Yeah the cashout always depends on your odds of winning the hand, just like cashouts on sports bets.
If you have let's say a hard 18 vs low card like 3 4 5 6 then you will get most likely get more than your initial bet. If you have 20 against 7 or something you get around 1.75x I think. But if you for example have 12-16 against 10 you will definitely get less than your initial bets, sometimes just like 50%.
You are absolutely correct, that's how their cashout works.
Well, he got a 5,000X multiplier, which would be a $5K prize if you play $1 slots or a $10K prize if you play $2 per spin slots. I guess that would give you quite a bit of purchasing power in Nigeria. If you win, which is a big if. The prize he won is impressive, but I doubt any of us would play $15 per spin slots.
It's crazy to play slots with $15 spins. You have to deposit thousands of dollars to be able to keep playing. From my experience, slots are slow. You have to play a lot to win because it's rare to win immediately and as you spin more and more times, I've noticed that I usually win a high multiplier in the end. It makes my experience scary and exciting at the same time.
Only infinite variant and freebet blackjack doesn’t have any cash-out feature.
I play infinite and I have a cashout feature.
Thanks for the explanation! Btw, you have called it "cashback" several times in your post. I am pretty sure you wanted to say "cashout."
It was a typo definitely. I wanted to say cashout. Thanks for the correction.