Math for win multiplier

Can the Wizard or someone equally savvy provide the math for

"Stack your luck: Multiply your carded wins on slot machines up to 4X except VP/Roulette."

Thanks!

Could you be a little more specific as to
(a) how this actually works, and
(b) who is offering it - perhaps they have more details about it?

Recorded win so far is 4x with anything zero or less zero, iow "ive won $10 so far and want to stop" -> $40.

Something's not passing the smell test. The fact that VP and what I assume is video roulette are excluded (because, in most jurisdictions, they have to "play fair") makes me think the slots have extremely low returns when you are playing carded. That's one of the reasons I wonder who is making this offer, and under what conditions.

I am playin a lot slots! But i agree with this comment.. you must lose a lot to win something! too much risk!

Anything at all...I'd like to know if this is beatable and if the wizard could provide at least a general mathematical overview.

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Anything at all...I'd like to know if this is beatable and if the wizard could provide at least a general mathematical overview.
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We don't know nearly anything about the conditions as to (a) where this is being offered, or (b) how it works, other than, "Recorded win so far is 4x with anything zero or less zero, in other words "ive won $10 so far and want to stop" -> $40."

Are you saying that you can play any slot machine on your card, and your profit (what the machine paid out minus what you put in) is then multiplied by 4?

Even then, we can't "do the math" without knowing more specifics about the machines.

I am playing too and i i agree .. you must lose a lot to win

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Can the Wizard or someone equally savvy provide the math for

"Stack your luck: Multiply your carded wins on slot machines up to 4X except VP/Roulette."

Thanks!
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So you play one hand on an electronic BJ game. If you win, you win four bets? This would be an enormous overlay on almost any game. I suspect there must be a minimum amount of action required.

The strategy is always going to be aim for maximum variance. The detailed strategy will depend on minimum coin-in requirements, how often you can repeat this promo, and any other limits on available game, 4x caps, etc.