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How About A Slots Machine Section?

Started by Proofreaders2000, August 13, 2013, 09:39:31 AM

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Proofreaders2000

Though it would be great to hear opinions about slots online and otherwise.

Bayes

My vote would be no to that. It's about as mindless as a game can possibly be; there is no bet selection involved at all (and this is, after all, "betselection.cc").

Sputnik


This is after all a gambling forum and i would like to see a slot section, i think it's a great idea ...
I also been thinking to read JP book about 41 existing methods playing slots.

Why would we limit a gambling forum when slots is part of it ...

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Sputnik

Quote from: weddings on August 13, 2013, 03:32:52 PM
I foresee a desolated section

The idea is that you can use system with slots as you can with RNG roulette, i don't see any difference ...
I mean hole forum is based upon fallacies, roulette, slots, blackjack, baccarat, sic bo ... so what's the point not having a slot section ? same as any other casino game ?

Albalaha

I agree both with Bayes and proof. Slot seems to be a non strategy game but we can still discuss about it.
         A separate  section is not a very bad idea. If we can talk off topic, why not slots?
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Turner

I agree with bayes on my views on slots...however...i read everything...so i would really enjoy a slots page...as long as you wernt just showing winnings and not sharing how u did it.[smiley]aes/wink.png[/smiley]
don't get me wrong...I've been known to feed a fruity when I've ad too much sauce
(work THAT one out if you are from across the pond)

esoito

Slots? Anyone got a nice big magnet?  (Joke. I know it's all electronic.)


Getting back to Turner's comment:

"(work THAT one out if you are from across the pond)"

Here's something to ponder (yes, a pun for those that can't get it)

I'm afraid, Turner, it was the Boston Tea Party that caused a big split in what was, until then, shared humour!

Thereafter, mutual misunderstanding has become the norm.

(Well, that's my explanation. Probably as good as any...LOLOL)

Priyanka

There are too many dormant sections already. Why not use the general section to post and if it becomes too many, then slots can automatically find a slot.

Bayes

Agreed, yanks. It will just be more clutter. And you're right; many of the sections we have now are gathering dust.


The other thing about slots is that the house advantage is just too high. We're talking 30%+ here. Even gamblers should give themselves a fighting chance...


Same goes for the lotto/lottery, if anyone's thinking about a lottery section.

VLS

In my opinion, since slots have no bet selection possible, slots discussion doesn't fit us, canonically speaking.

On the other hand, if people in the community want a slots section, a slots section it is. You only have to tell me to open the poll. It should stay for a week at least :) ; that should give it community's approval -or not-.

Quote from: Bayes on August 14, 2013, 05:36:14 AMEven gamblers should give themselves a fighting chance...
Best quote!

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Bally6354

The scatter on those reels makes it unplayable IMO. [smiley]aes/tongue.png[/smiley]



P.S. For anyone interested. There is a guy over on the Wizard of Vegas Forum who has started posting recently called 'mickeycrimm'
His stories are fascinating and he claims to be an AP player at slots who has lived in the Vegas area for years. I am pretty certain these are not the kind of slots you will find in the U.K. or Oz. These are like Video Poker etc.. But it is great reading and you never know what you might pick up from the guy.

cheers
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Sputnik

Quote from: Bally6354 on August 14, 2013, 08:00:47 AM
The scatter on those reels makes it unplayable IMO. [smiley]aes/tongue.png[/smiley]



P.S. For anyone interested. There is a guy over on the Wizard of Vegas Forum who has started posting recently called 'mickeycrimm'
His stories are fascinating and he claims to be an AP player at slots who has lived in the Vegas area for years. I am pretty certain these are not the kind of slots you will find in the U.K. or Oz. These are like Video Poker etc.. But it is great reading and you never know what you might pick up from the guy.

cheers

Cool ...
I find his profile, so now any one can backtrack his writings :-) http://wizardofvegas.com/member/mickeycrimm/

Sputnik

Quote from: Archie on August 14, 2013, 11:41:36 AM
The legal limit in the UK is 30%.  I think that the limit in the US is 25%.  But you'd be hard pressed to find slot machines (Thomas Clines) outside of 15%.  Maybe at the airport, or grocery store.

A chance at "thinking" that they have a chance.  Certainly not a chance at a million dollars from a few hundred.


Casinos put table games in with slots because the table players think exactly that; and the slots players can hide away from exactly that.  Both then have a sense of security, albeit like everything else to do with casinos, a false sense.

Ah, no.


I would venture to write off hand that if you stick to the older $1 model machines (with the older chips in, the chips being costly to replace,) and additionally to the prominent areas of a casino, that you'll wind up playing a 2% machine.  With a few further strategies to better the 2%.


Though I won't be so obvious about it, I could walk into a busy casino today, get a dozen players cards under my name, slip those into choice machines, and let others rack up a $100 in comps for me.  Mill around for a couple of hours, or play some blackjack, and put the cards back in after someone else lays your card to the side to use his/her own card.  A lot of players don't bother with the players cards.
Nice input ...

Turner

Quote from: Archie on August 14, 2013, 11:41:36 AM


Though I won't be so obvious about it, I could walk into a busy casino today, get a dozen players cards "under my name", slip those into choice machines, and let others rack up a $100 in comps for me.
And that would still be less devious than the actual slot machines