The Reel Story

Also I believe there is a regulatory ask that they must put limits on an account based on SoW results, and also a time limit on session per day (which you can get removed, but you must specifically ask for it to be removed). It sounds like you hit the 'time limit on session per day'. If you contact webchat and ask them to remove that limit, it should go away. (my wife had this on Leo as well)

Exactly right 🙂

Prove yourself right, you're the one making the accusation. Burden of proof lies with you.

You're part right and part wrong 😊 theoretical RTP is based on the mathematical model of the game. It's not a target and games are not 'compensated' (they don't fill up and pay out as people play them). Other people's play (and even your own) has no impact on your future spins. Every spin is independent and random. It's the mathematical model that means, over time, it will naturally make money, but due to statistics. Some months, games will make a loss because a high roller won big. Video where I go in to more detail below: https://youtu.be/2R5bYWd6Xss

What RTP is it? Cause the version I saw was around 92%. I just turned it off and never looked back. 92% isn't getting any of my money haha.

If you think that was 'attacking' then I think you may be snowflaking a little. As for why, they're on a forum. The method of communication is writing. If you want people to understand what you're trying to say easily, then you need to be able to write. It's 2021, with spell and grammar checkers, I'm not sure anyone has an excuse for not being able to write. I also appreciate English may not be peoples first languages, but all languages have grammar, all have largely the same formatting. All have paragraphs and line breaks and most have capital letters. I have no problem if someone writes in broken English due to being a second language, but writing in such a way that makes it, literally, difficult to read because there is zero effort put in to the basics of universal formatting, then I'm gonna ask that they do better.

God this was hard to read. Please learn how to write. Grammar and punctuation are your friend. Anyway, I know because I used to make these games for a living. All of the stuff you described is complex and unnecessary when a slot is already designed to a profitable RTP value and works perfectly well based on mathematics and statistics. Just because something is random, doesn't mean it isn't controlled. That is what the rules are for (in this instance, the symbols, the payout values of those symbols etc. As an example, lets say you and I play a game. I roll a dice. On a 5 or a 6, I pay you £1, on a 1, 2, 3 or 4, you pay me £1. You will win 1/3 of the time, I will win 2/3 of the time. Overall you will lose. Are you going to tell me the dice is rigged? No, you know you are losing because the rules are in my favour. That is how slots work. As always the simple argument against rigging is that it isn't necessary. A lot of cost, risk and effort for very little reward.

These are the T&C's that I can see (may be different for your country). I assume therefore that your bonus limitation was 10% of the bonus amount. Your bonus amount was 50 EUR and so your max bet was 5 EUR. If this is the case, then placing 10 EUR bets breached the T&C and they are not obligated to pay you. I'm afraid there isn't really anything you can do in this case.

Np 😊 If everything was identical except the stake, then yes, the bonus would have been the same. Stake has no impact on the result.

It's still random. Each of those dice is still random. Both methods are just as random as each other. It makes no difference. As long as you place your bet before the dice are rolled, and get your payout after all the results of the dice are shown to you, it makes no difference whatsoever if those dice were rolled one by one or all 5 at the same time. You may prefer it one way or the other, which is fine, but both methods are exactly as random as each other. In your example, if each dice result was a multiplier win, then yes, the dice rolls would be like that. But the dice would not be rolled until after you clicked spin, and rolling them all together doesn't stop each dice from being random 😊 Oh, and it isn't a predetermined return outcome. The game doesn't say 'your win will be 100x,now let me work out a result that matches that'. It determines the Reel stops for each spin, and those reel stops determine your wins based on the symbols present. No slot determines your payout value up front. The payout is always calculated based on the results of the reels and the wins you hit based on the symbols, features etc.

Here you go!

You're misinterpreting 'pre-determined' here. The result is still random and is still determined by the RNG, but the whole bonus result is generated at the point you click the spin button, rather than spin by spin within the bonus. It makes no difference which way you do it in terms of the result and the RTP. Think of it like this. If I roll a dice in front of you 5 times, you will see 5 random numbers one after the other. If I roll 5 dice behind a sheet, and then take away the sheet to show you all 5 at once, you will see 5 random numbers all at the same time. The end result is you still see 5 random numbers.

I'll try to do a quick tutorial if I get a min 😊

He's wrong. Stopping the reels does nothing. And yes, if you turn on the network monitor in Chrome dev tools, you will be able to view the game requests/responses with a timestamp. You'll likely be able to see the result of the entire round in there long before the graphics play it out. It does depend on the game provider though. BTG, for instance, send every spin to the RNG (even each spin in a bonus round), however you will still see the result of that spin come back in the communications, and then the graphics will show it, so stopping the reels still wouldn't do anything.

It should be. It depends on the implementation, but it's likely to be displayed in the results response message from the server after you press the spin button.