Casino profitable and inefficient games (opinions)

[bethunter]

What do you think are the most profitable and least profitable games in online casinos? There are as far as I know some games with over 90% return. What are these;

 

[JONATHAN4E]

What do you think are the most profitable and least profitable games in online casinos? There are as far as I know some games with over 90% return. What are these;

Dude, I'm going to tell you something - because the list of efficient games is constantly being retouched - timeless games that combine very good RTP (RETURN TO PLAYER), low stakes and chances of winning big in the bonus rounds. In parentheses the provider:
1) NEON STAXX (NETENT)
2) BOOK OF DEAD (PLAY N GO)
3) STEAMTOWER (NETENT)
4) PEARL LAGOON (PLAY N GO)
5) AGE OF THE GODS GOD OF STORMS (PLAYTECH).

 

[bethunter]

I would also say that Netent's Starburst is quite good but because I do not often play online casino games I can not say for sure. However, I think Netent has the best games.

 

[duddys]

I would also say that Netent's Starburst is quite good but because I do not often play online casino games I can not say for sure. However, I think Netent has the best games.

starburst I will agree and from personal experience it is the best and most profitable at least for me when although not a fan of slots only that goes well with me

 

[bethunter]

In general, Netent is far ahead both in games and in profitability from the data I have so far as I can not say this with great certainty because I do not play often.

 

[nikosmat]

Here is a useful one article for the RTP odds of online (and not gaming) casinos. Traditional roulette has, as expected, the highest RTP ...

 

[bethunter]

Because there are different roulettes, I would say from the moment I have played that Mega Fire Blaze Roulette Live can bring you a significant profit if you play in a certain way and only with numbers. I say that because I have played and I have taken something as a profit.

 

[deleanonym]

Almost all that matters * in all casino games for "efficiency" is the return to the player - RTP. If you search for all games there is a maximum RTP available. I believe that the minimum RTP that we should accept as customers in any casino is of the order of 96%. In fruit this is also the most common from my experience. There are also fruits that rise above 97%.
In classic European roulette (especially if it has en prison / la partage rules) we have the best return. When we play quantum / fire blaze / age of the gods or whatever, at least in straight up we pay something more in the form of worse RTP. American there is no reason to play unless we are fighting over our money.
Respectively, we will find a relatively good return in other live games such as craps.
In Game shows plus morals the maximum payout is also around 96%.
The best return if we know a basic strategy, is with a difference in blackjack, that even with bad rules we have a return of over 99%.
In all this, pay attention to the side bets and in general to the choice that we will bet. Usually each option has different RTP with some reaching up to 90%!
Ok, we said fun but it is a shame to waste our money when there are equally good choices that cost us less.

* Because RTP is theoretical, for what will eventually be in our pocket at the end of the day, luck (obviously) matters, and what we call variability. In games with great variability we can play 100 times and not win a single eg if we play 0 in roulette every time. But once we win we will get a good return. On the contrary, if we play red 100 times, it will be very difficult to return home with 0 euros, but surely our maximum profit will also be the mediocre times we will win.

 

[bethunter]

What you say about American roulette is true and I can not understand those who play. As for the rest, as I wrote above, I consider the Mega Fire Blaze one of the best due to the fact that I bet on several numbers for little money. But you have to be lucky and fall when it gives enough mega fire so that when you catch a number you have a bigger profit. But, because I see that you have dealt a lot based on what you wrote, I wanted to ask you if you have found a way to combine so that when you bet on several numbers, when you lose you have at least one return (ie a way to include a combination of simple numbers with columns or lines.

 

[bethunter]

Does anyone have an opinion on "book of gold multichance"?