Quote from: panjul07 on Today at 02:35:17 PM

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Quote from: arallmuus on April 05, 2021, 07:33:20 PM

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Quote from: btc_angela on April 05, 2021, 11:07:28 AM

Don't ask me for the second week though, because I got REKT. Sad

. But no complains, probably I wasn't lucky that day. Try to play Money Train 2, yeah, I agree this slot game is very volatile in my opinion.

Its one of the most volatile slot until you have a taste of Deadwood. Deadwood is probably the most volatile slot ever created but it is an intense slot especially on the shoot out bonus round

Is it so? The maximum win on Deadwood is 13,950 times your stake, while you can win up to 50,000x on Money Train 2. Doesn't that mean that MT2 is more volatile?

As per my understanding, the volatility of slot games is not only based on its max payout.
IMO it is based on how frequent of the payout and the risk level as well.

Another way to find which is more volatile is to try it the bonus round. In Money Train 2, its quite common to get around 100x or close to 100x (break even for bonus buy ) even if you are not lucky . In deadwood you will need 71.1x for bonus buy break even but its pretty rare to hit anything close to that, the payout is either shit or great and there is nothing in between that

Quote from: panjul07 on Today at 02:35:17 PM

The idea is, the max payout/multiplier is not the only one to decide a slot game has higher volatility than the other game.

Exactly, there has been several videos that shown 50,000x hit in Money Train 2 but I dont think I've ever seen someone hit 13,950x in Deadwood ( I probably missed this, feel free to show me the videos in case if someone has )