active slots vs old slots

[qwertyup23]

As I recall, when Gates of Olympus Super Scatter was first released, people complained a lot about the difficulty of getting big wins. If I am not mistaken, this forum also discussed the same issue. For now, I don't know other people's experiences with the game, as I don't see many streamers playing it anymore. Personally, I don't really follow or play newly released slot games. I only play older ones, which I spend more time with.

There is a wide difference between old and new slots especially on the interaction with the combinations.

As such, new slots offer tons of different mechanics that add a different spin on the old one. In order to make things more interesting, new slots have integrated different kinds of combinations, characters, and animations just to make things fresh.

Though some may argue that these introductions made it somehow more difficult to win in slots vs traditional ones, I would still prefer the former given that they have introduced various changes that made things more appealing to me compared in the past.

[danadc]

I consider old slot machines to be relics. When I was little, I used to go with my dad to places like bakeries or food stalls, and I always saw slots where you put in coins and started playing. I always wanted to play them, but I was scared. Now, at this point in my life, when I go to casinos, I see much bigger slots, but they're not like the ones I saw as a child, and that makes me nostalgic.

I don't know what the old slot machines were like, but they scared me.

[Bluedrem]

Actually, the popularity of new slots and old slots depends on the individual. If people who used to play old slots were to get involved in gambling again, I think they would choose the old slots because they are already well aware of those games. But those who are not aware of the old slots before will consider the new slots as suitable to play.
I would not be surprised if I see many people playing old slots.
However, I think the old slots are still popular, this is my opinion, but it may be different for you.

[9ja Amaka]

As a result, some slots cannot exist for long. They get boring for everyone.

Yes, this is true for slots. People don't want to play the same game for a long time, which is why many slots lose their popularity. However, I think gates of olympus and sweet bonanza are still popular. But I mostly play arcade games, like Aviator or Crash. The reason why Aviator is a bit of a favorite is that it gives me a little bit of control over cashing out, meaning I can cash out at any time I want, but if the plane explodes, there's nothing I can do.

Not everyone feels that way. Some people still want to go back to the old slot game to see if they have a chance to win. Aside from that, most players are used to the old games, based on their gaming experience and virtual display. It will take them a long time to adapt to the new one, and even if they do, they may go back to the old games if they are not winning with the new one. Lastly, the individuals who believe in superstition will also prefer to play the old games if they believe their luck is tied to the old games.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

As I recall, when Gates of Olympus Super Scatter was first released, people complained a lot about the difficulty of getting big wins. If I am not mistaken, this forum also discussed the same issue. For now, I don't know other people's experiences with the game, as I don't see many streamers playing it anymore. Personally, I don't really follow or play newly released slot games. I only play older ones, which I spend more time with.

I won before with gate of olympus super scatter with 3 symbols, I also had a max win when it was a month or 2. But now I am having a hard time to get huge win on that slot. I always play Viking forge of PP this is one of the old slot and most of the time it give huge multiplier to me, add bbillionaire bonanza which I really love coz i dont need to buy bonus, I do manual spin and get free bonus and won huge.

[Donk1]

Personally it's easy to say it all comes down to how casinos and developers tend to promote a new game on their platforms. Because whenever new slots are released, they are often on the front page, and most times they even give out free spins just to draw the attention of gamblers. But then if by chance the casino succeeded to actually draw the attention of users then folks will naturally want to play, and since there are so many people it's natural to see more wins. Because of that old slots tend to have less attention with few players so yep big wins become very rarely seen. So it's not actually the casino's fault it's just their way of making improvements so that their business can keep moving while offering more excitement to gamblers with new features like slots and so on that's all......

[DanWalker]

think gates of olympus and sweet bonanza are still popular. But I mostly play arcade games, like Aviator or Crash. The reason why Aviator is a bit of a favorite is that it gives me a little bit of control over cashing out, meaning I can cash out at any time I want, but if the plane explodes, there's nothing I can do.

The sense of control we feel we have over Aviator or any crash game is actually biggest illusion.
From outside it seems like decision to cash out is entirely in your hand. However the round's crash point is determined using RNG and server seed.

Even popular Pragmatic Play slot like Gates of Olympus or Sweet Bonanza, casino has edge to select configuration from specific RTP range.
Many casino run version of same game with RTP reduced from 96.5% to 94% or even 92%.
Therefore when it comes to gambling specific casino where you play is most important factor.
If you choose reputable casino like Stake, Roobet etc then you will generally find that they strive to be fair and honest with their user.

