π I missed this a lot!
No, never expect losses to come back easily. It's a sharp, double-edged sword. I hear quite often that if you bet higher after a series of losses, you'll win the losses back. I'd say the sooner you end up with another deposit. π€·ββοΈ
Since you like to switch games a lot, I have a question, if I may: Are you familiar with how volatility works? I'm asking because we had a proposal from some company that they would eventually calculate the slot's volatility for our website, but we are generally quite convinced players care more about RTP.
Personally, I'd say it's quite interesting.
When slots have low volatility, it means you win a lot, but the winnings are rather low and often lower than your initial bet. Slots with high volatility can have over 50 dead spins, but when you finally win, you usually win more than you lost, or you win a bit less, but you still win a huge part of your losses back.
Thus, it needs to be patient with high volatility slots, and that's something that doesn't suit everyone.
Well, I didn't mean to bother you with such a tutoring post, I'm just trying to do a bit of a survey.
Feel free to ignore me πβ¨
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