I an just sharing my experience to give you an idea on the games we play and the very nice regulations done on the softwares!

Recap of the situation:

i played 112 spins at €0.10 each.

i received €0.00 in return.

i played Volcano Coin on Tortuga Casino (licensed in Cura?ao).

Is this mathematically possible?

Reasonable assumption: win rate = 25%

Even a highly volatile slot often has a win rate per spin of around 20% to 30%, meaning:

1 out of 4 spins gives at least a small win (even €0.02 or a "fake win").

Probability Calculation

If the probability of not winning on a single spin is 75%, then the probability of losing 112 times in a row is:

P=(0.75)112≈2.3×10?14P = (0.75)^{112} \approx 2.3 \times 10^{-14}P=(0.75)112≈2.3×10?14That’s about 1 in 43,689,143,880,000 (roughly 43 trillion).

?? Even with a pessimistic estimate?

If we assume a very low win rate of 15% (so a 0.85 chance of losing each spin):

P=(0.85)112≈7.2×10?9P = (0.85)^{112} \approx 7.2 \times 10^{-9}P=(0.85)112≈7.2×10?9That’s about 1 in 138 million.

?? Mathematical Conclusion:

Even with a very unfavorable estimate, this outcome is statistically almost impossible on a truly fair slot machine.

what do you guys think of this as it seems these gaming providers are protected by both regulators and casinos!

Hmm, that's interesting, do you have a game history where you can see that you really didn't win a penny in those 112 spins? I would say that's a rarity in any game whether it has high or low volatility. If you played with low volatility, most of the time the wins would be more frequent but small. With high, you would have fewer, but they could be higher. But 112 spins without any winnings is pretty sad. 

I would consider it a bad luck and a bad streak and probably would have taken a break even though the bet was not high at all. 

RTP percentage is a theoretical average calculated over millions of spins, meaning short-term sessions can deviate significantly from this average. To mitigate such experiences, consider choosing games with lower volatility and higher RTPs, and always set personal limits to manage your bankroll effectively. 

I an just sharing my experience to give you an idea on the games we play and the very nice regulations done on the softwares!

Recap of the situation:

i played 112 spins at €0.10 each.

i received €0.00 in return.

i played Volcano Coin on Tortuga Casino (licensed in Cura?ao).

Is this mathematically possible?

Reasonable assumption: win rate = 25%

Even a highly volatile slot often has a win rate per spin of around 20% to 30%, meaning:

1 out of 4 spins gives at least a small win (even €0.02 or a "fake win").

Probability Calculation

If the probability of not winning on a single spin is 75%, then the probability of losing 112 times in a row is:

P=(0.75)112≈2.3×10-14P = (0.75)^{112} \approx 2.3 \times 10^{-14}P=(0.75)112≈2.3×10-14That's about 1 in 43,689,143,880,000 (roughly 43 trillion).

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?? Even with a pessimistic estimate?

If we assume a very low win rate of 15% (so a 0.85 chance of losing each spin):

P=(0.85)112≈7.2×10-9P = (0.85)^{112} \approx 7.2 \times 10^{-9}P=(0.85)112≈7.2×10-9That's about 1 in 138 million.

Mathematical Conclusion:

Even with a very unfavorable estimate, this outcome is statistically almost impossible on a truly fair slot machine.

what do you guys think of this as it seems these gaming providers are protected by both regulators and casinos!

Can you name a site where you've had this bad luck? If you can't here, post in private messages. I'm very interested to know where this is

I an just sharing my experience to give you an idea on the games we play and the very nice regulations done on the softwares!

Recap of the situation:

i played 112 spins at €0.10 each.

i received €0.00 in return.

i played Volcano Coin on Tortuga Casino (licensed in Cura?ao).

Is this mathematically possible?

Reasonable assumption: win rate = 25%

Even a highly volatile slot often has a win rate per spin of around 20% to 30%, meaning:

1 out of 4 spins gives at least a small win (even €0.02 or a "fake win").

Probability Calculation

If the probability of not winning on a single spin is 75%, then the probability of losing 112 times in a row is:

P=(0.75)112≈2.3×10?14P = (0.75)^{112} \approx 2.3 \times 10^{-14}P=(0.75)112≈2.3×10?14That’s about 1 in 43,689,143,880,000 (roughly 43 trillion).

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?? Even with a pessimistic estimate?

If we assume a very low win rate of 15% (so a 0.85 chance of losing each spin):

P=(0.85)112≈7.2×10?9P = (0.85)^{112} \approx 7.2 \times 10^{-9}P=(0.85)112≈7.2×10?9That’s about 1 in 138 million.

?? Mathematical Conclusion:

Even with a very unfavorable estimate, this outcome is statistically almost impossible on a truly fair slot machine.

what do you guys think of this as it seems these gaming providers are protected by both regulators and casinos!

Você pode citar um site em que tenha tido essa má sorte? Se n?o puder aqui, poste em mensagens privadas. Estou muito interessado em saber onde é assim

On our site we have no private messages and if you read that post carefully again, you will see the casino which player referred and it was- Tortuga Casino ??

RNG has failed apparently :D

But if you seriously consider the situation, it is not normal, something is clearly wrong

Sorry i did not get back with screenshots they display them 10 per page, no way to export the game session, so i would need to take 11 screenshots... indeed something is completely wrong even impossible! 112 consecutive spins with 0 cent in return! in my 25 years gambling online i have never seen something similar! i asked the casino to send the gaming session to Booongo, but they refused stating that it can happen! indeed once every 43 trillion spins!

this is why the argument RTP percentage is a theoretical average calculated over millions of spins does not apply here! we are talking trillions here!

43,689,143,880,000 tillions!

43,689,143 millions

we are missing 6 zeros here!