Wizard of Odds Slot Machine. It always takes a little luck in order to win big at slot machines, and sometimes even a little magic. Wizard of Odds dabs into the magic theme and delivers a universe filled with spells and other supernatural phenomenon. It is entirely up to the player to harness the incredible potential of those magical artefacts to put all chances on their side! Wizard of Odds is a 5 reel, video slot game with 30 pay-lines. It is released by SkillOnNet with features such as free spins, wild, scatter, and prizes of up to €100,000. This game is based on a wizard’s life and various things which belong in a fantasy world. Wizard of Odds is a simple to play video slot. You can have fun with the bonus features and enjoy the magic of Halloween at any time of year. Wizard of Odds slot on Mobile. The Wizard of Odds slot has been adapted for both smartphones and tablets. The design is pretty similar to that of the desktop version with just the positions of buttons, and some elements moved around to fit the device screen size.

Wizard of Odds Slot Game Review

Wizard of Odds is an online slot video machine free games from the Novomatic company, devoted to magic and wizardry. This no sign up slot has 5 reels, 20 lines, normal and special symbols and several bonus game modes.

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How to play the Wizard of Odds slot-machine

This video slot is a classical slot machine with standard game mechanics algorithms, based on the random number generator. This principle provides players with a high degree of reliability and guarantee of getting profit. Buffalo blitz free games. The interface consists of 5 reels and 20 lines. The graphical design and sound accompaniment are high-quality and are also magic-related.

The total bet in such online slots for fun depends on two other parameters: bet per line and the number of lines.
The bet per lines is a total bet parameter, set by – and + buttons of the Bet line submenu. It ranges from 0.02 to 5 credits. This parameter determines the profit received from the winning combination of the current spin.

The number of lines is a total bet parameter, that can be set by – and + buttons of the Lines submenu. It ranges from 1 to 20 positions. This parameter affects player’s chances to get a winning combination for a current spin.
The autogame mode can be activated by pressing the Autoplay button. This game mode allows to make the gaming process automatic, and allows to make reels spin until the player presses the Stop button.

The Paytable will open an information menu. It contains short information on game rules, table of symbols and their values and bonus modes references. And if you’re still not sure whether you got the game rules or not – please, proceed to the Rules section of our website.

Risk game of this slot can be activated by pressing the Gamble button during getting the winning combination. In this game mode you have to choose either a red or a black color of card deck. If your choice was right, your prize will be doubled, but if it was wrong – you’ll lose your prize for a combination.

The Start button will start a single spin with total bet parameters set by the player. The second click on this button will stop the gaming process.

The minimal bet of this game is 0.02 credits, while the maximal one reaches 100 credits.

Additional interface of online slots to play

The additional interface of this Novomatic’s free slot machine games with bonus rounds doesn’t affect the processes of the game mechanics. Instead, those technical functions increase the degree of comfort during the playing process:

1. The Melody pictograph turns the music on/off;
2. The Speaker pictograph turns the sound on/off;
3. The Two Arrows symbol turns the wide screen mode on/off;
4. The Four Arrows symbol turns the fullscreen mode on/off.

Symbols and combinations of Wizard of Odds slots for fun machine

This slot machine has standard symbols, introduced by pictographs depicting items and people on the subject of magic and wizardry. The least valuable symbols of this game is 10, that brings profit of 0.08, 0.2 and 0.5 credits for combinations of 3, 4 and 5 symbols.

The most valuable symbols of the game is the Wizard of Odds symbol, that brings you 1.4, 12 and 30 credits for 3, 4 and 5 symbols.

There are several kinds of bonus symbols in slot best games:

• The cauldron special symbols activate the Cauldron Bonus game mode, when those symbols are filling first, third and fifth reels.
• The wizard’s hat special symbol activates a Wizard’s Hat Bonus game mode, when those symbols appear at the second, fourth and fifth reels of the slot.
• The spellbook special symbol activates the Spellbook Bonus game mode when there are three such symbols at any cells of the slot.

The Wild symbol of this game depicts a Magic Ball. This symbol is universal, and it can substitute for almost any symbol of the gaming reeland, except for the special one. It also can bring profit of 2, 20 and 200 credits for combinations of 3, 4 and 5 symbols. At the end of the game all credits will be transferred to your gaming balance. And if you’re playing the full game at the pages of XXX casinos – you can withdraw the credits you won as real money.

