What do you think is a useful tool that's currently missing?

[VFerrari]

What do you think could be a useful tool or information about casinos/games that's currently missing? 

 

I'd like to have a tool that lists all the best paying games available, with their RTP. 

[cocopop3011]

What do you think could be a useful tool or information about casinos/games that's currently missing? 

 

I'd like to have a tool that lists all the best paying games available, with their RTP. 

 

Not sure I know what you mean - do you mean a tool that every casino has and allows you to use?

[VFerrari]

I was thinking about something that can be found on a website that gives information to players, like Askgamblers for example. 

[Afi4wins]

I was thinking about something that can be found on a website that gives information to players, like Askgamblers for example. 

 

No single tool can list out all the things that you are looking for, V my dear! 

 

There are thousands of games out there, with thousands of RTP's...but all these RTP's are really quite pointless...because they do not tell you if a game is a good playable game or not. A game with a very good RTP, like 98% for example, can still kill your wallet in no time at all! No game can be good for everyone!

 

A good payable game is also likewise...one person may find it a damn good game to play, and winning on it...but others may be swearing on it for all the money that it eats! Again, no game can be good for everyone!

 

The best tools and tips are the ones that you find out yourself, through forums like Askgamblers, from experienced players, like...ahem, ahem...  ...you know what I mean, right? 

[VFerrari]

You're so wise

 

Well, RTP tells you how much it's likely that a game pays, so it's an interesting number

[Afi4wins]

You're so wise

 

Well, RTP tells you how much it's likely that a game pays, so it's an interesting number

 

Oh shucks...thank you my dear. 

 

Oh-oh!...no...no...no... 

 

A RTP does not tell you how much it can pay or can eat...it merely tells you that over 1 million spins or more, that's the likely result you can get from a game. You may lose $100,000 playing on just one game...yet the RTP would remain 90% the same!!!

 

Why? Because the 100,000 spins that you played and lost $100,000, just for example, would only contribute about 10% to the overall RTP of the game!

 

On the other hand, another lucky player may play only 1000 spins and win $100,000! The RTP for his game is way way way above what is indicated! 

 

What is important about RTP's is that...the higher the RTP, the more small wins you may get, and thereby, you may lose, or win, not so much with each game play. A game with a 90% RTP, for example, could kill your wallet like a lightning strike...but could also drop a Leprechaun's pot of gold for you! Hahaha. 

[MacdoniS]

Oh shucks...thank you my dear. 

 

Oh-oh!...no...no...no... 

 

A RTP does not tell you how much it can pay or can eat...it merely tells you that over 1 million spins or more, that's the likely result you can get from a game. You may lose $100,000 playing on just one game...yet the RTP would remain 90% the same!!!

 

Why? Because the 100,000 spins that you played and lost $100,000, just for example, would only contribute about 10% to the overall RTP of the game!

 

On the other hand, another lucky player may play only 1000 spins and win $100,000! The RTP for his game is way way way above what is indicated! 

 

What is important about RTP's is that...the higher the RTP, the more small wins you may get, and thereby, you may lose, or win, not so much with each game play. A game with a 90% RTP, for example, could kill your wallet like a lightning strike...but could also drop a Leprechaun's pot of gold for you! Hahaha. 

 

Again mate. You're WISE Afi-San! Basically, a layman's term for RTP for beginners. 

 

     

[Afi4wins]

Again mate. You're WISE Afi-San! Basically, a layman's term for RTP for beginners. 

 

     

 

Oh shaaarrks...err...shucks...thanks mate!   

[VFerrari]

Oh shucks...thank you my dear. 

 

Oh-oh!...no...no...no... 

 

A RTP does not tell you how much it can pay or can eat...it merely tells you that over 1 million spins or more, that's the likely result you can get from a game. You may lose $100,000 playing on just one game...yet the RTP would remain 90% the same!!!

 

Why? Because the 100,000 spins that you played and lost $100,000, just for example, would only contribute about 10% to the overall RTP of the game!

 

On the other hand, another lucky player may play only 1000 spins and win $100,000! The RTP for his game is way way way above what is indicated! 

 

What is important about RTP's is that...the higher the RTP, the more small wins you may get, and thereby, you may lose, or win, not so much with each game play. A game with a 90% RTP, for example, could kill your wallet like a lightning strike...but could also drop a Leprechaun's pot of gold for you! Hahaha. 

 

Ok, I'm convinced

[Afi4wins]

Ok, I'm convinced

 

Aaaah...good...good...very gooooood! 

 

One enlightened new player...