Slots are not a scam. Slots are entertainment for reasonable people who want to have a good time 🙂Brigistul said:
For example, you decided to play slots, and it was your decision. No one called you about it or persuaded you to play, no one forced you. So, you voluntarily decided to spend your money. Now that you've spent it, you call it a scam. Have you even thought about your behaviour?
By the way, read this again, maybe when you posted this you forgot to read it 🙂
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What You Don’t Realize About Slot Machines (and Why They Hook You)
1/ At first glance, slots seem simple: press a button and hope to win. But your brain is the main target, not luck. 2/ The near-miss illusion: Even when you lose, symbols align close to a winning combination. Your brain interprets this as a small victory, releasing dopamine. 3/ Random reward...
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Lena M said:
I think Lena has a point there bro You are a very good poker player, why do you go waste your money on something you have 0 control on?
I don't think there's anything wrong with playing a little Slots to have fun, but that fun shouldn't not be expensive
When you see the reels spinning and no winnings appear—except for a rare, minor one—you can say it's not entertainment, it's a scam! I'm not necessarily looking to win, just to have fun, but not like this... I felt like I was robbed!Lena M said:
Ty Naji but :When you see the reels spinning and no winnings appear—except for a rare, minor one—you can say it's not entertainment, it's a scam! I'm not necessarily looking to win, just to have fun, but not like this... I felt like I was robbed!najisami said:
"because as I've said in various threads"I knew it, but I didn't think it could be so obvious—losing dozens of spins without even a small win!Lena M said:By the way, read this again, maybe when you posted this you forgot to read it 🙂
What You Don’t Realize About Slot Machines (and Why They Hook You)
1/ At first glance, slots seem simple: press a button and hope to win. But your brain is the main target, not luck. 2/ The near-miss illusion: Even when you lose, symbols align close to a winning combination. Your brain interprets this as a small victory, releasing dopamine. 3/ Random reward...
"Dear friends! Don't get me wrong—it's not about losing a small amount of money, but about how the fun turns into disgust toward a platform clearly designed to profit at the players' expense, without offering any real entertainment!
I don't want to beat the casino, I just want to have fun—but not in a way where the slots give you almost nothing, with tiny wins that are even less than what you invested! Watching your money vanish without even hitting something that makes you feel good is unthinkable, and I emphasize that this is outright deception, not entertainment!Vrotebal said:
You never understood that we’re not playing for money? It’s entertainment with money! That’s possible too. But to play for nothing and not catch even a little something after dozens of spins doesn’t seem fun to me on 888Poker!Lux12 said:
About the scam part, yes, I can only agree. Slots are the biggest scam in any casino and have been forever.Brigistul said:
But the feeling of having been robbed! I think at that moment, as we all do after a stupid mistake, you felt so pissed off at yourself , that's all.
My friend, you would never feel the way you do if you played disciplined and stuck to bankroll management. If, for example, you spent 1% or 2% of your bankroll, you would never feel so much negativity and disgust. If, for example, your bankroll for slots was $1,000 and you spent $10 or $20 in one evening, it would just be an unlucky session for you 🙂Brigistul said: