Slots Ev Calculator
VIDEO POKER STRATEGY CALCULATOR. Select a video poker game and if appropriate extra coins feature from the pulldowns. The extra coins feature includes special modes that are played with more than 5 coins including Level-Up, Multi-Strike, Quick Quads, and Ultimate X (more detail & assumptions). EV Maximiser is an advanced calculator for casino offers that allows you to accurately work out whether a slots bonus will be profitable or not. Within the software you set all of the details for the offer you are going to complete – and this is where it really differs from regular casino offer calculators that you will find online.
- Slot EV Calculator This calculator enables you to calculate the EV on those offers which give Free Spins (FS) once you have wagered a certain amount. It does require you to know the value of the Free Spins if it is to give you an accurate EV calculation. RTPs for Commonly Used Slots.
- EV = Bonus - (Wagering. House Edge) This has served me well, however now I want to start on offers that the above formula provides negative EV. After a lot of research I found the BonusChum software (see link below). It simulates how users perform on different slots and provides and average EV rate. What I believe is going on now is the following.
- The first line of The EV calculator is the “expected profit” Should I plug in $400? That’s the pot $240 + cbet of$160. Or just $240 (the pot) Second line of calculator – Is my expected loss $160 (the cbet)? Third – I expect to win 35%. My EV is = +$36? (that’s using expected profit of $400).
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Hello All,
I love slots and have recently started to take advantage of bonus offers from casinos. I've completed all offers with a positive EV. I have been using a very simplistic version of an EV calculation:
EV = Bonus - (Wagering * House Edge)
This has served me well, however now I want to start on offers that the above formula provides negative EV. After a lot of research I found the BonusChum software (see link below). It simulates how users perform on different slots and provides and average EV rate. What I believe is going on now is the following:
I don't like just using software without knowing the ins and outs of the calculations being performed. Looking at just the simplistic situation of a cashable bonus with the following info added:
Deposit £100
Bonus £100
Wager: x50 Bonus (£5,000)
Low Variance Slot
House Edge: 2.98%
Bet Size: £1
Universes: 100,000
RUN
Returned Values:
EV: £36.20
Bust Rate: 81.89%
Avg Wagering: £2133.22
My basic calculation would have determined an EV of (£100 - (£5000 * 2.98%) = -£49
I am really keen to understand how the above values are determined.
- How is the SD (standard deviation) calculated for slots (low, med, high, v.high) ?
- By selecting Low Var & house edge of 2.95%, BonusChum displays an SD of 4.8209 how is this calculated?
- How is the paytable (probability & payout) calculated? - is this coming from the SD graph, where expected outcomes are within 3 SD of the mean?
I've looked through so many forum posts without being able to find out how it works.
/forum/questions-and-answers/math/22690-slot-machine-standard-deviation/
bonuschum software like:
/software/bonuschum/
I love slots and have recently started to take advantage of bonus offers from casinos. I've completed all offers with a positive EV. I have been using a very simplistic version of an EV calculation:
EV = Bonus - (Wagering * House Edge)
This has served me well, however now I want to start on offers that the above formula provides negative EV. After a lot of research I found the BonusChum software (see link below). It simulates how users perform on different slots and provides and average EV rate. What I believe is going on now is the following:
I don't like just using software without knowing the ins and outs of the calculations being performed. Looking at just the simplistic situation of a cashable bonus with the following info added:
Deposit £100
Bonus £100
Wager: x50 Bonus (£5,000)
Low Variance Slot
House Edge: 2.98%
Bet Size: £1
Universes: 100,000
RUN
Returned Values:
EV: £36.20
Bust Rate: 81.89%
Avg Wagering: £2133.22
My basic calculation would have determined an EV of (£100 - (£5000 * 2.98%) = -£49
I am really keen to understand how the above values are determined.
- How is the SD (standard deviation) calculated for slots (low, med, high, v.high) ?
- By selecting Low Var & house edge of 2.95%, BonusChum displays an SD of 4.8209 how is this calculated?
- How is the paytable (probability & payout) calculated? - is this coming from the SD graph, where expected outcomes are within 3 SD of the mean?
I've looked through so many forum posts without being able to find out how it works.
/forum/questions-and-answers/math/22690-slot-machine-standard-deviation/
bonuschum software like:
/software/bonuschum/