Quote from: coin-investor on Today at 04:08:08 PM

Quote from: Patikno on Today at 03:57:41 AM

However, I wasn't focused on what he was doing; I felt it was all about luck, so personally, I just played slots without paying attention to any particular patterns. So, what about you? Are you one of those people? or are you just a casual player like me? If so, please give your reasons.

I seldom play slots, but I used to check or study patterns on luck-based games on dice and crash, and it made me increase my bankroll to verify the pattern that I think will lead to big winnings, but unfortunately, I always end up where I started.

Patterns do not exist in a luck-based game because if they did, then Martingale would have been a successful strategy or methods to many gamblers.

Stop looking for patterns; it will stop you from enjoying the game, and your motivation will shift to making money, which is futile in the long run.

I am with you too, no one could deny games like slots crash dice are pure RNG based & every spin is seperate than previous one. If you tinik you discovered the pattern then it is completely your misconstruction, i could call it fallacy flexing nothing eles, nothing is at any point left due in casino world mate. Martingale never ever able to fix such thing, so blowups are sure to be happen cause the EV residue -ve due to limit & house edge. So smart punters always run after integrity not drive off streaks. cause you know provably fair bunker could assure you randomness, that are not built to predict your outcomes.