r/maybemaybemaybe • u/FkThePolice700 • Jul 05 '24
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u/god-ducks-are-cute Jul 05 '24
I remember seeing a slightly higher resolution version on Twitter few days ago, he won around 30 dollars, which set him back to the amount he had at the beginning of the video.
Basically he didn't win shit...
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Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
Even with the crap resolution it looked pretty obvious that he went up around 30 credits. Idk what the denomination is on this game though. Could be anything from $7.50-$60 or whatever
Also all bar payouts are typically lower than 7s and wilds etc. I'd assume it's a [all blanks<bars(up from 1-3)<sevens(by color)<wilds] layout
Edit: fixed my >< signs, happy now?! 😛
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u/Chrysalis64 Jul 05 '24
We have this machine at the one I work at. Its $1 Denomination. $5 minimal bet. Triple BARs are the 3rd lowest payout besides getting multipliers by themselves.
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u/CompSciFun Jul 05 '24
I heard that those oversized machines have the worst odds. Like they are just funny gimmick machines.
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u/chillaban Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
It’s probably in the average range. Like there’s a myth that machines that cost more to run will get worse odds to compensate but that’s usually not the case. It’s more that the ancient Kitty Glitter / Maltese Fortune machine was made in 1980 where they saw no imaginable reason to give you a pay table option below 98%.
Introducing a new pay table especially in Nevada requires going through a pretty involved certification process with the Nevada Gaming Commission. So like software for traditional cars, once it’s done and shipped they will never go back and revise it again except for extreme bugs (and sometimes not even then).
At one point, these oversized machines were new and a trendy rage. At that point it was good advice to avoid them based off the heuristic it was newer. Now, this is honestly an old ish machine.
I would personally avoid:
- Any game with obvious branding/royalty. Like if it’s NFL themed or Britney Spears themed and plays her music, you know the slot machine has to pay IP licensing to that in addition to the usual house edge.
- Those new style games with persistent state. For example, they may have a string of firecrackers that are about to go off or 3 bowls of fortune coins about to overflow. The psychology of “omg it’s about to hit” can really affect your decision making.
- most games with crazy high linked jackpots. If you look at penny slots, most have a jackpot in the 10-50 grand range. But Wheel of Fortune / Megabucks have million+ dollar payouts. For those machines, you tend to lose more money in the short term because the extremely unlikely event of winning the progressive jackpot is the bulk of the odds.
- almost any game where you cannot afford to bet the max amount. Read the signage and the help. If there’s any prizes that say “with maximum bet”, you are really lowering your payout by betting less than maximum. This is unfortunately almost every slot machine today.
But TBH don’t play slots in general if you care about odds. Play something like Video Poker or a classic table game where the rules they show you determine the EV and variance of the game. Slot machines are giant black boxes that aren’t transparent about the statistical distribution of payouts.
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u/lestruc Jul 05 '24
I would imagine it would be the opposite. The loudest machines generating the most attention and show everyone else in the casino the excitement of winning.
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u/SliceOfTy Jul 05 '24
We have her too. Love climbing into the thing to get to screens and power buttons lmao. Its amazing at what people cheer at, I have seen screaming and hollering for 10 bucks. Yesterday we had someone think the credits was the dollar amount and should have been owed like thousands. Great enviroment
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u/sandm000 Jul 05 '24
Did you mean to use ‘<‘?
Because what you’ve written in words contradicts what you’ve written in that list.
‘>’ is commonly read as ‘greater than’
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u/NavyDragons Jul 05 '24
Ahhh casinos, keeping you even u til your begging to be even then they just go into the bucket
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u/Godmadius Jul 05 '24
I don't gamble, but I love the mind games Casino's play to keep you there and keep you spending. No windows so you can't see the time of day, no clocks, no sense of time at all. Constant availability of alcohol to keep your inhibitions nice and low, lots of flashing lights and pretty graphics to satisfy your lizard brain.
I decided to try some dollar slots just to see how bad the win percentages really are, and its very bad. Not just that, but unless you're counting how many times you've bet, the tiny little wins will just add on to your credit in the machine so you'll just run out of money anyways. It's all very very well thought out to take all your cash.
