theme, I chose the slots based on how other players were performing on them. If it was being profitable for someone else, it triggered my interest as well.

But after you learn a bit more about slots and gambling, you conclude the best decision is to choose based on the highest RTP rates available, as it means more chances to profit something before you start losing money...

[silpersurfer]

I mostly look at the visual and audio aspects when picking a slot. If it has good display and if the sound is not too loud or even pleasant to the ear, unconsciously, I might play that game for a longer period. It gives a feeling of "home", making the experience better than just chasing wins or losses.

Also, when it comes to winning, I noticed that big wins usually come from games that are familiar or trendy at the moment. Maybe because those games are often discussed, we become more confident playing them. Familiarity also makes us less awkward in understanding features like bonuses or free spins making the game feel more in control.

At times, it is just a matter of perception. When people see many players, they assume that the game is easy to win and thus play with high expectations. On the other hand, when playing a silent slot, more hesitation may be imposed on them. The odds do not change.

[Makus]

People usually say that newly launched casino games are easy to win because they are trying to get people to play the game, during the first week it's common knowledge that gamblers can make profit these news launched slot games but this is not actually guaranteed because you can end up losing at anytime. I usually go with the new slot games but I always stake carefully so that I don't end up losing yoo much. But I don't think any of these matters because you can get lucky when you play the recent or old games, it's all about luck.

[len01]

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 used to feel the same way. I even thought that playing newly released games could give better wins. But after trying it out for a few weeks with low bets, the results were always random. That’s when I realized this way of thinking makes us forget one important thing. Slots are purely luck based and don’t have any specific pattern or whatever to get better wins.

[Alex077]

Count of players is usually a mirage. Modern online slots make use of RNGs where all spin is not dependent, therefore the number people playing do not have any effect on your odds or timing of payout. A busy game only feels luckier as you see the flashing of more wins by and you end up spending lots of time there. Haven said that, popularity may signal other things that really matter more, just like better graphics, smoother play, or RTP that is fair that players can trust. Whether old or new does not really matter. New slots are not looser, and the ones that are old  are not due. When you are making a choice rationally, RTP, volatility, and limits of bankroll are what matters more than count of player. Everything else is usually psychology and coincidence.

Yes I mentioned in my previous post that the number of player playing at the same time does not affect your chance of winning in the slightest. Each spin of an online slot is completely random. The outcome of your spin has nothin to do with what other are doing or how many people are online when you spin. Popularity has nothing to do with any of these

So if you find any slot is very popular then might be thats feature are great or it has awsome graphic or there is a lot of hype around it. However this does not mean that you will make a lot of money playing that game. If you want to choose a slot wisely it is important to be aware of what percentage of money the game will return in million of spin and how often or how big the win will come. At the end of the day the number of player only create emotional comfort and attraction but it has nothing to do with the chance of winning

[RealNoblee]

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.

Though base of some information gathered, I will say, it's the high number of player count on a slot game.
This explains that, great number of gamblers are interested in that slot game, but this does not necessarily entail that you must always get a win or more chances on that slot just because there are a greater number of players that gets involved and play there.

[summonerrk]

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 choose slots solely based on their appearance, the way the artists designed the interface. And that's it. I don't think about the winning odds these online slots offer; I simply judge by the pretty images. What I dislike most is when casinos use low-quality images generated by artificial intelligence, because it makes it feel like the casino is skimping on them, and I frankly don't like that. I'd rather have something drawn, not quite professionally, by a real artist.
I like slots with Egyptian and travel themes like Indiana Jones.

[Smartprofit]

As far as I understand (I could be wrong, of course), slot machines are programmed in such a way that slot machine owners are guaranteed to receive a certain percentage of all player deposits. I've read about this. 🙋

If this is true, then indeed, the more players play a particular gambling game, the greater the chance of each player winning. For example, if only one player plays the game, they have a 100% chance of losing 10 percent of their money.

In my opinion, the more players participate in a game, the more comfortable it is for each player. ☕ Therefore, I believe that the number of players is a very good criterion for choosing a slot.

[bitLeap]

As far as I understand (I could be wrong, of course), slot machines are programmed in such a way that slot machine owners are guaranteed to receive a certain percentage of all player deposits. I've read about this. 🙋

If this is true, then indeed, the more players play a particular gambling game, the greater the chance of each player winning. For example, if only one player plays the game, they have a 100% chance of losing 10 percent of their money.

In my opinion, the more players participate in a game, the more comfortable it is for each player. ☕ Therefore, I believe that the number of players is a very good criterion for choosing a slot.

In essence displaying the number of players in each game arguably works very effectively and successfully for the casino to attract many players into it. Including games that display RTP percentages, some of my gambling friends still rely on the RTP format and the number of players in one of the games.

Although actually it does not guarantee 100% because the slot is still a slot that depends on luck. If it's time to get lucky in any game you will still win even at a low RTP.

[Emitdama]

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.

This is just a coincidence, not some kind of lucky magic. Every spin on a slot machine is actually controlled by a Random Number Generator. This mean that every spin is completely different and completely random, the presence of other player in the game has absolutely no effect on whether you win or lose

Generally I follow RTP and Volatility when choosing a game rather than relying on the number of player or the crowd. RTP indicates what percentage of money a game can return after many spin. for example a 96% RTP mean that for every 100 $ bet there is a chance of getting 96 $ back in the long run

In my opinion the popularity of a game does not increase or decrease the chance of winning, it only indicate that player enjoy the game

When you do RTP and check slots based on that, and not based on graphics, you are doing the right thing. There are so many people who do follow just the graphics, when I first learned that it was a crazy thing to hear because to me it sounded like the worst kind of way to do this and yet there are people who actually do it that way.

In the end, I am sure that the styles also matters a lot as well, some give you nothing for too long and then a big win, some give you small returns often but no huge win.