Anyway, you are right predicting crash point in Aviator is like looking for a black cat in dark room, LOL!

[Alphakilo]

As a result, some slots cannot exist for long. They get boring for everyone.

Yes, this is true for slots. People don't want to play the same game for a long time, which is why many slots lose their popularity. However, I think gates of olympus and sweet bonanza are still popular. But I mostly play arcade games, like Aviator or Crash. The reason why Aviator is a bit of a favorite is that it gives me a little bit of control over cashing out, meaning I can cash out at any time I want, but if the plane explodes, there's nothing I can do.

Not everyone feels that way. Some people still want to go back to the old slot game to see if they have a chance to win. Aside from that, most players are used to the old games, based on their gaming experience and virtual display. It will take them a long time to adapt to the new one, and even if they do, they may go back to the old games if they are not winning with the new one. Lastly, the individuals who believe in superstition will also prefer to play the old games if they believe their luck is tied to the old games.

Superstition doesn't cut it for me at all because I believe in the maths behind the old vs the new kind of slot game models.
I believe newer slot games have a few upgrades with specific hig explosive multiplier bonus mechanics that is quite different from the older versions and that's why it may be easier to win playing on a new slot as compared to the old versions, that's from experience and testimony of those I have listened to.
The superstition you mentioned may just be because they are used to the older versions and don't yet understand how the newer versions work, otherwise I think the newer versions have or provide a better chance of a slot player winning more and better than the old.

[hedgeh0g]

As a result, some slots cannot exist for long. They get boring for everyone.

Yes, this is true for slots. People don't want to play the same game for a long time, which is why many slots lose their popularity. However, I think gates of olympus and sweet bonanza are still popular. But I mostly play arcade games, like Aviator or Crash. The reason why Aviator is a bit of a favorite is that it gives me a little bit of control over cashing out, meaning I can cash out at any time I want, but if the plane explodes, there's nothing I can do.

Personally, I don’t really like games like Aviator, because I always get the feeling that before the game starts, the computer has already come up with some number, and it’s most likely somewhere near the start. That’s why I’m always afraid that my plane will explode. I think slots are a much more relaxing game, where you don’t have to think about anything at all. You just need to focus on getting the right symbols to line up, and that’s why I prefer more leisurely spins. In any case, you’re right about sweet bananza. It’s a classic.

[Bryan jessy]

Older things are usually regarded as being outdated once a new version is developed, though the new method will have more advanced features and means of operation but to me I think both methods still has some unique features specific for each, I have actually tried comparing older things to this newly invented ones and I found out that the older ones retains the main features, this new ones that are recently introduced are like the incomplete copy of the old version, so for slots games the old and new slots operate in similar way without doubt the old slots still maintain its authenticity nothing has changed rather most persons will feel it's outdated because the new version emerged.

[Orpichukwu]

As I recall, when Gates of Olympus Super Scatter was first released, people complained a lot about the difficulty of getting big wins. If I am not mistaken, this forum also discussed the same issue. For now, I don't know other people's experiences with the game, as I don't see many streamers playing it anymore. Personally, I don't really follow or play newly released slot games. I only play older ones, which I spend more time with.

As for the gate of the Olympics, it’s still being played, and it’s among the most pragmatic games played, together with Sweet Bonanza and some games which I consider to be trying to dominate, and I see some streamers playing casinos' originals, which I also consider to be a direct promotion. As for new slot games, they don’t stay long for the once I remember playing before; they go under the old ones, but the old ones still keep on being played and popular.

[alani123]

I'll tell you how most slot companies operate.

When they make a game the mechanics are rarely new. For instance, each company might have a handful or a dozen of different bases for games and then what they do is make hundreds of different skins for these base games. Each variation can have different RTP and change some minor setting also based on the preferences of the casino which is their client, but the rest stays the same.

Supposedly the chance to win id the same even if the game you're playing is new or old.

[AVE5]

I prefer older titles, but I think that's only because of the good wins I got from playing them.

To be specific, one of them was from Play'N Go and the game is called Rise of Merlin. I still had it posted on the Sportsbet thread years ago.

