In the long run, low volatility slots tend to be “safer” because they pay out smaller wins more consistently, which helps preserve your bankroll. High volatility slots can hit huge jackpots, but they’re riskier and can burn through your balance fast. Personally, I usually stick to medium or low volatility games on 888 or PokerStars—I like some excitement, but I don’t want to chase massive swings too often.
So the high volatility slots are the ones that pay less often ? First time I see this term . Does this categorization has to do only with jackpot kind of slots or also every other slot that pays less often ?
Generally I did like slots that pay less often . I don't like to wait for the big win , and meanwhile to win peanuts , many times less money than the initial bet per spin . I have seen stupid payouts in some slots awarding very little money for the first winning combinations , I feel that I might get cheated there . It's extremely boring . I like the minimum win to be good , sth more than the initial bet , anyway no peanuts
Generally I did like slots that pay less often . I don't like to wait for the big win , and meanwhile to win peanuts , many times less money than the initial bet per spin . I have seen stupid payouts in some slots awarding very little money for the first winning combinations , I feel that I might get cheated there . It's extremely boring . I like the minimum win to be good , sth more than the initial bet , anyway no peanuts
Pokerstars casino has never been available for us so who cares ... As for 888 then no clue what the slots volatility was since i basically picked some certain slots which were suitable to complete some offers or whatever..wushibala said:
In the long run, it's better not to gamble at all. That way, you can save a lot of money. I'm telling you this as a player with 30 years of experience. But if you've decided to have some fun and are thinking about the long-term prospects of these entertainments, then it doesn't matter what you choose. Choose what you like best 🙂wushibala said:
wushibala said:
Since I very rarely played, I honestly never had any idea that Slots are different, could be high, low or medium volatility.
So far, I learned so many new things since CC brought in casino.us.
Anyway, according to the above definitions, I think my choice will depend on my intention.
-- If I happen to have a considerable amount of money and could afford to lose a part of it for fun, I'd choose a high volatility machine, that way, I'll enjoy myself and if some win comes along, I'd feel even better.
-- On the other hand, if my budget is kind of tight, I'd play some half an hour on a low volatility machine, hoping to have some fun and only lose small, break even or make a little profit.
I think it all depends on your temperament 🙂
I often choose more volatile slots for myself. Although they are more voracious, such games give you more impressions, more emotions, and more pleasure. I play primarily for entertainment, but of course I try to play so that I get something out of it 🙂
I often choose more volatile slots for myself. Although they are more voracious, such games give you more impressions, more emotions, and more pleasure. I play primarily for entertainment, but of course I try to play so that I get something out of it 🙂
In my opinion, high volatility slots are more promising, and therefore it is probably better to give them preference in the long term. But I think everyone has to make this choice for themselves. Don't listen to advice, listen to your own intuition instead.wushibala said:
The slots I choose are always marked as highly volatile. I have played various slots and never paid attention to this detail. But now I have reviewed the characteristics of my favourite slots and found that they are all highly volatile.wushibala said:
honestly i stick to low or medium volatility. i don't have the bankroll to sit through 100 dead spins on a super high volatility game just to bust in five minutes. i'd rather get those small consistent wins and actually make my deposit last a bit
I do like non-volatile slots. There are slot games too where you can choose your volatility, I have found these slot games called "Mines", which work kind of like Minesweeper and you can choose how many mines you explode. One mine = small profit but almost no risk, 10 mines = high profit but risk is much higher.
I however assume the RTP is same regardless of volatility you play.
I however assume the RTP is same regardless of volatility you play.