Glossary of terms for casino players (gambler slang)

DLK wrote: How to become a VIP player for a casino.

Becoming a VIP player at an online casino is easy. Casino administrators will notice you once your bets exceed those of others.

Usually high stakes will lead to increased turnover and large losses.

You will be offered VIP status and the corresponding privileges:

1) bonuses for deposits;
2) accelerated withdrawal of funds;
3) special games and tournaments;
4) personal manager;
5) individual prizes;
6) good cashback;
7) increased withdrawal limit;
8) individual rooms and tables (in a land-based casino);
9) special conditions in the loyalty program;
10) gifts for birthdays and other holidays.

If you don't want to wait for attention, you can submit a question to technical support yourself. This way, you can get information about the special bonus system and VIP player status.

In real life, casino administration pays less attention to your bets than to the volume of your deposits (average deposit).
The implication is that the more money a person loses, the faster he or she achieves VIP status.

DLK wrote: Dealers are dummies. They sit at a controlled roulette wheel, spin the ball, and answer questions in the chat.
The puppeteers sit nearby in the studio, monitor the bets, and decide which number to play. Often, this is all done by a special program on autopilot, but direct intervention by the pedal-powered Vasya also occurs frequently.

ADAPTIVE CASINO - a layer between the pure RNG and the players' bets, which ensures the management and control of the game by the casino.

PEDAL VASYA - the adaptive slot machine is often associated with a malicious and greedy individual (a secret representative of the casino owner) who watches players through a camera and sees all your deposits and bets on his computer. Vasya has special "pedals" to manually perform the necessary functions of the adaptive slot machine, controlling the game. He may often amuse himself with his victim (boredom at work), but the end result of his work is to prevent the player from winning much.
a) The representative is very secret, because interference in the game for money is fraud on an especially large scale - a legally punishable crime.
b) Greedy, because its main goal is to block players from big wins and skew bets. Instead of the standard %-MO of the game, the casino receives excess profits.
c) Provider servers have long had an adaptive component that is tied to human psychology and behavioral responses—no one uses manual mode; all calculations are performed by a program in accordance with the game's feedback parameters set by "Vasya the pedal."

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For example, the actions of the adaptor may manifest themselves in such moments:
* bonus games occur with a reduced frequency of 1:10 from the normal frequency according to the mathematical core of the game;
* in principle, there will only be the smallest winnings on bets above 50 UAH.
* artificial ceiling for the loan, plan +20% of the deposit, above which it is impossible to rise in the game;
* on roulette - these are endless "over the side" and "previous fat".
etc.

PEDAL - a humorous "GAME RETURNS" parameter within the adaptive component. It's analogous to the gas pedal in a car: the more the casino presses it, the faster and more money it collects from players.
When the hypothetical "Vasya" switches the payout to zero, players ask to release the pedal so the slot machines can at least start playing. When there's no play at all, they say, "Vasya floored the pedal."

klick wrote:
Payout (or payout percentage) – the ratio of winnings to the total bet. Reputable online casinos typically have their payout percentages verified by reputable auditing companies, so there's no need to bother with complex calculations (it's better to just spin the reels). Typically, the payout percentage ranges from 90% to 99%, meaning the house edge is only 1% to 10%.

Return to Player (RTP) – a percentage of bet payouts returned to players under certain conditions (usually consisting of a return schedule and a percentage). The figure ranges from 96% to 98%. However, this is only theoretical; in reality, it's merely informative, as evidenced by the high returns of slots with low RTPs and the poor returns of slots with high RTPs.

mouse wrote: Can we call this the RTP of such and such a bet?

Which RTP exactly are you asking about?

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