I still try to play on newer titles, though for me new/active doesn't always mean better because the mechanics and RTP can sometimes be worse.

Timelessly, the modalities that we feel very comfortable to do with can't be underrated in cases of this kind choice making.
Normally, older casino's will be preferable not until you began to experience some odds differences that doesn't suit your affordable to endure anymore and then, you can decide to try others just to find one that's most convince able among other's.
Where you finds winnings is definitely were you'd prefer and apart winning and easy terms of withdrawal and deposit what else do you expect from a casino to feel good with it? Sure nothing else which is why we should be contented and doesn't have to run around out of greeds in the interest of new featured game's or promos.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Personally I am not a fan of any slots, but if I had to choose one it definitely would be the newer ones. I have no real slot experience, just some exposure since I am watching some streamers lose their mind on slots sometimes, haha. But like 20 years ago when I went to a state casino to play poker there have always beens slots in the background and they really look so boring to me. Also the music was so annoying, I never got around that.

The newer ones are not so aggressive but basically it's all the same for me. Never a fan, never will be. Casinos have way more attractive (and more rewarding) games to play.

[Bitinity]

Personally I am not a fan of any slots, but if I had to choose one it definitely would be the newer ones. I have no real slot experience, just some exposure since I am watching some streamers lose their mind on slots sometimes, haha. But like 20 years ago when I went to a state casino to play poker there have always beens slots in the background and they really look so boring to me. Also the music was so annoying, I never got around that.

The newer ones are not so aggressive but basically it's all the same for me. Never a fan, never will be. Casinos have way more attractive (and more rewarding) games to play.

As a fan of slot, I prefer to the older slot no matter from which providers but what I feel is that older slot is much better. I dont really like those slots with few types of bonus round/free spins as what we can see on new slots by most providers nowadays. New slots are mostly modified/upgraded from the older one, rare to see a completely new slot games. Seems that most providers are lacking of innovation, that's why they prefer to modify or upgrade or we can call it "re-theme" their older slot games only.

[TheUltraElite]

The slots games not changed much in the background, bust mostly in their themes, colours and sounds. The core game mechanics remain the same on how the rolls happen and how bonus levels occur.

Unless you are rolling it for hitting the bonus round, nothing really excites the player.

Even then the new themes get new gamblers to join in the games. Many older players will continue to play on the older ones only. There is very little change in the EV or house edge.

[crwth]

Well, people might react differently to the effects and actual RTP for this. Different versions of the same slot might have different RTPs. I think that's the metric where you could really affect the slot experience.

We could also see more of the new slots because of the advertising; maybe it would convert based on how much it's being played or something.
^{(Everyone probably wants some new design for something right?)}

[5W-KILO]

I will tell you my experience with active slots either on a specific casino where it's being played more vs old slots which is outdated or not being played that much in a specific casino, because this is something I keep thinking about whenever someone shares like recent video of him playing a very old released slot.

I also noticed that the slots that feel completely dead most of the time are usually the ones that were released years ago. Maybe not many gamblers are playing them anymore, I don't really know but sometimes the newer released slots feels like they are giving back better outcomes. Of course this could just be my own experience and maybe I am connecting things that are not related.

Personally, I never managed to hit any big win on some of these old slots, even after playing longer sessions and spending quite a lot. After some point it just feels like feeding a big hole and getting nothing back. The last time I had the chance to hit a max win was on a Nolimit slot when it was still relatively new back then.

Maybe Im completely wrong about this, so I would like to hear other opinions. Do you notice also any difference between old and newer slot or do you think the release date has nothing to do with how the slot performs?

Also would be better if you can share some names of slots where you had good experiences and the providers behind them.

I don't pay attention to old or new usually but reading this topic made me think about the slots I have had max or near max wins on. My 1st max win was on Hot Fiesta by Pragmatic for 12.5k. Chaos Crew by Hacksaw gave me a near max win with a 9000x for $1800. Retro tapes has hit a couple max wins for me, Push Gaming is the provider. Gates of Olympus by Pragmatic hit back to back max wins for me. Outsourced by No Limit has hit a couple max wins for me as well. I also have 2 5 scatter hits on Wanted dead or alive by Hacksaw.

Now, I have soaked a lot of money into these slots so don't go thinking I have good luck. Slots are a shit losing play in the long run, but they are fun to spin now n then. The thing I notice though is all these slots are older slots. Haven't had any max wins on anything relatively new lately.

