How much did you Stack per Spin on Casinos Slots

[RaX]

Firstly hi, been reading the top subjects on this forum for a few days so decide to join, Anyway as per subject line im just curious how much everyone stake on Casino Slots.I

I usually stake  90p to £1.25 per spin dependant on the game 

[helenakp]

Welcome to Askgamblers Rakesh

You said right,depends on the game and of course on the balance you have...well DOA I play t with 0.18cents and Piggy Riches always at 0.75 cents,sometimes maybe at 0.30 but that rare..if my balance goes higher then i make bigger bets,depends i never go higher then 3 eur

[cocopop3011]

Hi Rakesh and welcome to the forum. My general rule is to go straight in at the games minimum bet whatever that may be. If I'm doing well I'll increase and I take into account my wagering too. If I have a ton of wagering to do and I've got a £200+ balance I don't mind betting up to about £1.50 a spin but I never stay at that bet because I'm not brave enough. Can't recall a time in the last few years where I've bet over this amount.

[RaX]

thanks for the tips ,does the lower amount of wager decrease the chances of winning anything.

[pinnit2015]

The stake depends on the game really: you with withdraw 1k plus from games like dead or alive or reel steal, with bets as low as 18p. 1.20 wild lines on DOA is going to be a massive amount if they come in...1.20 on a Quickspin, possibly 'decent'. Can be a huge difference. 

Other providers give fewer 1000x wins but more 250-500x wins (Quickspin for example): in that case there you'd maybe want to play at slightly bigger bets to get a decent withdrawal. 

All depends though - no real hard and fast rule. I believe it's possible (and legal) for some games to have different 'variances' depending on the bet size.

Lower the wagering on the bonus amount the easier it will be to complete, in the majority of times. Also means you will have won less (if free spins or a low deposit bonus - or unless you get a good casino offering 10x wagering) and therefore you're probably looking at just over minimum bet. Personally I don't mind a relatively big wagering amount - i tend to just max bet my stakes of a fiver and if it comes in, it comes in (mainly cos i don't have the patience to grind it out anymore): I'd rather do 100 five pound spins to try and meet wagering of 15000, cos you just don't know what's going to hit. 

A lot of games are extremely high variance these days - if that's your first introduction to slots you may find it a bit depressing. Maybe best to start with some of the older titles that can still chug out some decent wins but play a little more looser.