Quote from: HONDACD125 on June 29, 2024, 10:19:04 PM

Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on June 29, 2024, 09:59:27 PM

Ive always said it that those who are looking for strategies to win in slot games, either are newbie gamblers claiming to be experts, or they are not really gamblers but only participating in discussions on this board in other to fufil their signature ad campaign requirements.

Slot games are solely luck based games, strategies don't work in this type of games, because they don't actually exist.
As gamblers we can strategize on the to go about our playing so that we don't end up spending all of our money in just a few rounds of the game, but when it comes to winning or losing, this two are completely based on how lucky the gambler is.

I don't know what sort of strategies one can use in slot games because even though there are strategies that people use such as martingale no strategy suits the nature of slot games. I can't imagine doubling my initial bet after each bet in a slot game until I win something reasonable because it sometimes takes more than 50 spins for you to get a big win or something and with a strategy like that, your bankroll will be exhausted pretty quickly.

Whether they are new or old, gamblers need to understand that strategies don't work in gambling games, no matter what game they are playing, if they apply a strategy that is basically a betting pattern, they are going to lose more money eventually, so it's not worth it.

I have personal experience with gambling strategies, so I would recommend no one applies them.

Well, for me, I've never seen martingale as a strategy to be honest, and that is because I because it's not one.
Strategy should help a gambler win, whether he or she is lucky or not, but in this situation, the martingale way of playing Slot only ensures that you take more and more risk, and at the end of the day, you still have to depend on luck to win, and if you are not lucky, you did lose your entire bankroll even before you blink your eyes.

Any thing called strategy; where after applying it, I still need to depend on luck to win, rather than depend on how good the strategy is, then that is not a strategy, and to this effect, I once again say that martingale is not a gambling strategy, but more of a style.