It's hard to call it a strategy 🙂ratbat615 said:
Pressing a button doesn't really fit the term "strategy". However, I never stop the spin, I let all the reels spin without my intervention. If luck is on my side today, it will be on my side anyway.
ratbat615 said:
It sounds like a lot of superstition there 😉🤣 even if it's not true.
In the rare times when I play slots (Free spins only), I do not intervene. I don't think it'll change anything to the outcome, but I could be wrong.
Theoretically, the way you play, the way you press the button, can affect your game and, accordingly, the result. But we don't know exactly how. And therefore, in essence, whether you stop the drum or not, does not matter, because it is practically impossible to determine the impact of this action on your result 🙂ratbat615 said:
“To stop or not to stop, that is the question”… When I used to “spin,” I liked to stop; you get the false impression that, somehow, you can control the outcome. But I went through some disappointments and often asked myself: why did I stop? Why didn’t I let the machine stop on its own? Would I have won? But that’s like Sami said, maybe just superstition... Good luck with the spins and in life!
Well, I see how letting it stop on its own or you can blame yourself.
But if I get the first two the same, I will try to stop it on a match.
That's just the ones that will let you and that have three reels.
I also hit the button the instant I see it missed a few times and then wait
a minute like it's a new person lol.
But if I get the first two the same, I will try to stop it on a match.
That's just the ones that will let you and that have three reels.
I also hit the button the instant I see it missed a few times and then wait
a minute like it's a new person lol.
The slot does not remember previous spins, and each new launch is completely independent from the previous one.
What you see is confirmation bias; you focus on the successes you see and miss all the failures happening around you.
What you see is confirmation bias; you focus on the successes you see and miss all the failures happening around you.
I usually let the reels spin on their own, but sometimes I'll hit the stop button just because I'm impatient and want to see the result faster. From everything I've read, though, the outcome is already determined when the spin starts, so stopping the reels doesn't change your chances of winning.ratbat615 said:
Your pattern is interesting—two normal spins, then five stopped spins, then repeat. A lot of players develop routines like that because it makes the session more engaging. Personally, I see it as a preference rather than a strategy, since the slot's RNG doesn't know whether you're stopping the reels or not.
My main focus is setting a bankroll and sticking to it. The spin button I press; the bankroll I can control. The results, not so much!"
