There are some online casino slots games out there (as I'm sure there are in land based casinos as well) that reach well into the 100's of paylines in the games. I just wanted to know whether when playing these games whether each time there's a line win whether you actually reference the payout table to verify whether the win is actually in fact correct and matches the amount that you actually received as a payout or whether this is something that you just trust the casinos to do properly and that you don't actually reference the payout table to verify the wins?

Me I take a quick glance to check out the wins that were produced but over and above that I don't really switch between the payout tables and the game unless I'm really unsure of something or something really looks odd in terms of a 5w win only producing a small payout which would certainly catch anyone's eye. As phizzle said the software providers that manufacture online casino software are very diligent in ensuring that things are done right as missing a line win combination would be very bad for their business and peoples ability to trust that software provider should it come out in the open. For 100 payline win game it's had to memorize all the payline paths so if you're trying to best of luck to you but I would say that it's not really worth it.

Hi again guys... thanks so much for your replies on the topic that I posted here.

I actually just read a very interesting article here on Casino Advisor regarding a feature that Microgaming offers that allows you to easily view the payouts for individual symbols directly within the reels of the game without any need to go back and forth between the payout tables.

I tend to just glance if I see something that looks bizarre then I'll look back at the payout tables to try and see if there's an issue. I have yet to find an issue or a discrepancy between what I win and what's displayed in the payout tables.

I think there's very little need to swap back and forth between the two and idnetify each payline win and look for wins that haven't been counted for in each spin. The fact that paylines are mapped out in games is so that its easy to see what's what and why you've won certain amounts. I really like when online casino software providers actually show the win amounts directly on the paylines when they're being highlighted and animated this makes it easier to see the wins on a line by line basis for sure.