Introduction

When it comes to gambling, the easier a game is to understand the worse the odds usually are. This is certainly the case with slot machines. Playing them is as easy as pressing a button. However, between the high house edge and fast rate of play, there is no quicker way to lose your money in a casino.

How They Work

Whether you're playing a 3-reel single-line game or a 5-reel 25-line game, the outcome of every bet is ultimately determined by random numbers. The game will choose one random number for each reel, map that number onto a position on the reel, stop the reel in the appointed place, and score whatever the outcome is. In other words, the outcome is predestined the moment you press the button; the rest is just for show. There are no hot and cold cycles; your odds are the same for every spin on a given machine.

Slot machines are just about the only game in the casino where the odds are not quantifiable. In other words, the player doesn't know how the game was designed, so it is difficult to look at an actual game to use as an example. So, to help explain how they work, I created the Atkins Diet slot machine (link). It is a simple, five-reel game with a free spin bonus round, much like IGT's Cleopatra game.

For information on how it works and all the odds, please visit my Atkins Diet par sheet.

For a more complicated example, featuring sticky wilds in the bonus, please try my Vamos a Las Vegas slot machine.

For information on how it works and all the odds, please visit my Vamos a Las Vegas par sheet (PDF).

Odds

The following table shows the casino win for Clark County Nevada (where Las Vegas is) for all slots for calendar year 2012. They define 'slot' as any electronic game, including video poker and video keno. I've found video keno to be about equally as tight as reeled slots, but video poker has a much higher return. So, the return for reeled slots should be higher than these figures.

Clark County Slot Win 2012

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Denomination	Casino Win (pct)
$0.01	10.77%
$0.05	5.96%
$0.25	5.74%
$1.00	5.64%
$5.00	5.51%
$25.00	3.97%
$100.00	4.73%
Megabucks	12.89%
Multi-denomination	5.32%
Total	6.58%

Source: Nevada Gaming Control Board, Gaming Revenue Report for December 2012 (PDF, see page 6).

Most players play penny video slots. Based on past research, I find the house edge on those to usually be set from 6% to 15%. In general, the nicer the casino, the tighter the slots.

Advice

While there is no skill to playing slots, there is some skill in selecting which machine to play and ways you can maximize your return. Fanduel west virginia news. What follows is my advice, if you must play slots at all.

• Always use a player card. Slots may be a lousy bet, but the casinos treat slot players very well. A $1 slot player will probably get comped better than a $100 blackjack player. Of course, don't play for the reason of getting comps. You'll give them a lot more than they'll give you.
• The simpler the game, the better the odds. The fancy games with big signs and video screens tend to not pay as well as the simple games. However, slot players always tell me the fancy games are more fun.
• The higher the denomination, the better the odds. For that reason, it is better to play one coin per line on a 5-cent game than five coins per line on a 1-cent game.
• Don't forget to cash out and take your ticket when you leave. It is easy to forget after hitting a jackpot.
• Try to play slowly and as little as possible to get your fix.
• In some games there is a skill feature, like Top Dollar. In such games, advice is usually offered, which you should take.

Myths and Facts

Just about everything that players believe about slots is untrue. Here are the most common myths and facts.

• Myth: Slot machines are programmed to go through a cycle of payoffs. Although the cycle can span thousands of spins, once it reaches the end the outcomes will repeat themselves in exactly the same order as the last cycle.

  Fact: This is not true at all. Every spin is random and independent of all past spins.

• Myth: Slot machines are programmed to pay off a particular percentage of money bet. Thus, after a jackpot is hit the machine will tighten up to get back in balance. On the other hand, when a jackpot has not been hit for a long time it is overdue and more likely to hit.

  Fact: As just mentioned, each spin is independent of all past spins. That means that for a given machine game, the odds are always the same. It makes no difference when the last jackpot was hit or how much the game paid out in the last hour, day, week, or any period of time.

• Myth: Machines pay more if a player card is not used.

  Fact: The mechanism that determines the outcome of each play does not consider whether a card is used or not. The odds are the same with or without one.

