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[topy]

hi guys,

i'm kind of new to the whole online casino thing and -of course- new here.

english isn't my first language but i'll try my best  so don't be rude, pls.

it would be great if s.o. can answer me the following question:

if i cash in like 50€, play a slot (for example immortal romance) loose all, cash in another 50€, play on on immortal romace, loose all, and so on..

does the game count my previous spins or is it like a restart every time i close the session?

what i mean: are 2 times 50€ in 2 sessions exactly the same as 100€ in one session? or 5 times 20€ and so on.

 

thank you in advance.

good look to everyone reading this. 

 

 

 

 

[BoracicLint]

Its like a fresh restart each time you close and open it. RTP or Return to Player is calculated over millions of spins so variance can be either brutal or very good. Most slots are now over 90% return to player so you tend to get returns but some can be very small,a few cents or pence or you can have an insane session where bonuses are common and big wins too. As these slots are random its expected that you can have both clusters of appalling losses and superb wins.

[pausefisk]

You dont need to close/open the slot. Every time you press the spin button, you are randomly given a gameround in return. That gameround is randombly choosen from all total gamerounds avilable in the slot. In other words, you can draw the same gameround two times in a row, you can draw the same win someone else just had seconds before you, etc. So, everytime you spin, you're back to square one. If you spin and hit a huge win, you can win big next spin. The slot never gets empty. However, there are billions of gamerounds to select from, so the chance for you to pick a gameround you've had before is very unlikely. If you started out as a kid 18 years old, and played the same slot 24/7 untill you are 100 years old, you would not manage to play all gamerounds created for that slot.

So the RTP is calculated over all those billions spins. That means, in long term, you will loose on a lot. But, in short term you can get a very high RTP if you're lucky. That is what slots is about, beeing lucky

Good luck!

[Craig smith]

@topy yeah you can make a deposit without breaking the game run. You can leave it on in the background and go to cashier and deposit then go back into your game and carry on. Am not sure if refreshing the page for your balance to show after depositing will take you out the game. My gut says it will not so should be ok thare. Also your balance should show up anyway automatically after depositing, 

After PAUSEFISK,S post below i have left a small comment on it so topy your text continues after the small message i have left for pausefisk. 

16 hours ago, pausefisk said:

You dont need to close/open the slot. Every time you press the spin button, you are randomly given a gameround in return. That gameround is randombly choosen from all total gamerounds avilable in the slot. In other words, you can draw the same gameround two times in a row, you can draw the same win someone else just had seconds before you, etc. So, everytime you spin, you're back to square one. If you spin and hit a huge win, you can win big next spin. The slot never gets empty. However, there are billions of gamerounds to select from, so the chance for you to pick a gameround you've had before is very unlikely. If you started out as a kid 18 years old, and played the same slot 24/7 untill you are 100 years old, you would not manage to play all gamerounds created for that slot.

So the RTP is calculated over all those billions spins. That means, in long term, you will loose on a lot. But, in short term you can get a very high RTP if you're lucky. That is what slots is about, beeing lucky

Good luck!

( well explained PAUSEFISK, very interesting your post, exellently broken down) ??.

TOPY your text continues here-On the other hand if you close the game, deposit and reload it will most definately start a fresh game. Not continuing from your previous point. 

And also TOPY i would take this opertunity to welcome you to casinogrounds website/forum. Post up big wins, epic wins, talk about anything casino related. So yes, welcome??.