WILD WITCHES- How Not To Loose at Slot Games

Welcome to yet another Frequency Table 1000 Spin Review. To make a long story short Wild Witches is not to be recommended for any system nor in just regular play for fun. Losing while playing for fun is no fun. Loosing while wagering a lot of cash is no fun AT ALL. So I have named this page How Not To Loose at Slot games. You do this by not playing Wild Witches and heading on out to another slot game that will pay. Completing a recording of at least 1000 spins of a newly released slot game is very important. At the same time they are super interesting. I never know what I will learn. Until it is done I can’t really know what to think about a new game. When I was doing the 10 sets of 1000 spins it didn’t take me very long to know that Wild Witches was not paying out a good RTP (Return To Player). I was down 11,500€ after the first 300 spins. I gained back 6,700 in the 4th set but it still did not look promising. I stuck it out never the less to see what I could learn. Once I finished all the calculations I was down 8067€ by the time the 1000 spins were completed. So I knew I did not have another Golden Shamrock before me. As I have mentioned in the other reviews Golden Shamrock is a winner. After I recorded the 1000 spins of Wild Witches, I could not just stop. I kept thinking that constant bad performance in Wild Witches was just temporary bad luck. So in the following days I returned twice for more trials. It was the same loosing story!

But I did learn one very interesting fact… surprising really… considering all the loses in the majority of the sets. (explanation further below)

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THE STUDY of 1,000 spins

I create all the frequency tables below, such as the one you see below, simply as an implement to guide us in future wagering techniques. It gives us a profile of the wins. They come in cycles which I call the PDWSC (Pre-Determined Win Spin Cycle). It is a complicated name for something very simple and obvious. The Pre Determined Win is 10 times wager. The Spin Cycle is how often the slot game pays out this amount…. it determines how often large wins occur. We need to understand this in order to know when to stop betting. This is what the Oscillation system is. You don’t want to stop betting while you are behind. If, on the average, a big win is about to appear… it would be good to know. Martingale System for slots is another system you might want to try out. You can read all about it in many other reviews i have done. But for Wild Witches it does not look good.I will not explain or go into the Martingale system for slots on this review. Actually Wild Witches is not made to make money on the Oscillation system either b the results are a lot more inetersting than a normal play. To see a well performing slot game frequency table check out the How to win link for  Ghost Pirates, Golden Shamrock or  Thrill Spin.

Putting together the following table, I set the slot game at MAX bet, MAX betlevel and covered all the betlines. This gave me a 100€ wager for every spin. The Wins column below is in coins. But the” acnt. balance” which is my casino account balance, is in Euros, so don’t be confused. Your wins while playing and your PDWA is better to be seen as coins not euros. It is easier to see while the action is going on.

Oscillation System VIDEO Tutorial

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Wild Witches Slot Game Frequency Table

PDWA = 10X bet = 800 coins or 800€

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Reading a PDWA on the Game Board

The Bet of 80€ is always in COINS ( 80 in this case) displayed on the control panel (red circle on left). The wins are displayed on the right opposite of the bet in this example 812 COINS. So to know if your win is 10 times wager, staying with “coin” values is much clearer. Refer to the two windows BET (red circle on left) and the WIN (on right) and not the bet amount (bottom circle in red). The above WIN example is almost exactly X10 BET so it qualifies as a PDWA of 800 coins or more.

All coins in the Frequency Table below were placed at the max value of 1.00€ each. So a PDWA in this case is 800€  or 800 coins.  These coin values and bet levels that I placed for the study were placed on the slot game arbitrarily just to accumulate characteristic data for Wild Witches. Below you will find 10 sets of 100 spins each. All wins of 10 X bet (PDWA) or more where recorded. I included win amounts, casino account amounts, spin number and type of win (Free Spins or betline).

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Conclusions

What I have concluded is that Wild Witches is good for neither the Martingale nor the Oscillation system. But it is surprising to see how many times you could loose if you theoretically played Wild Witches with the outcomes above. The overall losses were 8062€  while the Oscillation losses were only 1248€. The RTP in the normal losses was 92% while the RTP for the Oscillation was 98.8%. I find this very interesting. It is a confirmation on just what the Oscillation system is capable of.

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Oscillation System

The oscillation system refers to your casino account oscillating up and down as the session matures. In an Oscillation system, if we want to win money, we will need a slot game that is suited for it. (Golden Shamrock is perfect, so is Excalibur. You might want to try it out on these two games.) It gives back the RTP in large amounts over a long PDWSC. This will inevitable place your account over the initial amount regularly over the period of play. The strategy is to simply quite when you are 5% over your initial deposit amount in every session and come back the next day. These are recorded in the Frequency Table above in red ink. As I have mentioned we would have lost money in Wild Witches. But not in some other slot games I have studied.

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Thank you,

Thanks for joining with us here at Mac-online-slots.com. We’ve enjoyed bringing you this production of no download slot gaming, even though Wild Witches is not paying well I feel I have learned something from the 1000 spin study. So stay tuned with us for more studies in the future of all the flash casino slot machine games by NetEnt.

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