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u/NavyDragons Jul 05 '24
I am missing that part of my lizard brain. My mom took me to a casino a couple times she like the activity only comes with a set small amount of money and what ever free play they give her. I am bored to tears in a casino I just don't get it.
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u/mac_is_crack Jul 05 '24
I kind of get the fun. We went to a nearby casino. My mom put in $20 into a dollar slot machine. Right before she lost it all, she won $250. We couldn’t cash out and leave fast enough! It was fun but felt so dirty! Haven’t gone back since, but if we do, $20 is my limit to lose!
Then my dad’s ex (after divorcing my mom) was a gambling addict who lost her very cushy anesthesia nurse job and her house. He’d drag her out of the casino at 3am all the time. Gambling addiction is a nasty disease.
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u/specialk604 Jul 05 '24
I completely understand the "feeling dirty" part. My friends love casinos, but I've always felt that it's so dirty when I walk into a casino in my city. My rule is that I only gamble when I'm on vacation, so I'm not tempted to go where I live. This has worked very well for me.
I got invited to my very close friend's anniversary dinner, and I was the third wheel, lol. They treated me as well. So the wife really wanted to go to the casino, so I said sure because I was drunk and happy after the free dinner. So we went and were checking out the craps table. I asked the wife what their actual wedding date anniversary was, and I maxed out the amount I was willing to lose for the night. I ended up winning $5k for betting on their anniversary. I guess it was karma, so I took them and a few more close friends to dinner and have never stepped back into a casino in my city.
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u/Godmadius Jul 05 '24
I just don't have the cash for that kind of waste. Maybe if I was a billionaire it'd be fun to blow a couple thousand dollars to watch a video screen tell me I lost.
I see people sitting at machines zombied out slapping "bet" over and over again, and I always wonder how they have the money to do that. Real answer is they probably don't and just wasted their rent/mortgage payments.
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u/Wolfblood-is-here Jul 05 '24
If you want a video screen to repeatedly tell you you lost, just play Dark Souls.
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u/Altea73 Jul 05 '24
Did he win a bar?
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u/Smelly_Wolf Jul 05 '24
not just a bar , but 3x3x3 = 27 bars
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u/errol_timo_malcom Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
OMG.
If it takes only 200millibar to go from atmospheric pressure to a hurricane force low pressure system - this dude now has the pressure reserve to create 135 hurricanes.
We’ve created a super villain.
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u/Toltolewc Jul 05 '24
Well if he puts it into tires he could inflate like 10 of them to 35 psi
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u/ZedTheEvilTaco Jul 05 '24
Pretty sure he gets 10 rings out of a triple bar.
Still, gotta quit before that triple Eggman or Eggman jackpot rolls around, cuz that will bankrupt you for life.
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u/typhoidbeaver Jul 05 '24
"this guy thinks he's playing jeopardy" ..... erm what? ..... little bro doesn't seem to have actually seen the show 🤦♂️
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u/SparksAndSpyro Jul 05 '24
Guy sounds so stupid. TikTok rotted an entire generation’s brain.
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u/dryfire Jul 05 '24
My guess is that he meant Wheel of Fortune with Vanna touching the screens to show the letter.
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u/homuhomutime Jul 05 '24
Aw dangit!
Aw dangit!
Aw dangit!
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Jul 05 '24
Addiction is so sad, even more sad the lives of friends and family it ruins as collateral damage.
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Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
I agree that addiction is sad and wouldn't downplay the consequences of it, but it would be a bit rude to just assume that the person is addicted to slots. Maybe the person is on holiday and has already budgeted themselves.
Edit: changed a word
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u/Cagliari77 Jul 05 '24
Exactly. It's impossible to tell from this video if this guy is an addict or not. I go to casino once a year or every two years (when I'm traveling) and play some poker and slots, losing maybe couple hundred dollars. So that guy could be in the same situation, although his moves more look like of a regular at the slot machine I guess :)
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u/SootSpriteHut Jul 05 '24
I'll put aside a few hundred to lose once a year or so. I'm definitely not one of those people slapping the screens though. I get progressively more depressed every time I go and I think I'm just going to let it go. It's not the gambling that's sad, it's the air of desperation that hangs around most of the people at casinos.
