Do you ever think how much you win isn't random?

[tony]

Not another 'are slots random' post btw! Recently I was playing at a casino over a period of a few days, deposited £30 I think, got my balance up to £80 so was £50 up. Lost it all to bonanza of course, and made a series of small deposits thereafter. Each time I manage to get myself exactly £50 up overall, to the point when I'd deposited about £120, had nearly lost it all down at £4, had a big hit on a slot and magically got myself back to yep, £170! It seemed as though no matter what I did slot wise I couldn't get over this figure. Anyone else ever experienced this? Not the first time this has happened either, played a big range of slots from different providers too.

 

[bet]

What happens often, or atleast I remember it that way, is that in the beginning of a session you get a nice hit and are up to a point you would withdraw if you had played for say 30-45 minutes.

But you can't withdraw at that point because the casino wants you to turn over your deposit atleast once (some even more) and only taking out the profit seems like it's too little an amount. Then you just go on and lose it all instead because all slots you play from that point on are dead.

Sure, random... but annoying as fuck.

 

[hiraya23]

As what i have observed playing, you get wins after your first games and then afterwards, you'll lose all your wins if you haven't withdraw it. Also, I have observed you'll get wins if you have big credit. Correct me if im wrong, this is just my opinion while playing in land-based casinos. That's why I switched to online casino like Ole777, payouts do seem fair, and I still got big wins after a few tries or playing more than 30 mins.