How to choose a slot with suitable volatility
1. Understanding volatility
Low volatility: frequent winning spins, but small payouts (RTP ~ 92-96%).
Average volatility: balance between the frequency and size of winnings (RTP ~ 94-97%).
High volatility: rare but large payments (RTP ~ 95-98%).
2. Criteria to match volatility to your budget
3. Where to look for volatility information
1. Slot description: The "About" or "Game Info" section emphasizes the type of volatility.
2. Providers often indicate on the official website or in press releases.
3. Aggregators: SlotCatalog, CasinoGuru publish variance indicators.
4. Test steps in demo mode
1. Run at least 1,000-2,000 spins in a row.
2. Write down:- number of winning spins;
- average amount of winnings paid.
- win rate> 25-30% → low;
- 15-25% → average;
5. Calculating the approximate number of bets before a large win
Formula:- $$
- \ text {Approximate number of spins} =\frac {1} {\text {winning frequency}}
- $$
- Example: with volatility of 10% → 1/0. 1 = 10 spin average to win.
6. Integration into security strategy
1. Small bankroll + low volatility: extend the game, reduce stress and overspend.
2. Average budget + average volatility: Find a balance between frequent payouts and the possibility of significant gains.
3. Large fund + high volatility: allow "dry" series, count on a large payment, but are ready for risk.
7. Advanced Selection Options
RTP (Return To Player): Try at least 95%.
Maximum win: bet multiplier (× 500, × 1,000 and above).
Bonus features: freespins, multipliers that affect overall winnings.
8. Conclusion
The right choice of volatility is a key element in protecting the bank and controlling emotions. Estimate your budget, check the demo mode, match the frequency and amount of payments, and choose a slot that matches your style of play and level of risk.
