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I like Bonus Joker II and Apollo Games, but it comes with high volatility, which means wins can be inconsistent, and the house edge can be tough over time. I haven’t hit any significant wins yet, and while the bonus features add excitement, they make the game more luck-based with limited strategic control. I haven’t encountered technical issues, but I wish the game felt more balanced.
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I like Bonus Joker II and Apollo Games, but it comes with high volatility, which means wins can be inconsistent, and the house edge can be tough over time. I haven’t hit any significant wins yet, and while the bonus features add excitement, they make the game more luck-based with limited strategic control. I haven’t encountered technical issues, but I wish the game felt more balanced.
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I know what you are talking about and you described it quite well. Unfortunately, slots with high volatility are like that. Sometimes you can't win for a long time, but when you do, it can be a very nice amount. But as long as you try it with us as a demo version, then it's fine because you won't lose your own money.
Have you tried it also for real money? 😀
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Hello again! 🙂
What a comment! It's been quite some time since someone mentioned volatility in relation to winnings proportion, so I really want to seize this opportunity and dive a bit deeper, if you don't mind....
Would you consider the lower volatility games, let's say, more comfortable in terms of the winnings frequency even if the winnings are usualy much lower than in case of higher volatility games?
For instance, according to my experience, it depends on my actual mood. 😀
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Hello! 🙂
Absolutely, you're spot on to link volatility to how winnings feel in terms of comfort and enjoyment. The relationship between volatility and the player’s experience is significant. Lower volatility games tend to offer more consistent, smaller payouts, which can create a sense of stability and comfort. For many, especially those who enjoy longer gaming sessions and prefer not to see their bankroll fluctuate too wildly, these games can be more enjoyable. It’s the steadiness that feels "safer" and less stressful.
On the other hand, higher volatility games can be more exhilarating, albeit with a greater risk. They might involve long stretches without a win but come with the potential for larger, more exciting payouts when luck strikes. The thrill and anticipation can be addictive, yet not everyone is up for that rollercoaster ride all the time.
I completely relate to your perspective about it depending on your mood. Sometimes, we crave the thrill of chasing a big win, while other times, we prefer the comfort of seeing more frequent, smaller wins that keep the game engaging without the stress.
It’s all about striking the balance between your current mindset and the type of gameplay experience you’re looking for. 😊 Would you agree with this take?
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Good day to you, Johnnyy!
Well-said! I absolutely agree with you.
Many times I tried to play certain games just because I liked the graphics, music or overall theme, but most often I had to admit I was not that satisfied because the volatility did not meet my preferences. 😀
In my opinion, you can't stick with such disbalance for long.
Even though I also think the lower volatility is much healthier for, let's say, maintaining a decent distance from compulsive gambling habits, occasionally I just love to wait far longer for the mega-huge win - if it even comes.
On the other hand, I believe specifically such moods are what makes streamers winnings collections so captivating and also a bit dangerous. If I recall correctly, you would like to bet alongside the streamer, which sounds cool, but how do you feel when you see immersive winnings? Does it motivate you to play more, for instance?
I had a life phase when I was quite vulnerable to these videos, so I prefer to keep my distance. 🙂 This is where my curiosity came from, I'd say.
