Looking for tips on high volatility slots

[513]

San Quentin is wild. Like this slot

[dmitriy12]

Toggle Quote On 4/3/2025 at 6:46 AM, Alex said:

if nothing hits after 200 spins, better switch games

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If I don’t hit a bonus in 150-200 spins Im out

[doge]

Toggle Quote On 4/3/2025 at 11:39 AM, dmitriy12 said:

If I don’t hit a bonus in 150-200 spins Im out

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It works same for me

[HighRoller99]

Big fan of high vol slots, but If I’m down 50% after 50 spins - I bounce

[lucky_pants]

No such thing as a “perfect window” bro... It’s all RNG

[beeeef]

Toggle Quote On 6/2/2025 at 5:28 AM, lucky_pants said:

No such thing as a “perfect window” bro... It’s all RNG

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Bro do avoid jumping in right after a massive hit, just in case

[SimpleGuy]

Best tip? Bankroll management

[SlotWiz777]

High-vol games are like cliff diving - thrilling but dangerous, can burn fast lol

[Game-master]

Toggle Quote On 6/2/2025 at 5:28 AM, lucky_pants said:

No such thing as a “perfect window” bro... It’s all RNG

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Yeah, it’s RNG, but patterns do show up. Call it superstition if you want, I saw it with my own eyes

[20bux]

I’m not saying it’s science, but there is a vibe sometimes the slot just feels dead. That’s when I dip

[lucky_pants]

Toggle Quote On 6/2/2025 at 6:19 AM, Game-master said:

Yeah, it’s RNG, but patterns do show up. Call it superstition if you want, I saw it with my own eyes

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That’s variance, not a strategy
If you chase patterns you’re just making excuses for gambling

[1winlover]

I've been a member of this community for a while now and I must say, the quality of discussions has really improved. Topics like this one are exactly why I keep coming back.

[Hanselo]

I've been a member of this community for a while now and I must say, the quality of discussions has really improved. Topics like this one are exactly why I keep coming back.

[KaelMeta]

I totally agree with the points raised here. The key thing to remember is that consistency is what matters most. I've seen too many people give up too early without understanding the full picture.

Here's a useful chart I found: