Quote from: mu_enrico on August 20, 2021, 04:06:44 PM

Quote from: oHnK on August 20, 2021, 01:54:26 PM

Is it really more profitable to play slots in gambling site competitions or without competition? I've tried fun play on several sites and next time I really need some guider to become better at gambling. Please help me, next bro.

In theory, yes, it's more profitable with competition since competition prize means more RTP (Return to Player), but only if you can get at least last prize. Even if you lose money playing slots but manage to win the competition, you can end up in profit. Here's some scenario:
- You lose all your deposit scoring no win (worst scenario, this is often happen if you play with a small bankroll);
- You lose all your deposit but scoring some decent win (multiplier etc.) you can end up in profit depend on how much your wager vs competition prize (@roycilik called this as a loss back);
- You win some profit from playing, but your score isn't big enough for the competition. It's still profit;
- You win big from playing and at the same time you win the competition. Best scenario.

However, I can't encourage you to gamble. If you aren't a gambler, maybe you will be better to stay that way because:

Quote from: mu_enrico on May 18, 2020, 05:52:13 PM

Disclaimer: gambling is for adults who understand the risks involved with this game. Plus, OP wouldn't take responsibility whatsoever if you then become slots addict and lose lots of money after reading this thread.

In other words, it's risky Wink

Yup, I understand the risks in the world of gambling but because of a very high curiosity it attracted me to this thread. Based on your experience while playing in slots, is the probability of winning measurable? Because I was taught by a friend of mine, even in the competition it is not always possible to cover the losses suffered by the players, so I have to be wise to take steps. Is it really like that?