Not all online casinos like to publish their payout rates. However, there are some out there that brag about how high their payout rates really go. While we don’t deny that they are publishing true figures, we want to warn players by explaining to them what these numbers really mean. Payout rates are not a term you become immediately acquainted with as soon as you begin playing online slots. It is an important term to get to know, however, as this reflects your chances of winning while playing slots.
Payout rate establish how well or badly a slot game payouts out. That most of us know. Normally, the payout rates range from 80% to 99%. What this means is that a particular slot machine will pay BACK, pay back out into players hand, around 80 to 99% of the bet it RECEIVES. Of course, this does not mean that if you put in a dollar bill it will pay out somewhere between 80 and 99 cents. This percentage of pay is portraying the payout of the slot over a long period of time. Bet $100 and you can lose every single spin and come out with nothing. A new player takes over your slot and places a twenty cent bet and may walk out there with $3,000. The way it works is unpredictable and that’s why you cannot rely solely on what online casino published payout rates say. Naturally, you would want to avoid playing at a slot machine that has 80% payout rate. If you play continuously, you are likely to lose everything after a while. You want to stick to any slot paying more than 94%. But when you see the casino saying that the game has paid out at 110%, you should not expect to get 10% extra on every bet you put. That’s the payout for a particular time in the PAST… and does not say anything how it will pay in the FUTURE. Like our silly example above, all that has happened is that the slot paid out heavily to a player and may have a high payout percentage but does not say how it will behave after that.
Keep that in mind when you go rushing to a slot machine just because an online casino said it is paying over 100%.
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