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Post your scratch ticket resultsReply
Sorry. I didnt mean slots or anything. I meant do you feel tickets might be better there? They have a machine in the corner and I forget I want to get tickets until I am about halfway home.
Apr 10, 2011, 8:54 pm - omiller315 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Forums for Slot PlayersReply
Are slots which are located at the entrance/exits to casinos more likely to pay off than the ones in the center of the floor? Is the temperature of the coins ( coins are going out of style in Tunica, MS) indicative of future pay offs? Rumor is if the coins are warm, they have been in the machine a long time and the machine is about ready to pay off. What is a bear claw ? I know that are illegal and will earn a person caught with one many long years in jail, but what are they? How muc
Aug 2, 2006, 10:37 pm - GASMETERGUY - Gaming Forum

50% minimum payoutReply
Since some slots pay in the high 90s, how about a national slot machine jackpot, since there are statewide jackpots in Nevada. Of course, there would HAVE to be a cash option.
Jun 23, 2006, 10:48 am - CASH Only - Jackpot Games Forum

slot machines...need adviceReply
,keep that info coming! i can already visualize everyone here winning on their favorite slots.i'm gonna play one of those price is rights machine if i see one.i always loved plinko.it was probably my favorite game on the show.
Jan 21, 2006, 6:51 am - LOTTOMIKE - Gaming Forum

slot machines...need adviceReply
OK. I don't play slots. I make a living playing blackjack, but I have heard that the way to play slots is to give nice tips to the drink lady each time she gives you one of those free drinks (hope you are not drinking booze). Then after awhile you ask her which machine is about to pay off. The change girls and drink girls get a feel for that. Good Luck.
Jan 20, 2006, 8:20 pm - CalifDude - Gaming Forum

CasinoReply
Of corse with a name like DoubleDown, my favorite should be obvious... Blackjack, baby !!!As far as slots, I like the multipliers like double diamonds and triple diamonds:$5 dollar 2 coin slots as well as $1 dollar 2 coin slots. For fun I like the wheel of fortune slots too. They come in several denominations.Hit an $8600 JP on a $1 dollar 12 times pay machine down in Biloxi a couple of years ago...
Jan 3, 2006, 12:23 pm - DoubleDown - Gaming Forum

Smash the MM odds...it is easy!Reply
Ohio MegaMillions card has two QP slots, one for the five core numbers and one for the megaball. Both have to be checked to QP both sets of numbers. When I play PowerBall in Indiana, the instructions on the cards says if I check the QP slot the machine will pick any numbers not picked, thus I mark what I want and use QP to chose the rest.RJOh
Aug 21, 2005, 6:27 pm - RJOh - Jackpot Games Forum

Slot MachinesReply
I just read an article to not play the machines on the outside.......everyone plays them...........like you said on the way out to the plane......one last pull.I don't think they have progressive machines at the airport.My brother-in-law plays the slots all the time and wins good.......he said to watch for someone to get a 25 or 50 hit and they walk away thinking it won't hit again......and go play that machine because it will hit again (they are called machines).Think that is the way I am going
Sep 19, 2004, 4:30 pm - Sandy K - Gaming Forum

Breaking Vegas!!Reply
While I won't go into any casino with card games, slot machine only establishments, thats another story. For the past three years I've been successful with the slots. At times, security has followed me around the playing floor like a little lost puppy dog. I've even been followed into the restrooms.They can high brow me all they want. I'm not cheating and unlike blackjack card counters legally they can't throw me out and I love it!Chas
May 16, 2004, 8:20 pm - keystonechas - Mathematics Forum

Could the Key to PB be the PowerPlay?Reply
The spinning wheel with 15 slots used to select the Power Pllay number obviously has nothing to do with the Powerball draw machine. As stated in Powerball Statistical Analysis, the Powerball payout is 50%, while the payout for Power Play is lower at 48.5%. Instead of spending an extra dollar for Power Play, one is better off saving the money or using it to buy an extra Powerball ticket, especially when the cash jackpot is at least $40 million.
Feb 23, 2004, 11:55 pm - LottoBuddy - Lottery Systems Forum