When described in the context of a casino game, volatility is the measure of up and down swings. A low volatile game will have frequent small wins while losses accrue at a slow pace. A high volatile game will have opportunities for big or huge wins but they are hard to get and if you don’t get them, you will suffer from more frequent losses. Examples of low volatile VP: Jacks or Better and Bonus Poker Examples of high volatile VP: Triple Double Bonus and Loose Deuces This a good question for its own video. 👍

It's possible, but it's getting harder with every passing year. To be a long-term winner at VP, you have to either play machines with pay tables that offer the player a payback percentage of over 100% (which are getting harder to find), or play at a casino with machines just slightly below 100% payback that offers plenty of comps, points, or point multipliers that when added on, push your overall payback above 100%. This is a good topic for a separate video that I definitely want to cover. I can include some math on how much a person could theoretically make if they can find the right game.