• Myth: Using a player card enables the casino to report my winnings to the IRS.

  Fact: That makes no difference. If you win $1,200 or more they will report it either way. If you have a net losing year, which you probably will, at least the casino will have evidence of it. Such annual win/loss statements may be used as evidence to declare offsetting loses to jackpot wins.

• Myth: The slot department can tighten my game with the press of a button remotely. Thus, you better be nice to the staff and tip them well, or they will use a remote control to have the machine take you down in a hurry.

  Fact: There is now some truth to the myth that the odds of a machine can be changed remotely. Such 'server-based slots' are still experimental and in a minority. Even with server-based slots, there are regulations in place to protect the player from the perceived abuses that could accompany them. For example, in Nevada a machine can not be altered remotely unless it has been idle for at least four minutes. Even then, the game will display a notice that it is being serviced during such changes. (source) Meanwhile, for the vast majority of slots, somebody would physically need to open the machine and change a computer chip, known as an EPROM chip, to make any changes.

• Myth: The machines by the doors and heavy traffic flow areas tend to be loose while those hidden in quiet corners tend to be tight.

  Fact: I've studied the relationship between slot placement and return and found no correlation. Every slot director I've asked about this laughs it off as just another player myth.

• Myth: Slots tend to be looser during slow hours on slow days of the week. However, when the casino is busy they tighten them up.

  Fact: Nobody would take the trouble to do this, even if he could. The fact of the matter is the casinos are trying to find a good balance between winning some money while letting the player leave happy. That is best achieved by slots loose enough to give the player a sufficiently long 'time on device,' as they call it in the industry, with a reasonable chance of winning so he will return to the same casino next time. If the slots are too tight, the players will sense it and be unlikely to return.

  The kind of place you're likely to find tight slots are those with a captive audience, like the Las Vegas airport. So, if the slot manager feels that 92% is the right return for a penny game, for example, he is likely to set every penny game all that way, and keep them that way for years.

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Internal Links

• Appendix 1 shows the details and analysis of almost 4000 actual spins on a Reno slot machine.
• Appendix 2 shows an example of the virtual reels behind a hypothetical slot machine and how the average return is calculated.
• Appendix 3A: 2003 Las Vegas slot machine rankings.
• Appendix 3B: 2002 Jean/Primm slot machine rankings.
• Appendix 3C: 2002 Tunica slot machine rankings.
• Appendix 3D: 2002 Henderson/Lake Mead slot machine rankings.
• Appendix 3E: 2002 Quarter and dollar returns for Las Vegas slots
• Appendix 4 shows how the return is calculated for my Wizard's Fruit Slot Machine.
• Appendix 5 analysis of the 21 Bell Slot Machine.
• Appendix 6 Analysis of Red, White, & Blue Slot Machine.
• Lock and Roll analysis of the skill-based slot machine found in North Carolina.
• Deconstructing Jackpot Party analysis of the video slot machine.
• Deconstructing Lion's Share analysis of the classic MGM progressive game.
• Deconstructing Megabucks.
• Deconstructing the Atkins Diet slot machine.
• Analysis of Lucky Larry's Lobstermania.
• Deconstructing Hexbreaker.
• Deconstructing Blazing Sevens.
• Deconstructing Lionfish.
• Deconstructing Hot Roll.
• Mystery progressives on Ainsworth slots.
• Mystery progressives on WMS slots.
• Baltimore Sun article, in which I am quoted.
• 100% Rebate on Slot Losses Promotions: When to quit playing when all losses are refunded.

Mike Shackleford Wizard Of Odds Slots

External Links

• For a simplified explanation of slots, please see my companion site Wizard of Vegas
• German translation of this page is available at richtigspielen.com
• Another decent overview of how slots work and some practical advice for playing them is How Slot Machines Work at VegasClick.com.
• PAR Sheets, probabilities, and slot machine play: Implications for problem and non-problem gambling by Kevin A. Harrigan and Mike Dixon, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. This is an outstanding academic paper that details how some popular slot machines were designed.
• PAR Sheets, probabilities, and slot machine play: Implications for problem and non-problem gambling - Academic paper based on the par sheets for some modern slot machines

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Written by:Michael Shackleford