x1000 Wins in Casino Slots

A x1000 multiplier was considered a rare success for slot machines from the 2000s. The mathematics of modern slots is designed to attract players with amazing wins, so in online casinos you can count on payout ratios from x2000.

In the statistics of one casino for 1 month there were 439 such winnings over x2000.
The casino's biggest win was a x27,914 multiplier on Reel Heist, which earned the player £2,791.42 from a £0.10 bet. In second place was a x22,644 on Book of Ra Deluxe Jackpot Edition. In third place was a x11,338 win on Mega Joker.



Despite the tales about the crystal "honesty" of licensed slots, all these winnings have two features:

1) the closer to the end of the calendar month, the greater the share of payments with coefficients from x2000;
2) such odds come to players mainly only for small bets.

This means that there is an adaptive layer between the player's spin and the provider's server RNG, which distributes "accumulated surpluses" towards the end of the month and decides who can be surprised with a stunning multiplication. We are talking about licensed slots as scripted machines, since the providers themselves have destroyed the legend of fixed reel sweeps and an impartial RNG.

The casino included in the list all slots that gave a multiplication of more than x2000 at least 3 times per month.

At the beginning of May, Videoslots casino published on its Youtube channel a video of their player winning more than x30'000 in the new slot "Dead or Alive - 2".
The total winnings amounted to more than 5400 euros, and this was with a bet of 0.18 euros.

The player launched the bonus game and chose the riskiest of the three options – High Noon Saloon.
This game features sticky wild symbols with multipliers up to x3. Wilds on each reel award the player with an additional 5 free spins, as well as x2 multipliers for repeating wilds on the same reel.



Just tell me howVideoslots got this video? A player is sitting at home, spinning a slot, a bonus game comes up, he chooses the 3rd option. Suddenly, DOA-2 showed what it shows once in a million times.

If you believe the legend about licensed slots, the casino has access only to the list of transactions of its players with the provider's servers. And here is a whole movie from beginning to end.

1) The provider made an advertising emulation and gave it to the VCRs?
Why write that it was their player who won.

2) Maybe the casino manager was spinning and filming the screen until a super game came up to advertise a new slot? Such an experiment could have lasted for several years.

3) Maybe this is a hacked DOA-2 with local controls and current settings for mega-win.
Everything fits in this version, it is no secret that all popular slots have hacked script copies with a turnkey installation.

4) There must be another explanation. Look into those honest eyes!

What allowed Videoslots to call itself a leader in the online casino market? Leaders always have dark secrets.

there are situations when you THINK that you have a chance to catch x1000 )))) but it's not that simple.....