Do you play any slot for a long time in any session?

[pyst777]

Does it do you any good.? I usually find that if a game hasn't given me a profit by the time I have spent $5 (playing mininal 20 cents a spin) it usually won't even if I give it $50 which is as far as I go sometimes. The longer and harder it is to get the scatter feature the less chance it seems to have of giving a decent payout. I just give it up at $5 now - or try to. Sometimes $2 feels like enough to suspect the game is a dud.

[Afi4wins]

4 minutes ago, pyst777 said:

Does it do you any good.? I usually find that if a game hasn't given me a profit by the time I have spent $5 (playing mininal 20 cents a Spin) it usually won't even if I give it $50 which is as far as I go sometimes. The longer and harder it is to get the scatter feature the less chance it seems to have of giving a decent payout. I just give it up at $5 now - or try to. Sometimes $2 feels like enough to suspect the game is a dud.

Not if you know your game/s well enough mate!

I can play my favourite Playtech games a few minutes at a time, or for hours on end in one session, depending on how the game is performing, or expected to perform. I would give one game 50 - 100 spins first, to see how it is going...if not good, I'd go to my next game and do the same. One game would usually be good enough for me to play with more spins, but whatever it is, I would give all my favourite games a run, one at a time, in random sequence, then come back to them in the next cycle, all within a one-day cycle! 

Most other games are rubbish to me, even most of the old Playtech games, so I hardly ever play them, except for once in a blue moon, or when I have extra balance to give them a go.

[Bearemy]

When playing at traditional casinos, it makes no difference if you choose one or many slot machines because your chances are the same either way. Still, you can increase your chances by choosing online slots with better odds and promotions or playing slots with smaller jackpots.