3 MYTHS ABOUT JACKPOTS: When you think about it, jackpots have a huge myth-making potential. #Gamblers frequently come up with various theories to excuse their scarcity because they are so highly wanted and uncommon.
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The first myth in this category is that a slot machine that has recently paid out a jackpot is unlikely to do so again anytime soon. The short response to that statement is that RNG is completely unpredictable.
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And tampering with it could lead to nothing but false expectations. My personal favorite is jackpot myth number two. The 'Lurker Myth,' which has inspired one of the most memorable 'Friends' sequences, is what I call it.
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The legend is founded on the assumption that if you start playing a slot machine that has been on a long losing run with its previous owner, you will almost certainly win. When someone breaks a losing trend, they receive.
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The unsettling impression that the jackpot has slipped through their fingers. What a saga, isn't it? It's as though someone else is reaping the rewards of your labor. In reality, it's all a trick of the light.
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Even when the slot is not in use, the randomness-generating software generates millions of different outcomes during the players-switching gap.
As a result, winning the jackpot is purely a question of luck; there are no guarantees or patterns, no matter how hard we try to spot them.
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