Wow that's amazing 🤩.

Coming from someone I respect so much on the forum I will like to ask if you have the aim to win these games in mind and also if you risked what you can afford to lose on each round.

There are few gamblers who likes to take things to far and with this result of yours is why I am asking or maybe I am dealing with few of those people here too.

Because I believe to get this type of result you must have some passion for going dip into slots games to get this results out of them, so what type of a gambler are you sir Yahoo62278.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I don't pay attention to old or new usually but reading this topic made me think about the slots I have had max or near max wins on. My 1st max win was on Hot Fiesta by Pragmatic for 12.5k. Chaos Crew by Hacksaw gave me a near max win with a 9000x for $1800. Retro tapes has hit a couple max wins for me, Push Gaming is the provider. Gates of Olympus by Pragmatic hit back to back max wins for me. Outsourced by No Limit has hit a couple max wins for me as well. I also have 2 5 scatter hits on Wanted dead or alive by Hacksaw.

Now, I have soaked a lot of money into these slots so don't go thinking I have good luck. Slots are a shit losing play in the long run, but they are fun to spin now n then. The thing I notice though is all these slots are older slots. Haven't had any max wins on anything relatively new lately.

I was going to say that I’ve had more big wins on the new ones, but after reading this quote, and the next one:

I'll tell you how most slot companies operate.

When they make a game the mechanics are rarely new. For instance, each company might have a handful or a dozen of different bases for games and then what they do is make hundreds of different skins for these base games. Each variation can have different RTP and change some minor setting also based on the preferences of the casino which is their client, but the rest stays the same.

Supposedly the chance to win id the same even if the game you're playing is new or old.

I realise that this was a subjective perception. Ultimately, what matters is the RTP. If it’s the same for a new slot and an old one, they’ll pay out the same prizes. Your experience with one slot or the other will depend on the variance in the sessions you play.

[yahoo62278]

I will tell you my experience with active slots either on a specific casino where it's being played more vs old slots which is outdated or not being played that much in a specific casino, because this is something I keep thinking about whenever someone shares like recent video of him playing a very old released slot.

I also noticed that the slots that feel completely dead most of the time are usually the ones that were released years ago. Maybe not many gamblers are playing them anymore, I don't really know but sometimes the newer released slots feels like they are giving back better outcomes. Of course this could just be my own experience and maybe I am connecting things that are not related.

Personally, I never managed to hit any big win on some of these old slots, even after playing longer sessions and spending quite a lot. After some point it just feels like feeding a big hole and getting nothing back. The last time I had the chance to hit a max win was on a Nolimit slot when it was still relatively new back then.

Maybe Im completely wrong about this, so I would like to hear other opinions. Do you notice also any difference between old and newer slot or do you think the release date has nothing to do with how the slot performs?

Also would be better if you can share some names of slots where you had good experiences and the providers behind them.

I don't pay attention to old or new usually but reading this topic made me think about the slots I have had max or near max wins on. My 1st max win was on Hot Fiesta by Pragmatic for 12.5k. Chaos Crew by Hacksaw gave me a near max win with a 9000x for $1800. Retro tapes has hit a couple max wins for me, Push Gaming is the provider. Gates of Olympus by Pragmatic hit back to back max wins for me. Outsourced by No Limit has hit a couple max wins for me as well. I also have 2 5 scatter hits on Wanted dead or alive by Hacksaw.

Now, I have soaked a lot of money into these slots so don't go thinking I have good luck. Slots are a shit losing play in the long run, but they are fun to spin now n then. The thing I notice though is all these slots are older slots. Haven't had any max wins on anything relatively new lately.

Wow that's amazing 🤩.

Coming from someone I respect so much on the forum I will like to ask if you have the aim to win these games in mind and also if you risked what you can afford to lose on each round.

There are few gamblers who likes to take things to far and with this result of yours is why I am asking or maybe I am dealing with few of those people here too.

Because I believe to get this type of result you must have some passion for going dip into slots games to get this results out of them, so what type of a gambler are you sir Yahoo62278.

I'm no different than anyone else as far as gambling goes. I decide to play and have a certain amount to play with, I either win or lose. I'm not really gonna chase a slot win cause it's totally random and pointless. You play and get lucky or you donate what you're willing to donate. You can't make a win happen.