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dead spin tax

i keep seeing folks talk about this “dead spin tax” on slot forums, like it’s some built-in penalty when you hit a cold streak. obviously rtp is baked in, but sometimes it really does feel like you’re paying extra just for playing when you get those long runs without a feature. i know variance is a thing, but i’m starting to wonder if certain game designs actually do tax you more on the dead spins, like subtle math tweaks to stretch your wallet. do you guys think this is just gambler’s fallacy, or is there some truth to the idea of a dead spin tax?

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Lolll “dead spin tax” just sounds like trash hit frequency dressed up fancy. Slots hide it better than roulette does imo, what game was it, and were the symbol paylines super bloated?

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Bloated paylines is exactly where it starts, same stink as bad roulette math.

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Yeah, kinda. Slots hide it with junk wins, roulette don't lol

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Junk wins are the real real tax, 20 lines of pennies and you just sigh

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