Routines that claim to influence the reels are superstition. Routines that structure the session are not, and the difference matters.
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Colour is worth appreciating as craft. It is simply not information about the maths.
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The video-game surface sits on top of a fixed-odds machine, deliberately. That difference is the whole subject.
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It does not make you win more. It decides how long the money lasts and how large the worst session gets.
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A thirty-cent return on a dollar stake gets the winning sound. The number is on screen either way; the audio is what argues with it.
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The answer is not "probably not". The thing being described cannot exist, and the reason is checkable.
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A near miss is a loss presented dramatically. Knowing that does not change the odds — it changes what you do next.
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Some of these were true on mechanical reels. None are true now, and the reasons are specific enough to check.
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