Augredesarts-Festival - Win Real Casino Slots And Jackpot Payouts

The jackpot slots are not always the hottest, if I see that nobody is playing it, I don’t get close to it, because the operation of the jackpot is to hold a small part of each player’s bet and to extract it to the lucky one, which, coincidentally, is almost always the roller (the one that points strong). If nobody was sitting in those jackpot slots, what would I have to win? A quarter of my stake money? Again, the big jackpots are won by those who play high bets, only rarely who plays little wins high jackpots, it happens, but with the same probability of winning the lottery.

So how do you tell if a jackpot slot pays off?

Start playing with a low bet but with all the pay lines and bonuses active, try all the slots, but before sitting down, always check that the slot has not paid very high figures. For the uninitiated, in live casinos, in each slot, there is the payment of the previous player who made the withdrawal, but this does not mean much, it is not always real. If you have a ticket with $300 in a slot, and then load the ticket with $ 300 above in another slot, play one dollar and withdraw. “299 $ paid” will appear on the screen! This is understood when you have a row of slot machines, and you see that in each slot the paid balance decreases, going back to the example you will see in one slot $ 300, in the one alongside $ 270 paid, then $ 240 and so on, this is the case in which you do not have to be fooled by the paid slot.

As this could deceive you, the opposite case could also deceive you: the slot has not cashed anything, you see “paid” 0.23 dollar cents, so don’t always pay attention to the word paid. Unless there is a high payout higher than $ 1000, but the last one is not yet said: that slot could have also cashed $ 20-30,000 and the poor naive who thinks he can easily win a lot of money, leaves you a fortune in minutes. Why is this happening? Simple, if I win in a slot machine and cash in, for example, $ 300, I download them, then I put another $ 10, and I play them by downloading the 0.23 cents that will deceive those who do this reasoning.

In the slots that allow you to bet a high bet, instead, my advice is to play with a low bet, but also make crazy bets that often allow you to “tilt” the slot. This is because, given that in these machines, hi-rollers often play, and given that the maximum bet can even reach $ 100-200 per shot, they will certainly have cashed more than a slot that allows a maximum bet of $ 2. Considering our limited budget, and considering having to get a good money-loaded slot, my advice is to start playing with the minimum bet, wait for the slot to pay something, and alternate the bets. The big blow we will do when we have won a certain amount, and there we will send it haywire always betting in alternate phases: low bets interspersed with very high bets that the slot “does not know” because no fool would bet $ 100 in one fell swoop. But I did it, and so I also won. However, always keep in mind what your budget is and that you may never review the money deposited again.

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The Value Card System 10 – The Figures Of Ten

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Although the system described in the previous chapter, we consider it the easiest, this too, we will tell you is no less than the following. Although the problem with these easy systems is their effectiveness, it is known when it is too easy; then, it is less effective. This system considers the figures (which are worth 10) among the cards in the deck for counting and an indicator of the greater risk we could take on the bet.

In a single deck of cards, consisting of 52 cards, the ratio of the figures to the total of the cards is 3.25. In fact, in a deck, 16 cards are worth 10 (the 10 and the figures) out of a total of 52 cards, and therefore the ratio is 3.25 (52/16). In the count that takes place, you only have to consider the cards that are worth 10 that come out and based on that figure if there are more likely to come out in these hands or not. Of course, you have to keep track of how many decks there are before the shuffle and, based on that, to understand the cards that are advancing and, therefore, the relationship in which you are at the moment.

To do this counting, you have to be good at the accounts; otherwise, it will be difficult to keep up. The certainty is that the initial starting ratio is always 3.25 (regardless of the number of decks), and gradually the cards come out; you have to mentally update this ratio.

The rule to follow is that if the ratio exceeds 3.25, then our odds decrease, if the ratio decreases, our odds will increase. All this takes into consideration that the more cards that are worth 10 there are than the total and the more there are probabilities of making 21 or in any case a number that is approaching such as 20. This is simple to understand because if the ratio increases, it means that they decrease 10 value cards compared to the total and vice versa. The absurd case to make you understand what is written is that on 52 cards 20 “normal” cards come out, so it means that on 32 cards as many as 16 have value 10 so the ratio is 32/16 = 2 On the contrary if 10 cards of value 10 come out, it means that out of 42 cards left only 6 are worth 10, so the ratio is 42/10 = 4.2

We happened to exploit this strategy with a trick in the various counting; in fact, we are not calculating the ratio every time because we are not capable (some would succeed but not us), but we go to the nose. The trick is always to consider the ratio of 1 out of 3. If a figure on 3 cards comes out, then the ratio remains around 3.25, and therefore we are in a situation of uncertainty, while if the cards that are worth 10 come out more than 1 in 3, then the ratio will decrease and the odds will increase.

Take this system as personal culture, and if you apply, it always does it on the nose as we did. Although this is an easy system, always keep in mind that it is not a precise or scientific method: in these situations, the blindfolded goddess is always the master!

In our opinion, it is important to master the system of figures often as it is a basis for understanding card counting in general.

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