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Hi all, I have been gambling for two years now, but still feel a novice in terms of strategy. I know it all comes down to luck of the draw. I like to play a couple of micro gaming games and also some NetEnt. They are usually my favourites. What I am wondering is when you leave a game after a significant win (which I normally do) when you then come back to that game will it carry on with the sequence as you left it, or does it reset at all? Is there a time limit if it does reset the sequence? Sometimes I have had a big win, and then have gone back and won even more. As we all know after a while the game goes kinda dead, and you could have loss after loss. I know there is no way to work out how a slot will completely play out, even though I have gotten used to how my preferred games work to a degree. I'm just curious as to how all of you like to play your slots, and when do you normally know when to walk or make your withdrawals. Great forum by the way, with very nice and helpful people.

Can you improve your odds of winning at slots by following a smart strategy? Some say yes -- varying bet amounts, switching games and other techniques can improve results. Some say no way -- it's completely luck. Well, this week I heard about a player at Jackpot Capital Casino called Thelma B. She followed her usual "strategy" last week and walked away with over $11,000 as a result! Her strategy? Wait till you hear this! She thinks she improves her odds by playing games in alphabetical order. I know, sounds a bit weird but hey, how can we argue when she had such a good night at the casino?! The other night, she did well on Bank on It and Bonker, before moving on to the new Double Ya Luck. But it was the first game on the list, 7s and Stripes, where she really won big. She quit for the night with a balance of $11, 373K. “I think you need to change your bets depending on the situation,” Thelma said when asked if she had any tips for other slot players. “But my main advice is have fun – that’s what it’s really all about, isn’t it?!”