The cash that you will use to play the pokies; also known as a bankroll, is for obvious reason the most important aspect of playing the pokies. For example, if you have $100 and you play at $2 per spin then your window of opportunity is limited to 50 spins. However if you are smart and want to increase you pokie wins then you'd lower your bet which ultimately increases the number of pokie machine spins.

Pokies are a game of chance. Although aussie pokies unlike slots give free spins and bonus feature rounds. Lets say your playing Thunderstruck a popular online pokie machine. The free spin feature appears on average every 150 - 200 spins. So lets look at your $100 bankroll again. If you were playing .45 cents a spin then you stand a good chance of getting the 15 free spins on Thunderstuck. When in this feature round is awarded all wins are multiplied by three. Wilds also double you wins. Effectively giving you 6 times your original bet for every pokie line bet winning pay-out.

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that a decent win in the free spin feature is going to give a nice win. I've personally had wins on Thunderstruck in the free spins that paid out $300. Also pokie machines that offer free spins also allow the free spin feature to be re-triggered. When you get a decent win then you can safely increase you bet size accordingly. The best pokies tip is play with your head, use you bankroll wisely and if a pokie machine is not paying then simply change games.