There is a belief that has been a long time circulating in regards to slots odds. That belief is that if you play a higher denomination your odds on winning will be more when compared to a lower denomination slots game.
Here is the thing that might surprise you: I am going to say, yes, this one is true. But wait for my explanation.
Odds are a way of gauging the player’s opportunity to make money off of a particular game. Or in the case of the house’s odds, it is a gauge of the likelihood of the house taking our money.
So first, think of odds in terms of your opportunity to make money.
Now we will look at higher denominations.
Let’s say that a slots game has a winning combination that pays out 1,000 coins. If the amount of your coin wager is $0.05 per coin, then you will win $50. But if the amount of your coin wager is $0.25, you will $250. Which is greater? Are you beginning to see what I am saying?
Compare the two: $250 is more than $50, so you have a greater opportunity to win money by wagering with a higher denomination. So the odds on the $0.25 pay outs are higher than on the $0.05 pay outs simple because the amount won is more.
Now do not go rushing off to wager in greater denominations just yet! Remember, the more you wager, the more you stand to lose. And the faster you stand to lose your bankroll.
So, yes, higher denominations have better slots odds when compared with lower denominations, but that is only terms of the amount of money own. It does not actually increase your actual chances of winning.