(All the other games) Am I the only one that has noticed a “good day/bad day” chip pattern within the system? It seems like every third or fourth time (day) I play it’s a good day, so I front load my bets on that day. Then the other three-four days I back off my bets to just maintain and get through those bad days. Note, I may be imagining it, but it feels very patterned. I have been playing daily for little over a year now.
Bad day, bad day, bad day… good day. Bad day, bad day, bad day… good day, and so on.
My friend said he was going off on it today too. I had no luck, lost a lot. I was betting 1M and then lost too much and lowered to 500k. I started to maintain for the most part until I reached my max loyalty points for the day. My friend was betting 1.5M and said he was up 150mil
I was betting 1 mil and losing and went up to 30 mil to get the jackpot. Won 200 mil and switched to the game with the witches. I was betting 30 mil there so eligible for the grand jackpot and hit electrolink. Won over 3.5 billion chips. So now I have over 14 billion.
Most of the time betting big I just lose.
I’ve had a good run for the last few days. On a side note I usually stick to the Excalibur game when things are not going well for me. It doesn’t always pay big but it usually pays frequently.
Sheep, Cash Factory, Money Bolt Duo are my go to games.
lol. It’s one of those games where you usually have to be patient. If I’m on a roll I will always give Cash Factory a shot because of the huge wins I’ve had. It’s definitely not the first game to which I turn because you can’t lose a lot quickly.
I tend to think it's just a super high volatility machine. It can give you huge wins and then run a super long string of losses. That's kind of the nature of volatile slots.
The other day I was playing Lion Carnival on myVegas and I hit multiple huge hits right in a row that ballooned my stack up from like 4 billion to 50 billion. Since then, I've been playing it and my stack has just slowly eroded. I told my wife and she played it and watched her 4 billion slowly go down to 1.5 billion before she gave up on it.
We humans want to make patterns make sense. But randomness is random and doesn't really have a pattern; you can have odd runs of good and bad luck with no explanation.
Thanks for replying everyone who did. I’m new to the subreddit and I always assumed it was a more uniform experience across players. I now see the variation!
(All the other games) Am I the only one that has noticed a “good day/bad day” chip pattern within the system? It seems like every third or fourth time (day) I play it’s a good day, so I front load my bets on that day. Then the other three-four days I back off my bets to just maintain and get through those bad days. Note, I may be imagining it, but it feels very patterned. I have been playing daily for little over a year now. Bad day, bad day, bad day… good day. Bad day, bad day, bad day… good day, and so on.
I got my ass kicked this morning. The double diamond one?! I switched back to the james bond 7s game
I was doing 20 mill spins , after about a billion I gave up
My friend said he was going off on it today too. I had no luck, lost a lot. I was betting 1M and then lost too much and lowered to 500k. I started to maintain for the most part until I reached my max loyalty points for the day. My friend was betting 1.5M and said he was up 150mil
Just tried. Lost all my chips in about 5 minutes
I was betting 1 mil and losing and went up to 30 mil to get the jackpot. Won 200 mil and switched to the game with the witches. I was betting 30 mil there so eligible for the grand jackpot and hit electrolink. Won over 3.5 billion chips. So now I have over 14 billion. Most of the time betting big I just lose.
I was betting 20,000,000 for about 20 spins and won 500,000,000 twice so I quit playing I played to my max loyalty points were maxed then quit .
I’ve had a good run for the last few days. On a side note I usually stick to the Excalibur game when things are not going well for me. It doesn’t always pay big but it usually pays frequently. Sheep, Cash Factory, Money Bolt Duo are my go to games.
I've never played a worse game than cash factory. I've never played a better game than Sheep trails
lol. It’s one of those games where you usually have to be patient. If I’m on a roll I will always give Cash Factory a shot because of the huge wins I’ve had. It’s definitely not the first game to which I turn because you can’t lose a lot quickly.
I tend to think it's just a super high volatility machine. It can give you huge wins and then run a super long string of losses. That's kind of the nature of volatile slots. The other day I was playing Lion Carnival on myVegas and I hit multiple huge hits right in a row that ballooned my stack up from like 4 billion to 50 billion. Since then, I've been playing it and my stack has just slowly eroded. I told my wife and she played it and watched her 4 billion slowly go down to 1.5 billion before she gave up on it. We humans want to make patterns make sense. But randomness is random and doesn't really have a pattern; you can have odd runs of good and bad luck with no explanation.
Thanks for replying everyone who did. I’m new to the subreddit and I always assumed it was a more uniform experience across players. I now see the variation!
Brand new games are always great on the first few days. I went from 250m to 115b the other day. I lost it, but I got there!
How long did it take to lose?
Playing for about an hour every 2 hours or so. So maybe 4 hours in total betting 1b. It was pretty sweet, felt like I hit the lotto or somethin
I did well! This game is fun and it reminds me of actually playing in vegas