The topic of purchased bonuses in slot machines worries many players.
Kirill wrote:
- Are there any methods for buying bonuses cheaply using the purchase algorithm? Can you tell from the Pragmatist whether they're getting a return or not at the moment?
On the one hand, hours of gaming boil down to a few bonuses and the odds they pay out. Why waste time when casino game providers have integrated bonus purchase functionality into many slot machines?
Moreover, such slots make it very difficult to offer bonus games in the normal mode.
The player is forced to buy a purchased bonus.
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How effective is playing only with bonus purchases?
As in the standard mode, strong and weak odds are grouped together. You can immediately hit a winning streak, or you can buy 10 bonuses and have them all empty. Don't forget that all casino games have an adaptive feature, and providers monitor your overall balance based on the history of all games played with them. Will they let you get a big win? I highly doubt it.
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But you can adjust the BONUS PRICE and try making a series of purchases, starting with the cheapest and then moving on based on the coefficient.
THE ALGORITHM FOR PURCHASING BONUSES is simple:
1) Strong bonus = increase the price.
2) Weak bonus = reduce the price.
3) MAX point of credit = all over again.
This is called playing with the working cycles of credit dynamics using trend rates.
Next, the provider will try to lure you into a long-term game with their purchases. So, it's entirely possible to snag a few very decent bonuses. But there will inevitably come a point in the future when you'll be bluntly pushed into the red.
