How to follow the series of wins and defeats
1. Why track batches
Win-loss series are sequences of spin results that allow you to evaluate the dynamics of the game and adjust the strategy. In slots, the outcome of each spin is determined by a random number generator (RNG), but fixing statistics helps to understand how winnings are distributed over time and bets.
2. What exactly to fix
- Bet size per spin.
- Spin result (win/loss) and its amount.
- The length of the current winning or losing streak.
- Balance before and after the session.
3. How to keep records
- Manual method: a table in Excel or Google Sheets with columns "back number," "Bet," "Result," "Series."
- Automatic method: using built-in casino statistics or specialized trackers for gambling.
4. How to analyze data
- Determine the average length of winning and losing streaks.
- Reveal how quickly bankroll recovers after a series of losses.
- Check if there is a relationship between the size of the bet and the frequency of winnings.
5. Practical application of analysis
- Bankroll control: With a long series of losses, reduce the bet on time or suspend the game.
- Session optimization: increase rates only after exiting a series of failures with a sufficient reserve.
- Tilt avoidance: Objective numbers help avoid emotional decisions.
6. Mistakes to avoid
- Waiting for a "must win" after a long losing streak (player error).
- Ignoring small winnings when calculating the length of the series.
- Change of strategy without sufficient data.
7. Minimum data set for efficacy
To form an adequate picture, you need to fix at least 500-1000 spins in the same slot. This will allow you to assess the real distribution of winnings.
Conclusion:
Win-loss series are sequences of spin results that allow you to evaluate the dynamics of the game and adjust the strategy. In slots, the outcome of each spin is determined by a random number generator (RNG), but fixing statistics helps to understand how winnings are distributed over time and bets.
2. What exactly to fix
- Bet size per spin.
- Spin result (win/loss) and its amount.
- The length of the current winning or losing streak.
- Balance before and after the session.
3. How to keep records
- Manual method: a table in Excel or Google Sheets with columns "back number," "Bet," "Result," "Series."
- Automatic method: using built-in casino statistics or specialized trackers for gambling.
4. How to analyze data
- Determine the average length of winning and losing streaks.
- Reveal how quickly bankroll recovers after a series of losses.
- Check if there is a relationship between the size of the bet and the frequency of winnings.
5. Practical application of analysis
- Bankroll control: With a long series of losses, reduce the bet on time or suspend the game.
- Session optimization: increase rates only after exiting a series of failures with a sufficient reserve.
- Tilt avoidance: Objective numbers help avoid emotional decisions.
6. Mistakes to avoid
- Waiting for a "must win" after a long losing streak (player error).
- Ignoring small winnings when calculating the length of the series.
- Change of strategy without sufficient data.
7. Minimum data set for efficacy
To form an adequate picture, you need to fix at least 500-1000 spins in the same slot. This will allow you to assess the real distribution of winnings.
Conclusion:
- Although the series in the slots are the result of chance, fixing and analyzing them helps manage the bankroll and keep emotional decisions at bay. System accounting increases discipline and gives the player a tool for a more balanced game.
