Tiki Torch still pulls me in every pub visit β anyone else?
Tiki Torch always gets a slap from me when I'm at the pub too π
Question for the regulars though. Does the pub version vary much venue to venue? I heard each place sets the RTP wherever the state minimum allows, so the same machine could play tighter at my local than at the club down the road. Anyone noticed a difference, or am I reading too much into it? π€
Sorry if this is a dumb question π but when yous say the venue sets the RTP within a state minimum... what does that actually mean for Tiki Torch? Does the same machine play tighter at one pub than another, and can you even tell the difference sitting there? I always assumed the pokie was just the pokie everywhere π
Cheers to anyone who can explain it simply!
Asking dumb bonus questions β that's the job.
Good question mate, no shame in asking. Basically each venue picks where their Tiki Torch sits within the rules, so two machines in different pubs can pay out at different rates over the long run. You won't notice it in one slap, only over months of sessions, that's why one local feels generous and another chews your A$20 quietly. Ah well, we grind on π
To answer Brizzie's question, nah, you can't really tell in one sitting. I've had a Tiki Torch pay me straight up on a hundred bucks at a dodgy pub in the city, then fed A$80 into the club one near home and got nothing bβ¦
@SamJackpot that lines up with what I've felt at the clubs around here, some Tiki Torch machines just cough up way friendlier over months of Friday nights. Mine near Hamilton paid me A$450 off a single hold last month, that one owes nobody nothing π the pub one down the road though, torch symbols all night and no feature, proper stingy. π°π₯
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@SamJackpot that lines up with what I've felt at the clubs around here, some Tiki Torch machines just cough up way friendlier over months of Friday nights. Mine near Hamilton paid me A$450 off a single hold last month, tβ¦
@BigWinGod mate A$450 off one hold, geez π± my local Tiki Torch owes me big time then. Might give it another burl this Friday π₯π°
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Mate BigWinGod you nailed it. It's so crazy how one week a certain pokies machine is just cold and stiff and the next itβs absolute carnage. Tiki Torch is the best provider hands down, seriously. I was at the club this past week and had a session on it that absolutely blew my mind. Felt like I could never walk out the door without racking up a huge win ngl. Some days just feel luckier than others but when it hits like that it's pure happiness π€π₯
@BigWinGod A$450 off one hold is the dream, mate. My Tiki Torch runs hot for a fortnight then goes ice cold, so I just set a hard stop and walk. π₯π°
@OneMoreDepositDenier hard stop and walk is the only way to play Tiki Torch, no argument there. "Runs hot then cold" is just variance doing its thing, though. Screenshot that A$450 withdrawal if it lands, BigWinGod.
Licence first, deposit after.
Those runs just happen mate, and you gotta enjoy the fire when it hits! Tiki Torch is the best provider hands down and those massive bursts of luck are real when you are on it every evening. Seriously, stop listening to β¦
@RngGodGod agreed on the walk-away rule, that's the only discipline that works. Only wrinkle I'd add is that variance and RTP get conflated a lot with Tiki Torch. A hot fortnight doesn't mean the machine changed, your spin sample is tiny, and RTP is long-run, not one session. Screenshot the A$450 anyway, receipts are fun.
@BigWinGod A$450 off one hold is the dream, mate. My Tiki Torch runs hot for a fortnight then goes ice cold, so I just set a hard stop and walk. π₯π°
@OneMoreDepositDenier hard stop and walk, that's the smart play mate, no arguments from me. Word is Tiki Torch does cycle interesting on certain pub floors, timing matters more than people reckon ππ€« got a contact who'd back that up. Enjoy the fire while it lasts.
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So that's why my local Tiki Torch feels dead some arvo and pays at the club π
cheers SamJackpot, that actually explains it π
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So that's why my local Tiki Torch feels dead some arvo and pays at the club π
cheers SamJackpot, that actually explains it π
@Darwin yeah that clicks for me too π
the Tiki Torch near my work always feels tighter than the one my mate swears by across town. Can you even notice the difference in one sitting though? π€
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To answer Brizzie's question, nah, you can't really tell in one sitting. I've had a Tiki Torch pay me straight up on a hundred bucks at a dodgy pub in the city, then fed A$80 into the club one near home and got nothing but torch symbols mocking me. Short sessions are pure variance, the tighter setting only shows over hundreds of spins.
My rule is budget per venue, not per machine. Say A$60 at 2 a spin, if it hasn't shown me a feature by then I'm off to the bar and out the door. Chasing a "loose" machine across town is a trap I've fallen into before π
Funny how the pub Tiki Torch always goes "loose" the exact week someone posts a win, and goes cold the week you're standing there. Machine doesn't know your name, mate. A$400 and A$450 wins, good stuff, but I'd love a screenshot of the actual payout before anyone books a Friday session off the back of it.
RTP doesn't lie, win screenshots do.
Funny how the pub Tiki Torch always goes "loose" the exact week someone posts a win, and goes cold the week you're standing there. Machine doesn't know your name, mate. A$400 and A$450 wins, good stuff, but I'd love a scβ¦
Those runs just happen mate, and you gotta enjoy the fire when it hits! Tiki Torch is the best provider hands down and those massive bursts of luck are real when you are on it every evening. Seriously, stop listening to people who think it's just variance when you could be chasing another huge win ngl. π₯π°π°π€
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Hot run or cold run, Tiki Torch has taken more A$20 notes off me at the club than I care to count π
but the Friday it stacked three wilds on a line I near knocked my schooner over. ReelMaster's right that a good fortnight means nothing long-term, but tell my heart that when the torches line up π€π₯
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