Demo vs. Real Play

How many spins should I budget per session, what stake size keeps me in the game without tilting, and how do you keep superstition out of it? I want a simple plan that doesn’t fall apart the moment variance shows up.

What helps me is treating demo like a sandbox for mechanics only. I note the rough hit rate, bonus cadence, and how often dead spins cluster, then I translate that to a real plan: bankroll = 300–500 spins at my target stake, with a stop-loss at ~30–40% and a win-cap to bank profit. I also test the cashier flow first so I’m not tempted to chase during delays. For a feel of mobile flow and lobby structure, dealgamble.com/casino/spinit/ gives a tidy overview. Final trick: drop stakes after a bonus round, not before—keeps the average bet consistent and the sample less biased by “feelings.”

Side routine that keeps me honest: I set a 25-minute timer, jot down my starting balance, and prewrite two exit rules on a sticky note. When the timer hits or a rule triggers, I stop, screenshot the balance, and walk away for water. It sounds mechanical, but having the rules visible makes it easier to step out mid-session without second-guessing, and the quick log helps me see patterns later instead of relying on memory.