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Edited by Kitu11 at 22-12-2023 01:41 PM
The rate of commission is based on the assumption that when a player bets 100 coins, a certain percentage will be taken away. Control over the game coin inventory is based on the assumption that the machine has a pre-set "initial coin inventory," for example: if a machine's "initial coin inventory" is set to 100 coins and player one wins 50 coins, the game coin inventory is reduced to 50 coins, making it difficult to win. However, if player two then loses 200 coins, the game coin inventory increases to 250 coins, and at this point, it becomes more likely for a player to win back the coins lost by player two. This concept applies to both fishing machines and slot machines, as they aim to award a collective jackpot by accumulating all the chips until they reach a predetermined jackpot threshold. Therefore, it's important to understand that when you win on a fishing machine, you are not winning the machine's money but rather money lost by other players. The machine (or the casino operator) merely provides the equipment and charges a "service fee."
Fishing machine cycles are divided into three periods: "eating coins," "giving out coins," and ""leisure."
- Eating Coins Phase: During this phase, the machine is consuming coins, and although fish still appear, it is challenging to catch them. The strategy during this phase is to wait patiently, observe carefully, and seize the opportunity.
- Giving Out Coins Phase: Also known as the ""coin distribution"" phase, during this period, the machine is giving out coins for you to win. By using your observation skills, you'll notice that the fish become easier to catch. This is the time to bet more because even the fish that were difficult to catch earlier become weaker now.
- Leisure Phase: During this phase, the machine aims to maintain a balance, meaning neither winning nor losing. Every game typically has some bugs or vulnerabilities, and fishing machines are no exception.
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Post time 18-9-2023 21:06:50