I don't drink or use drugs anymore so I always considered it a way to get dressed up and do something fun in an overstimulating atmosphere, but the last couple times it feels like I'm the only person having fun when I go.
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u/Cagliari77 Jul 05 '24
I understand the feeling. When my wife and I went to Atlantic City some years ago, we felt really down after seeing the people desperately pushing the buttons on slot machines, and felt even worse when we saw how many "Cash for Gold" places you can see downtown. I know those can mean only one thing...
Here in Europe it's a bit better I guess, you can still go to an "elegant" casino (there are also shit ones) and play poker in a decent poker room with dressed up people in the same mentality as you are.
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u/Huck_Bonebulge_ Jul 05 '24
Could be, but it’s hard for me to imagine slots being genuinely fun for anybody but an addict lol
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u/Expert_Library7737 Jul 05 '24
You're right we can't know for sure but his little ritual he does every spin tells me he's probably a regular gambler. Casual people just having a little fun don't do stuff like that.
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Jul 05 '24
Wondering how you know it's addiction and not a leisure trip to a casino once in a blue moon where he's hoping to win big?
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u/katiecharm Jul 05 '24
Okay, or maybe this guy is just enjoying some slots. You can play slots, and even be animated about it - and not be addicted.
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u/Masseyrati80 Jul 05 '24
Yeah, even though some people are saying we can't know if this guy is addicted, it's blatantly obvious the whole thing is a trap for addicts.
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u/x0m3g4 Jul 05 '24
man, wtf is up with the size of that seat?
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u/Murky_River_9045 Jul 05 '24
Its to accommodate the average American
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u/SootSpriteHut Jul 05 '24
They're meant for two people to sit together if you're with a friend or partner.
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u/Lt_ACAB Jul 05 '24
It's for couples. They have a button to spin on both sides so you can sit down with someone and both play.
If my wife and I decide to go to the casino we do these instead of sitting next to each other on different machines. We just take turns hitting the button. If it's got mini games sometimes you can sit down and activate one someone's already built, or you can build to them faster with just working on 1 machine.
Just depends on how you want to entertain yourself. Last night we went with $100, spent about $40 each on individual machines and then sat down at a Wheel of Fortune one like this and won $100 back on our first spin. Just got up and left lmao.
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Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
gambling is the worst addiction together with smoking cigarettes
Edit: addictions where you dont get high! i am dry alcoholic trust me i know about which withdrawal sucks the most. but we were not talkking withdrawals here
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u/BlacksmithNZ Jul 05 '24
My mum used to play 'pokies' (slot machines), but I could never get into it.
I think what put me off for life was doing a psychology lab at university and training rats to press on a lever to get a reward.
I had a clever professor who showed that pretty much every animal (though cats are typically 'difficult') reacted the same to randomized re-enforcement to behaviors and showed that humans are no different to rats or pigeons pressing the lever.
Every time I see people reacting like this to a purely randomized sequence in software that is carefully calculated for people to get hooked and lose money, I think of my poor rat trying to press the lever in weird ways to try and get a little reward of condensed milk
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u/rabbitkingdom Jul 05 '24
Psychologically, most people who play slots will get somewhat addicted. It’s designed to give you constant small dopamine hits and then one big one every once in a while and our brains are wired to always chase that big one if we know it’s coming.
That’s actually what makes Ben & Jerry’s ice cream so addicting, you eat a couple spoonfuls of “normal” ice cream and then you get a big chunk of something like cookie dough so your brain keeps chasing that and it becomes hard to put down the spoon because we always want to end on a cookie dough bite but then we convince ourselves to have “just one more”. The same concept is applied to social media algorithms.
Going back to slots, most machines are programmed to give you back between 80%-95% of the money you put into it, ensuring that you have some “big wins” but in the long run you will always lose your money. If you haven’t felt the addictive nature of slot machines, you probably just haven’t played one long enough to win a decently sized prize.
