Earlier I mentioned a feature that is becoming increasingly more common on slots games, both on slots machines in casinos and on slots games in online casinos. I am talking about the Stop Spin feature.
What this little feature does is stop the spin once you have already started it. What a slots player sees is that when pushed, the reels will stop immediately rather than spinning out and to a stop on their own.
Casinos and game developers put this feature in their games because it has the potential to increase the casinos’ profits.
The way they want a slots player to think of the Stop Spin feature is that it is their ticket to having an influence on the outcome of a spin. But this is not true.
The reason for this is that the results of a spin of the reels is determined the moment Spin is pushed. As soon as a slots player hits Spin and sets the reels to spinning, that is when the Random Number Generator (RNG) chooses its results for that spin.
This means that a slots player is going to get the same results when they hit Stop Spin as they would if they let the reels spin to a stop on their own.
This is important to know because I am going to tell you what the Stop Spin feature does, and it does not help a player at all.
What the Stop Spin feature does is cause a slots player to play more spins per hour. In slots the player will, over time, lose more money than they win. But playing more spins per hour means that the slots player is losing more per hour and the casino is gaining more per hour.
By using the Stop Spin feature a slots player will lose their bankroll faster, which is what the casinos are hoping for. The sooner the money comes to them the better since it usually means the player will play more spins before stopping.
What a slots player needs to do is to avoid using this feature. It does not have in impact on the outcome of a spin so there is no benefit to using it. It is best to simply not use it and hang on to your bankroll longer.



