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Payout frequency
One of the most obvious things a player
looks for in a particular machine is its individual
payout features. These can include the hit frequency
of the target machine, their pay tables or header boards
and their capacity to store credits during play.
If you are unfamiliar with the terms hits, payout frequency
and pay tables, you should learn to both recognise them
and understand their meaning.
It is recommended that a player should not even think
about delving into the murky depths of casino credit.
Although it is obviously a player’s choice, they
should remember that if they refuse to take credit they
have a much better chance of winning in the long term.
If a player cannot control their money, how can they
be expected to control their working day sessions.
Your prospects of winning will take a huge leap forward
once you have learnt to identify machines with favourable
slot payout frequencies and have made it policy to avoid
those that don’t fit the bill.
The payout frequency on slots, which may very well
look the same on all, may well be very different. Unfortunately,
you will rarely find a casino that freely hands over
the details of these payout frequencies.
It is here that the importance of watching other people
play comes into effect . What you are looking for is
some measure of pay frequency and payback percentage.
Although you can never be 100% accurate you can often
use it as a fairly reliable guide. You should be looking
for the machines giving out the biggest paybacks whilst
disregarding the smaller ones.
On slots with payout frequencies of 1 in 5.4 or 1 in
6.3, the hits that make a real contribution to ones
profit are far more likely to occur at the rate of maybe
1 in 12, 1 in 18 or maybe even as much as 1 in 25.
There are various ways to do this and achieve a figure
you can rely on. If you feel your mental arithmetic
is lacking, you may choose to use a simple hand held
tally counter. You must then simply observe a machine
through a minimum of 100 spin cycles at peak times.
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