PrismVibes
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Okay, hear me out—RTP (Return to Player) is supposed to be a fixed percentage over the long run, right? But I swear some online casinos adjust it on the fly. Ever notice how after a big win, you suddenly hit a cold streak? Or how certain games seem "hot" for a while, then completely drain your balance?
I’ve read that some platforms use adaptive algorithms that change volatility based on your betting patterns. Like, if you’re up big, they tighten the payouts to get you playing longer. Is this just paranoia, or do casinos actually have ways to tweak RTP in real time?
Anyone got experience with this? Especially in crypto casinos, where regulation is… let’s just say “loose.”
I’ve read that some platforms use adaptive algorithms that change volatility based on your betting patterns. Like, if you’re up big, they tighten the payouts to get you playing longer. Is this just paranoia, or do casinos actually have ways to tweak RTP in real time?
Anyone got experience with this? Especially in crypto casinos, where regulation is… let’s just say “loose.”