RTG Slots Tip Concerning Credit Values Resetting

RTG (Real Time Gaming) powered slots games act differently than do other slot machines in that they seem to reset every time you change credit values.

This is important to know if you are like myself and enjoy betting more when you're winning.

Change Credit Values at Real Time Gaming Slots And They Reset

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Valued patrons may remember having read in my slot tips section about how I like to up my credit values whenever I'm winning. A not so uncommon endeavor I would imagine and for those who actively seek to beat the casino over the long run, its not a bad strategy.

My best advice is that you should figure you're not going to come out ahead when playing the casino because  gambling is an entertainment which has a price.

Anyway the problem with the RTG slots is that it is obvious the game resets whenever you change credit values. Does this mean we have been moved to a different game? Does it matter anyway?

First the good news. It seems this is an issue to happen only with the older games (which means all the three reel games, and about half the video slots).

To answer the previous questions of whether the game has changed or if it matters: I think it really is a matter of perspective.

Why this may not be important to you

Slot Machine Spins are Independent of One Another

It is true that each and every spin of a slot machine in today's tech-based world is independent of the other and therefore no such thing as being "due" exists.

An excellent example would be that the chances of hitting a jackpot on today's slot machines whether virtual or not, are exactly the same the very next spin after hitting a jackpot ... as they would be if the jackpot had not been paid out for ten times longer than the time before.

I guess that wasn't an excellent example because I offer this one to explain the above. A coin is tossed and it comes up heads for nine times in a row. Are the odds in favor of the coin coming up tails on the tenth toss?

No. Never. The odds will always be 50/50. Each coin toss is independent of the other. Now the odds of the coin coming up heads for ten times in a row ... bet before hand ... are staggering. But the odds of any one single coin toss ... no matter how many times before it came up heads (or tails) ... they will always remain 50/50.

So in that respect it shouldn't matter in the least that the games reset when you change credit values. I would suggest to Real Time Gaming however that it certainly does not send a feeling of confidence to players to have the games that way.

My final thoughts on the RTG slots resetting when the credit values are changed is to be cautious. Play the games the way you would even if they didn't reset, but be extra quick to back your wagers back down if the wins don't start coming in an acceptable fashion after you've changed the credit values.

One last final thing, most assuredly my own sarcastic take, but whenever I back down the credit values it seems like I hit a small win within the next ten spins. Murphy's law? Probably. But as gamblers it is always hard for us to not suspect something fishy when something like that happens. In truth ... I know it's all just a part of gambling. :)