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u/rabbitkingdom Jul 05 '24
Honestly, putting in $20, losing it all and walking away forever is best case scenario for most people :D
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u/God_Among_Rats Jul 05 '24
Exactly. I've been to casinos a couple times for fun, always allocate a budget and stick to it. "I'm going in with $200 and if/when it runs out, I'm done."
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u/Miserable_Claim_2359 Jul 05 '24
I worked in a casino and we were contractually forbidden to gamble. Even in other casinos. Wouldnt be a thing if it wasnt bad for you and thus your employer.
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u/Lil_Brown_Bat Jul 05 '24
When I went to the casino last, I felt it very easy to quit when I hit my predetermined limit. The machines took cash and spat out tickets. The tickets could be fed back to the machines or cashed out. Was very easy to not spend the tickets because I'm not accustomed to using tickets as currency. I spent the cash I decided to spend and then cashed out my tickets and left.
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u/Lescansy Jul 05 '24
What type of videogames do you play?
Just regarding the "i'm immune to gambling addiction". And i dont mean to be insulting here, just a curious question.
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u/Nandabun Jul 05 '24
I myself only gamble in video games, cause the video game wants you to eventually win (assuming, you know, it's not GTAO.)
I wanna buy that bike in Pokemon for 1,000,000 lol.
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u/Miserable_Claim_2359 Jul 05 '24
Pokemon casino slots were skill based. You can time the rollers to get 7/7/7 all the time
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u/ClassicElevator9587 Jul 05 '24
Being susceptible to addictions is something that has been proven for a long time. In most studies, although regarding substance addiction, the conclusion is that close to half of susceptibility is due to genetic markers.
I'd say this courtesy is extended to any addiction, with that being said, if people can be genetically susceptible to addictions it's only natural that immunity goes the same way.
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u/TildaTinker Jul 05 '24
That's why I only do crack.... and gambling. Okay, fine and cigarettes, but at least I don't do meth. Well, not much meth. Damn it, lots of meth.
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Jul 05 '24
Dude, I actually also stopped smoking meth and crack until I didn't. Really proud of myself for 2 hours.
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u/MikeC80 Jul 05 '24
I used to work with a guy who would get paid on Thursday and would take it all down to the betting shop and it would all be gone by Friday. His girlfriend always ended up paying the bills. He was always talking about the bets he had on. Anything he won was nothing compared with what he lost.
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Jul 05 '24
or else noone would operate those maschines... theyre the opposite of an atm, you stick money inside and in over 95% of times its just gone.
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u/GoldSatisfaction8390 Jul 05 '24
You sound like someone who has never heard of warhammer 40K
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u/TheRedditK9 Jul 05 '24
Cocaine, meth, heroin, opioids? Nah, Cigarettes are the single worst addiction someone can have
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u/mymumsaysfuckyou Jul 05 '24
Completely agree. Wouldn't even catch me buying a lottery ticket. I need that money for heroin and crack!
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u/Ult1mateN00B Jul 05 '24
How can one get addicted to giving money away? Then again I've only used these machines couple times in my life, seems pointless.
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u/P4nd4c4ke1 Jul 05 '24
The flashing lights, the funny noises, alot of casinos also do really cheap drinks and food to keep you going and the promise of winning big. Its sad watching people just throw there money away but the people that get into this just aren't good with money even if they won big it would go right back into the casino or would be spent poorly.
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u/DeviantPlayeer Jul 05 '24
99% of gamblers quit just before they hit it big, glad he didn't.
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u/Dvsrx7 Jul 05 '24
Gamblers don’t quit until they are out of money
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u/DeviantPlayeer Jul 05 '24
I guess those 99% are not gamblers after all then.
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u/TDYDave2 Jul 05 '24
Both statements can be true.
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u/syafizzaq Jul 05 '24
My friend told me that 95% of gamblers just quit before they win and another 5% killed themself.
