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POTS PIGS JEWELS & CHESTS: Percieved Progression: Why I Continue To Play Slots With Full Graphics

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Creator's Key Takeaways

Technically and logically, I absolutely agree. Slaw machines in their uh I guess most essential form are just random number generators.

It is a guarantee through the law of averages that that number will return to the mean or get close to that number.

If you're looking to save bankroll, stretch your bankroll, if you've got a small budget, I don't think you should ever play Buffalo.

Creator's Tips & Advice

✓Look for lower volatility machines to protect a small budget.

✓Consider playing machines with full 'perceived progression' indicators (pots, pigs, etc.) to leverage the law of averages over time.

✓Avoid Buffalo games if you are trying to stretch a small bankroll.

✓Avoid Monopoly Railroad due to poor bonus frequency/payouts.

🆕New to Cruising? This Creator Addresses:

Perceived progression graphics are a scam/trick. — While technically true that they don't predict a bonus, playing them can provide a slight statistical advantage over time via the law of averages.

High volatility machines can quickly deplete a small budget. — Seek out lower volatility machines or games that pay out more frequently to avoid long dry spells.

Questions This Creator Answers

QWhy should you play slots with perceived progression graphics if they are just for show?

QWhat is the difference between Return to Player (RTP) and volatility?

QDo casinos change the RTP during a cruise?

QDoes a full pot on a slot machine mean a bonus is coming?

YouTube Video Description↓

When I talk about my method to earn cruise comps (like FREE FARE, FREEPLAY, FREE DRINKS and MORE) on a budget, I often get people telling me full pigs, chests, pots etc. are nothing more than percieved progression, simply a graphic to entice players. So, why do I STILL recommend you choose these slots? What's your favorite 'percieved progression' slot?