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    Patterns of percentage paid out are great if they work . all i ever hear about any more on any of these new classes of slot machines are "its all random' no pattern to be followed ...im not convinced . i have found some patterns . for instance while playing on multi dom units ( a good example of this would be the Buffalo series of games ) it seems to pay more often on upper level bets or as i like to think of it as bets not as likely to be made by a player as compared to low end bets that are Highly likely to be made by a player . now that could relate to set percentage payout perimeters i dont know & its not all way consistent i will say that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie50 View Post
    Patterns of percentage paid out are great if they work . all i ever hear about any more on any of these new classes of slot machines are "its all random' no pattern to be followed ...im not convinced . i have found some patterns . for instance while playing on multi dom units ( a good example of this would be the Buffalo series of games ) it seems to pay more often on upper level bets or as i like to think of it as bets not as likely to be made by a player as compared to low end bets that are Highly likely to be made by a player . now that could relate to set percentage payout perimeters i dont know & its not all way consistent i will say that.
    Playing Devil's Advocate, it is unlikely you are seeing a "pattern" as that would be illegal. Some games (and you have to read the rules) do payback a higher return on higher bets. Even then, it would take 1000's of spin to really notice that and even then, it would boil down to game volatility. Example: the lousy Ainsworth games or several versions of IT's Money Rain games- great hit frequency, but try to win big and its unlikely. Compare that to the Lightning Link Games- Get into a bonus round and you will do decent, but the base game eats away at your bankroll.
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