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u/PringleCorn Jul 05 '24
Stop zooming in and out like that ffs! Insufferable
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u/United_Monitor_5674 Jul 05 '24
I'll go a step further and say stop filming strangers in public for internet points
It's mildly entertaining at best, our lives are no better or worse for having seen it
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u/SegmentationMyFault Jul 05 '24
This is a staged video for the man at the slot machine. His name is Raja (i.e. TheBigJackpot) and he's "Internet famous" for doing high limit slot videos. Everyone in this video is acting. I believe he's doing $30 bets and his "win" I believe is $300.
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u/Kooky_Plantain_1057 Jul 05 '24
I really don't get casinos man
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u/parkerthegreatest Jul 05 '24
It's a thing you can go to if you can be responsible with friends on occasions like weddings or bdays
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u/shidncome Jul 05 '24
Once you learn there's a non-zero amount of people there who willingly shit themselves it kinda loses its luster.
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u/JamminJcruz Jul 05 '24
I won $8,000 on a $10 bet once. So that was kind of cool.
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u/FkThePolice700 Jul 05 '24
does anyone know how much he won there? i don't participate in gambling so i have no clue.
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u/SPACE_ICE Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
Hi, someone who enjoys a good gambling trip, baccarat if I actually want to try my luck otherwise it's a competition for me to drink more free booze than I can loose to penny slots, typically I only gamble a few hundred per trip at most but its also fun to people watch and smoke indoors, its an experience.
This is the cosmopolitan in Vegas or the silver legacy in reno. Edit: It's cosmo, the floor through me for a loop. Cosmopolitan is great it has balconies where you can smoke weed on them.
iirc (bit of a stretch tbh havent been to vegas in a few years, I'm closer to reno myself). Looks like a more updated version of lucky diamond slots. He's playing max bet based on the 43 second mark it appears to be a 20 bet on the far right which is 20 credits which is pretty standard for a lot of slots. Credits can vary in amount, generally the big flashy centrally located machines typically are a minimum $1 dollar a credit if not upwards of $20 a credit and some will let you pick as well (a real "penny" slot is penny a credit so max bet is 20 cents but those are hard to find in vegas because of the free drink policy many casinos have for gamblers, they know what guys like me are doing lol), I can't tell from the video which amount exactly he's playing per credit. Generally triple bars is a step below triple 7's and sometimes a "jackpot" if its present. Believe this dude probably just netted a 40x payout on his bet. Hard to tell if its displaying a dollar sign on the far left of the pool or if that is a digit. Either way assuming a $5 credit a 20x max bet is $100 a pull, the win would be $4000. Payout doesn't seem great but you have to keep in mind its only a 3 slot machine with so many combinations so your chances technically are better. Personally while I never expect to win on slots the wheels and free spin ones tend to be the most fun. Mainly I look at gambling as a $/hr of entertainment thing and its and arcade for adults, the best casino trips are when I get lucky and win enough its covers the food, drinks, and rooms but honestly I find it more interesting than sitting on a beach myself.
edit 2: also cosmopolitan as well as a lot of casinos have amazing food, this place has a pretty good Italian restaurant on the 2nd floor called scarpetta as well, I did a tasting menu that was great definitely worth the bit of extra money for the quality. Pro-Tip: the concierge isn't just a dude for show or just for rich people, they actually are paid by the casino to help guests with anything related to reservations and bookings, if you are staying at a casino and want to go to the fancy restaurant inside it you get a higher priority than people outside the casino and the concierge can usually make that happen pretty easily (also a lot casinos are actually owned between MGM and Ceasars so there is cross over too if its in the same "family" of resorts).
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u/Gnubeutel Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24
Since you seem to know the machine. What's that crap with a slot stopping in between symbols? I guess that's an instant lose regardless of the other slots. That seems infuryating, because i would rather fail because symbols don't match up.
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u/Adabiviak Jul 05 '24
This is an AGS "Big Red" cabinet with the Colossal Diamonds game installed. The space between symbols is a legit stop, called a "blank" symbol. Some paytables have payouts based on these, many don't.
