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Title: How can you tell if a game is high or low volatility Post by: Simple Sam on February 13, 2014, 03:36:13 AM I think I understand volatility; correct me if I'm wrong. If a game's payout is 75%, a high volatility game might pay one $750 jackpot for every $1,000 bet while a low volatility game might pay 30 $25 jackpots. If I was gambling, I'd probably prefer a high volatility game but for home I'd want a low volatility game so there's lots of payouts to keep people interested.
How do you know if a game is high or low volatility? Title: Re: How can you tell if a game is high or low volatility Post by: stayouttadabunker on February 13, 2014, 06:16:44 PM All I did was Google up "slot volatility" and got this...>>>
http://www.casinoadvisor.com/volatility-in-online-casino-slots-games-article.html#comments (http://www.casinoadvisor.com/volatility-in-online-casino-slots-games-article.html#comments) The comments posted in the blog under the article are more interesting than the article... :72- Title: Re: How can you tell if a game is high or low volatility Post by: uniman on February 14, 2014, 12:05:01 AM Read this post on Hit Frequency and Win Frequency to get an idea. http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=1496.0
Up near the top select the blue button labeled "Rick's FAQ Files". There you can view IGT S+ games PAR sheets. They are under IGT bible link. Basically avoid games that have multiplier wild symbols like Triple, Five Times Pay and Ten Times Pay. They almost always have fewer hits. |