~ I'd say, even if the RTP is actually increased and it's a bit higher than the base RTP of other slot games that doesn't mean you are going to win much more. Even playing on slots with 99% RTP you can easily lose all your your balance, so be careful about that. Play only with money you can afford to lose. Don't expect making profits on slots with increased RTP.
Exactly.In order for any RTP to kick in it needs quite a big amount of spins overall and this is the case for any RTP.For example the RTP of one game may say it is near 96.03% and for this to happen,the slot to pay back 96.03% a certain number of spins,
usually over 10-15 million of spins so don't expect to be winning or being deceived by slots that use this as a marketing tool to fool unsuspecting gamblers.
Yes, I heard about that range of number of spins too. Only after making more than 10 million spins you can expect to lose to the house $300 out of $10,000 wagered if the RTP of the game is 97%.
~I'd say, even if the RTP is actually increased and it's a bit higher than the base RTP of other slot games that doesn't mean you are going to win much more. Even playing on slots with 99% RTP you can easily lose all your your balance, so be careful about that. Play only with money you can afford to lose. Don't expect making profits on slots with increased RTP.
My statement is simply based on the RTP alone regardless of the slot game. Since there’s already slot games set with high RTP while this increasing RTP max is just the same.
I don’t get the point on pursuing a game like this that gives you a low starting RTP. There's no point in that, you are right. But don't pursue games with higher RTP either. Play the games you like, the games that you enjoy playing. Don't look for for games from which you can profit, because you won't find them. You can win only because of luck, not because you are playing on a slot with higher RTP.