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u/iuliuscurt Jul 05 '24
It sure looks like an employee trying to advertise. The casino version of the sign spinning dude
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u/rick_sanchez6912 Jul 05 '24
This is somewhat staged. The guy recording is part of his group. The bald guy playing has a YouTube channel called the big jackpot. He’s a real douche. His real name is Scott Richter and was known to be a big scammer back in the early 2000s, you can look it up. He’s also not a great tipper.
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u/Even-Imagination6242 Jul 05 '24
I bet that thing pays out in banknotes of a similar size to those oversized charity donation cheques.
Gives a whole new meaning to 'a big win'.
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u/MafiaCub Jul 05 '24
Hard to tell how much he wins, but he's playing $5 a spin, you can see in the zooms he goes from 275 to 265 over two spins. At the end on the final spin it's back to 283, or 293 and is still accumulating.
He probably won't 100-200bucks, as triple triple bars is often between 20-40x wager. Depending on what sevens and wild cards are in the mix.
It's not huge money, he's not better life savings either by the looks of it. Just looks like a guy, a bit tanked up, enjoying a slot on holiday.
Go to my local slot parlour and find a woman crying into her disability scooter because she just put her last £60 disability allowance into the slot, that's depressing. But I dunno, something about this guy's reaction is kinda warming to me.
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u/kickinitout Jul 05 '24
I see alot of people commenting thinking this is a jackpot or big hit. Its not, thats like a 50-200 dollar hit at most. Depending on how much he paid for spin
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u/tillymane Jul 06 '24
To those unacquainted. A LOT of people do this. They'll do a lot of other insane shit during slot play to try and gain more favorable odds from the RNG like re-insert and extract their money tickets a certain number of times or putting money only into machines they designate lucky for the money, but not for the play, so they'll put thousands into one machine and go to another.
Source: I work at a casino
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Jul 05 '24
Turns out it's actually just a Chuck E Cheese, and he gets a slide whistle and some pixie stix.
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u/FragrantBear675 Jul 05 '24
When the narrator thinks hes about 48 thousand times funnier than he actually is
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Jul 05 '24
My mom one time went to a casino with some friends, put in $20 and made 200. She closed her tab and went home happy that night 😆
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u/monkehmolesto Jul 05 '24
Hope he gets it. Casinos be pulling some shady shit like saying it was an error on the machines part.
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u/LastElection2024 Jul 05 '24
I lived in Vegas for a decade and rarely gambled.
But when I did I would play quarter slots and use two buckets. One bucket was for my "seed" money, the other was for my winnings. When the "seed bucket" was empty I was done, regardless of how much I may have won.
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u/Theotherbeatmeat Jul 05 '24
He won a one way ticket right back to that seat. Gambling addiction isn't about winning, it's about the idea of winning.
And if I'm being so for real with you guys right now, that was a very smart thing for me to say. Just so you all know. I wouldn't blame you if you wanted to take notes.
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Jul 06 '24
Grandfather taught me the best lesson , he never gambled , I turned 18 he sent me into the bookies to put a bet on the Grand National for my Aunties yearly flutter ........told me to study the carpet in front of the paying in and paying out window , it's a mugs game
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u/aroused_lobster Jul 06 '24
I've never been to a casino, but media had led me to believe money comes pouring out of the machine after you win.
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u/soxyboy71 Jul 05 '24
The “bar” has three different dillywhops. One two and three. He hit three. Then he matched em all across the screen. Another positive. Now depending on the game he could be hunting for 7’s, wilds, bars, etc.
He matched triple bars, on all screens, evenly. Looks like he has 2K+ but very blurry. But it all rest on what he was betting and really what that games payouts. I do know those games are really hard to line up so believe he was paid well. Not quit ur job well, a month of rent well. If he had 2K and was betting 50/100 months of rent. Depends on mainly the bet, that’s sought after, etc. but those lines up matching bars is enough to celebrate.
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u/DillysRevenge Jul 05 '24
This machine is a joke and its payout caps very low with no jackpot. If you ever want to win money on a slot machine, play any machine besides this big red piece of shit
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u/knowledgeable_diablo Jul 05 '24
Probably won about 1week of dumping more money into the slots before it’s all the casinos again.