Bakeman

Hi all,

I've been playing the cops and robbers AWP online fruity at Ladbrokes. I would like peoples thoughts on the following.

Ladbrokes claim an average payout of around 95% on all there slots. I was wondering if this is 95% across the board for all players or 95% to the individual?

I'll try to explain my point. If I walk into my local pub and get really lucky on a machine, lets say a couple of streaks and a jackpot. This would obviously raise the percentage. If over the evening I watch punters fill the machine, and then go on again when I feel it's due to drop a jackpot, and again take another pot full of cash. The machine has still kept to it's 72% payout, but my fortunate timing has given me the better of the percentage. Does this theory still work with online slots?

I ask this because I left the online fruity with "Bar cherry melon" on the reels and the hold buttons flashing. On my return the following day the fruits on the reel were the same with the hold buttons flashing. As if I had my own personal machine. Now I know the online machines are just created as and when needed, but if I take a jackpot from an online machine are the percentages going to be made back from me or other punters.

I would like to think that payouts online are across the board, because if the individual playing odds are 95% per player. I and anybody else at that matter have absolutely no chance of turning a profit.

Any thoughts?