HenryThelegend

I think 94.6 is ok (not good). But some are 94.0 which is not enough imo

94% is too low to play imo. Go and watch a streamer play them. Whenever they play a play'n go slot they just never pay anything.

I think it makes a huge difference. For example, many times I have watched streamers on 94% Play n Go slots. And they just rarely pay in the bonuses. Having watched, I really notice the difference between a 94% and a 96% slot. Which isn't a surprise as its 50% more expensive to play a 94% slot. Which is a huge difference.

I think it is worth caring about it if you like to get an amount of enjoyment out of your money. For example if you play a 97% slot you will get over twice the play time than out of a 94% slot. So, to me, it makes sense to care about RTP. Not just about RTP as the enjoyment of the game matters too. But if I want to slot for 5 hours a week, then on a 97% slot at 40p spins that is going to cost me £60 a week. On a 94% slot it is going to cost me £120 a week. So over a year it would cost £3k instead of £6k. To me that is a lot of money I can then use for other things. RTP just defines how expensive a hobby slotting is.

So do the slots like Rainbow Jackpots with a 93.9% rtp not include the jackpots?

I think it does. You have to flip the numbers round. For example, most play n go slots are roughly 94% but there are some that are roughly 94.5%. That difference is 6% house edge vs 5.5% house edge. So that means the 5.5% game is roughly 10% cheaper. Imagine if you go to a shop and something is 10% off, that is a decent discount. You get roughly 10% more play. You also have to have the cut off somewhere. I personally think slots should have 95% rtp online. Then you are talking 6% edge vs 5% each which is a big difference of 15-20%

I feel 94% is a little low tbh. I think 94.5%+ though, is fine. I just think 94% is a bit stingy!

I see a lot of Play N Go slots are 94.2%. Some of 94.5%. I personally consider 94.5% as a bottom "acceptable" level. 94.2% is too low. What do you think?

Here is the video. Basically just run away whenever possible. Fighting is a lose-lose situation. That is why things like Deer run away from unarmed humans. What is the point in them risking themselves even if they know they would probably win.

I saw some Navy Seal dude saying his advice for a street fight is to just run away. Regardless of whether you think you win. Because the risk isn't worth it, and even if you "win" then you probably still "lose" due to the law and repercussions or getting hurt in other ways. Fighting should only ever be the last resort.

Hopefully. Was funny how warped some people's minds have become by these streamers. They were saying £2 is a "medium stake". Which is laughable because if you play slots 3 times a day on 95% RTP at £2 then you will on average lose about £150k a year. Even £1 is high stakes.

I would guess he is just a genuine gambler who got lucky as an affiliate. But would be gambling regardless. So in that respect he is clearly someone worth watching compared to those who are more clearly just running a business.

I'd strongly imagine he plays with real money. Yes it all comes from affiliation but that is the same for all slot streamers, and if it isn't then it is usually their aim.

It is IMPOSSIBLE to win at slots. If you play slots you are going to lose long term. For example, if you play 0.60p slots (with 95% return to player) then at 30 spins a minute you will lose £60 every hour (on average). So if you play 20 hours a week (3 hours a day) at this level then you will lose £1200 a week or £62k a year. These are mathematical facts. If you play higher or on worse RTP (often people do) or faster...then you will lose even more. So best tactics: 1, Play slower (don't skip spins, etc) 2, Play lower (lower stake) 3, Play higher RTP games (some sites are better than others) 4, Play less (Like 2 hours a few times a week, not every day)

Yeh, or they will get people to join private discords for codes.