Refusing All Wins - A Slots Strategy Using the Gamble Feature

June 25, 2010 | Article Category: Slots

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Many slot machine players use a method, whether they know it by name or not, called Refusing All Wins. This method can be used for online slot games in which the gamble feature is used. As more and more online casinos are offering the gamble feature for their slot machines and video slot machines, this method is becoming more widespread.

The method can only really be used effectively when the online slot machine at which you are playing allows players to use the gamble feature on all wins. Some who offer the gamble feature only allow it to be used on certain wins, and in specific circumstances.

Players usually have the option to collect wins as they go along when playing online slot games. The way the Refusing All Wins method works is that each time a player makes a small win, that the win is not collected at that time, but simply used to continue gambling.

Essentially, the plan is that players continue to gamble the money until they lose. The point, however, is that the player hopes that the online slot machine will pay out a jackpot, rather than losing all their money. Since the payout percentage shows that the slot machine needs to pay out a certain amount of money, that it will eventually need to pay out a jackpot, or at least a large win, as the slot machine tries to level out the payout percentage that it is programmed to use.

However, do note that it could take a slot machine a long time to pay out, because even though the slot machines in reputable online casinos will pay out the correct percentage, it may be that there will be a long dry spell with a machine that will then begin to pay out on every spin, or it may pay out a large jackpot all at once.

When using the gamble feature, the player will then be gambling all the small wins they have accumulated by refusing their wins as they made them. The gamble feature usually offers a double or nothing payout, which means that players will either lose everything, or they will win double their current total. Some gamble features offer a quadruple or nothing payout.

Essentially, when using the Refuse All Wins method, it is preferable that you lose the gamble feature too, so that the slot machine will eventually be forced to pay out its programmed payout percentage. In order to use this method, the player may need a fairly large bankroll, and even then, there are no guarantees.