Myth 1. Using a traditional pull-up bar increases the chances of winning a prize
First of all, in the past, when playing slots in a brick-and-mortar casino, players pulled down the slider to test their luck; nowadays, online slots involve pressing a button to spin the reels. Many people believe that using traditional sliders will increase the chances of winning a prize. In fact, both online and physical machines use random random number generators (RNGs) to determine the jackpot results.
Likewise, it is incorrect to say that traditional physical slot machines pay higher prizes. Instead, online gamblers receive additional bonuses in the cash casino that are not available in the physical casino, casino promotions, and a larger selection of slot machines than the number of physical slot machines in the casino.
Myth 2. Can online slots be controlled by the player?
It is rumored that online slots can be controlled by the players. Of course, this is not true. Online slots are heavily protected and encrypted. Unless you are a professional hacker, it is impossible to get access to the internal files of an online casino or to disable its security system.
Myth 3: Online slots run in a fixed order?
Slot machines do not run in a fixed sequence, so there is no way to predict the number of pulls or button presses needed to win. Each spin is considered an independent chance, and each bet is not correlated with each other. This also means that you may be on a losing streak before you win. At the same time, you could win twice in a row, all by chance.
Myth 4. The longer you play, the easier it is to win?
The longer you play, the better your chances of winning. Online casinos do not reward players based on the amount of time they play, and playing twice as long does not make you twice as lucky. Playing longer only increases the chance of accumulating bonuses, but it does not increase the chance of winning, everything is determined by the Random Number Generator (RNG).
