What skills really affect the result
1) General principle of influence of skills
In skill-based slots, the final payout consists of two parts: random (RTP\_ random) and skill (RTP\_ skill). The random part is formed by a random number generator (RNG) and is independent of the player's actions. The skill part is determined by the quality of performance in bonus or interactive stages and is able to add a few percent to the total RTP within a given range.
2) Skills with direct influence
Reaction
Specifies the response time for a visual or audible signal.
Important in tasks with timing: pressing at the right time, avoiding obstacles, activating the bonus.
Measured in milliseconds; rapid response increases the number of successful actions.
Accuracy
Affects the quality of execution of actions: hitting targets, choosing the right elements, error-free problem solving.
High accuracy minimizes penalties and increases the scoring rate.
Critical for shooters, sighting tasks, puzzles with a limited number of errors.
Speed
Responsible for the number of actions performed in a limited time.
Allows you to go through more stages or collect more bonus objects in one round.
Important in arcades, races and tasks for collecting elements.
Strategic thinking
Ability to choose optimal options with limited information or resources.
It affects the choice of routes, the use of boosts, the decision to "pick up or take a risk."
Allows you to increase the average result by planning actions.
Memory
Remember the location of items, sequences, or conditions of a task.
Important in puzzles and tasks for comparing objects.
Reduces reaction time and errors.
3) Secondary but useful skills
Mindfulness: Helps you notice changes on the screen faster and avoid misses.
Coordination: Ensures accurate movement in complex combinations.
Resistance to stress: allows you to maintain the quality of performance in conditions of limited time and pressure.
4) How skills are evaluated by the system
Collection of parameters (accuracy, time, number of actions) per round.
Applying weights to each skill depending on the type of minigame.
Conversion of the final score into a multiplier or credits taking into account the payment cap.
5) Impact on outcome in numbers
A beginner with low skill scores may remain at the minimum RTP\_ skill level (close to 0%).
A player with a stable high performance approaches the upper limit of the range (usually + 3-6% to the total RTP).
Even with the maximum skill, the basic dependence on RNG remains, since access to bonuses is determined by chance.
6) The bottom line
Reaction, accuracy, speed, strategy and memory are key skills that give a tangible increase to the result in skill-based slots. Their development and stable use allow you to stay closer to the upper limit of skill return, but do not eliminate the role of chance, which determines the frequency of application of these skills.
In skill-based slots, the final payout consists of two parts: random (RTP\_ random) and skill (RTP\_ skill). The random part is formed by a random number generator (RNG) and is independent of the player's actions. The skill part is determined by the quality of performance in bonus or interactive stages and is able to add a few percent to the total RTP within a given range.
2) Skills with direct influence
Reaction
Specifies the response time for a visual or audible signal.
Important in tasks with timing: pressing at the right time, avoiding obstacles, activating the bonus.
Measured in milliseconds; rapid response increases the number of successful actions.
Accuracy
Affects the quality of execution of actions: hitting targets, choosing the right elements, error-free problem solving.
High accuracy minimizes penalties and increases the scoring rate.
Critical for shooters, sighting tasks, puzzles with a limited number of errors.
Speed
Responsible for the number of actions performed in a limited time.
Allows you to go through more stages or collect more bonus objects in one round.
Important in arcades, races and tasks for collecting elements.
Strategic thinking
Ability to choose optimal options with limited information or resources.
It affects the choice of routes, the use of boosts, the decision to "pick up or take a risk."
Allows you to increase the average result by planning actions.
Memory
Remember the location of items, sequences, or conditions of a task.
Important in puzzles and tasks for comparing objects.
Reduces reaction time and errors.
3) Secondary but useful skills
Mindfulness: Helps you notice changes on the screen faster and avoid misses.
Coordination: Ensures accurate movement in complex combinations.
Resistance to stress: allows you to maintain the quality of performance in conditions of limited time and pressure.
4) How skills are evaluated by the system
Collection of parameters (accuracy, time, number of actions) per round.
Applying weights to each skill depending on the type of minigame.
Conversion of the final score into a multiplier or credits taking into account the payment cap.
5) Impact on outcome in numbers
A beginner with low skill scores may remain at the minimum RTP\_ skill level (close to 0%).
A player with a stable high performance approaches the upper limit of the range (usually + 3-6% to the total RTP).
Even with the maximum skill, the basic dependence on RNG remains, since access to bonuses is determined by chance.
6) The bottom line
Reaction, accuracy, speed, strategy and memory are key skills that give a tangible increase to the result in skill-based slots. Their development and stable use allow you to stay closer to the upper limit of skill return, but do not eliminate the role of chance, which determines the frequency of application of these skills.
