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Slot Machine RTP Calculation
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I'm implementing slot machine for fun and i trying to achieve player RTP around 0.94% ~ 0.96%, RTP must within a range.
Current i have a list of Winning Pattern multiply of x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
every time player spin, then will come into winning pattern list here random a multiply.
m = x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
p = payout
b = bet
i try
rtp = payout / bet
frtp = rtp / m
(random a chance from 0 to 1) less that frtp (mean player get the win)
this i try run 1000spin, seem the rtp will be 0.80~0.95, anyway i can get more accurate RTP ?
Thanks a lot
probability
asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
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I'm implementing slot machine for fun and i trying to achieve player RTP around 0.94% ~ 0.96%, RTP must within a range.
Current i have a list of Winning Pattern multiply of x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
every time player spin, then will come into winning pattern list here random a multiply.
m = x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
p = payout
b = bet
i try
rtp = payout / bet
frtp = rtp / m
(random a chance from 0 to 1) less that frtp (mean player get the win)
this i try run 1000spin, seem the rtp will be 0.80~0.95, anyway i can get more accurate RTP ?
Thanks a lot
probability
asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
1
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– José Carlos Santos
Mar 15 at 9:20
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I would recommend that you write out an algebraic expression for the expected outcome of the game. It could be that you have two write an individual term for each of the multipliers, etc ...
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– Matti P.
Mar 15 at 9:39
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I'm implementing slot machine for fun and i trying to achieve player RTP around 0.94% ~ 0.96%, RTP must within a range.
Current i have a list of Winning Pattern multiply of x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
every time player spin, then will come into winning pattern list here random a multiply.
m = x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
p = payout
b = bet
i try
rtp = payout / bet
frtp = rtp / m
(random a chance from 0 to 1) less that frtp (mean player get the win)
this i try run 1000spin, seem the rtp will be 0.80~0.95, anyway i can get more accurate RTP ?
Thanks a lot
probability
asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
1
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I'm implementing slot machine for fun and i trying to achieve player RTP around 0.94% ~ 0.96%, RTP must within a range.
Current i have a list of Winning Pattern multiply of x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
every time player spin, then will come into winning pattern list here random a multiply.
m = x25,x15,x8,x6,x5,x3,x2,x0
p = payout
b = bet
i try
rtp = payout / bet
frtp = rtp / m
(random a chance from 0 to 1) less that frtp (mean player get the win)
this i try run 1000spin, seem the rtp will be 0.80~0.95, anyway i can get more accurate RTP ?
Thanks a lot
probability
probability
asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
1
asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
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asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
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asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
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asked Mar 15 at 9:17
JohnLoongJohnLoong
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– José Carlos Santos
Mar 15 at 9:20
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I would recommend that you write out an algebraic expression for the expected outcome of the game. It could be that you have two write an individual term for each of the multipliers, etc ...
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– Matti P.
Mar 15 at 9:39
add a comment |
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Welcome to MSE. Please read this text about how to ask a good question.
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– José Carlos Santos
Mar 15 at 9:20
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I would recommend that you write out an algebraic expression for the expected outcome of the game. It could be that you have two write an individual term for each of the multipliers, etc ...
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– Matti P.
Mar 15 at 9:39
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Welcome to MSE. Please read this text about how to ask a good question.
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– José Carlos Santos
Mar 15 at 9:20
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Welcome to MSE. Please read this text about how to ask a good question.
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– José Carlos Santos
Mar 15 at 9:20
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I would recommend that you write out an algebraic expression for the expected outcome of the game. It could be that you have two write an individual term for each of the multipliers, etc ...
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– Matti P.
Mar 15 at 9:39
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I would recommend that you write out an algebraic expression for the expected outcome of the game. It could be that you have two write an individual term for each of the multipliers, etc ...
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– Matti P.
Mar 15 at 9:39
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