I vasi rari non si chiudono mai

I've been playing the same game for several days with the same bet as always, and I noticed that the rare pots, (gold) (wilds). There is a standard, both for being completed and for releasing them, the website says that the draws are 100% random, but the cards that are released and completed are always the same, in other words without something that doesn't allow us to have a big gain with rare cards, so much so that out of 1000 spins only 3 released the rare pots and not one completed it..

If the GRNS are randomly generated, how would it be possible that in 1000 spins it doesn't complete the rare pots once?

I think there is some pattern to be followed to generate high winnings in rare pots

Estou a vários dias jogando o mesmo jogo com a mesma bet de sempre , e percebi que os potes raros , (ouro) (wilds) . Tem padrão, tanto para ser completadas quanto para soltar elas , o site fala que os sorteios são 100% aleatórios, mais as cartas que solta e completa são sempre a mesma , ou seja sem alguma coisa que não deixa a gente ter um grande ganho com cartas raras, tanto que de 1000 rodadas apenas 3 soltou os potes raros e nem uma completou ..

Se os GRNS são gerados aleatoriamente como seria possível que em 1000 rodadas ele não completa uma vez nos potes raros?

Acho que tem algum padrão a ser seguido para gerar ganhos altos nos potes raros

Hello,

That's a fair question. According to our guide called "Slot Machines Explained" the fact is as following example

"If a game RTP is 96%, it means that if you start with $1,000,000,000 and then play 1,000,000,000 rounds at $1 each, then you should end up with approximately $960,000,000 dollars."

Despite your question being more focused on those "rare pots" which I believe is sort of a bonus feature, I think the RTP is still a relevant topic. As well as the volatility. Thus just a few words on how it may affect your winnings (including winnings from special features):

Although you may win a lot when playing low-volatility games, your winnings are frequently less than your wagers. When you play high volatility games (jackpot games, for instance, are frequently high volatility games), you may experience 50 or more consecutive dead spins before entering a special bonus feature that allows you to win a sizable portion of your losses back. Anyway, if you stop playing earlier, you may feel like the slot didn't pay you anything.

Could you please tell me which pot-based game you mean?