Are slots connected between casinos?

[pyst777]

I have favourite games which I like to play more than others but if I have a decent win on one I feel like I've exhausted it for the time being and stop playing it for a while. If I played the same game at a different casino would it be any different to continuing to play it at the casino I'm already playing at?

[Afi4wins]

13 minutes ago, pyst777 said:

I have favourite games which I like to play more than others but if I have a decent win on one I feel like I've exhausted it for the time being and stop playing it for a while. If I played the same game at a different casino would it be any different to continuing to play it at the casino I'm already playing at?

That's a rather difficult question to answer mate, for many reasons.

Each game is played directly from the game provider's game server, not from the casino's, so playing the same game at different casinos would not make any difference at all! What I would usually do after getting a big win, is to ride out the expected dry runs by playing only with very small bets, for as long as it may take, for as many spins as required, until the game starts to show a better game play once again. This may take a long period of time, or it may not, simply because it all depends on what is happening at the game server, depending on what the current RTP is at (which we could never know).

Where luck is concerned, if you happened to play on your good day (different player have different days), you may get a few nice wins, otherwise, you'd only get losses after losses!

[kayenne23]

yeap except if they have counterfeited slots.  Counterfeited slots tempt to have fixed rtp and are connected with the casino directly.