In a nutshell, each spin is an independent event. The instant you push the spin button, a chip called the Random Number Generator, is stopped from generating thousands of combinations per second and you see the result on the screen. If you win something, pushing the button to add to your total quickly has no affect on the next spin. Each spin is a separate event and any of the possible combinations, win or lose, has an equal chance.
Can you prove it? There seems to be some method to all the madness. First of all if you use a players card which many do the house is obviously capable of tracking your winnings or losings thus; all the machines are tied into a main frame computer.There is also a systematic pattern of win to lose which you can see in Brian's videos. Brian seems to know when to " fold them "especially when the slot machine goes " cold "The dead give away is the fact that almost all casinos make money and don't lose it. Just remember with millions of people hitting that button millions of time a day across America, why don't we hear of more winning the big one?(the progressive ?)
Brian, you're correct! It's already pre-determined! How you know this, is on most games where a scatter pay is involved, the scatter pay is factored into the payout of the bonus. Also, once triggered the bonus is just for show, whatever RNG landed on to trigger has already determined the min-max payout of the bonus. On picking games, it may trigger a specific payout range that can be affected by picks, but the computer has already determined the range.
+Brian Christopher ya there is a lot of them but ya this one is called triple dragons like I was saying and in are casino there are hundreds of these games there very fun and the pay outs are great. . next time your in your casino have a look for them it's worth it .. good luck sir
so why do slot players contemplate hitting the button. I dont get it. I mean it paid you the win. I hit the button everytime. ive been noticing some videos lately where people say "don't worry I'm not hitting the button". is it bad luck superstition ?
In a nutshell, each spin is an independent event. The instant you push the spin button, a chip called the Random Number Generator, is stopped from generating thousands of combinations per second and you see the result on the screen. If you win something, pushing the button to add to your total quickly has no affect on the next spin. Each spin is a separate event and any of the possible combinations, win or lose, has an equal chance.
Thousands per second so it could be millions over some amount of time.
Can you prove it? There seems to be some method to all the madness. First of all if you use a players card which many do the house is obviously capable of tracking your winnings or losings thus; all the machines are tied into a main frame computer.There is also a systematic pattern of win to lose which you can see in Brian's videos. Brian seems to know when to " fold them "especially when the slot machine goes " cold "The dead give away is the fact that almost all casinos make money and don't lose it. Just remember with millions of people hitting that button millions of time a day across America, why don't we hear of more winning the big one?(the progressive ?)
Brian, you're correct! It's already pre-determined! How you know this, is on most games where a scatter pay is involved, the scatter pay is factored into the payout of the bonus. Also, once triggered the bonus is just for show, whatever RNG landed on to trigger has already determined the min-max payout of the bonus. On picking games, it may trigger a specific payout range that can be affected by picks, but the computer has already determined the range.
I haven't played that one in a while, now I'm tempted to try it this weekend, those bonus symbols sure were teasin you :)
at the Montreal casino ...
Hey not bad! Got some play in without losing any money! Good job, Brian!! 😉👍
Brian i love you!!!!
I always press the button I'm impatient 😂 I hear jackpot 🎊 in the background lol. Nice win tho good job
good job bonus on first spin
Nice hits
Love your vids. Are you in Vegas in August?
nice video. have you ever played triple dragons . it's one of my favorite machines. here in Washington state
+Brian Christopher ya there is a lot of them but ya this one is called triple dragons like I was saying and in are casino there are hundreds of these games there very fun and the pay outs are great. . next time your in your casino have a look for them it's worth it .. good luck sir
so why do slot players contemplate hitting the button. I dont get it. I mean it paid you the win. I hit the button everytime. ive been noticing some videos lately where people say "don't worry I'm not hitting the button". is it bad luck superstition ?
We can share this money
No WHY