It seems like a rush, right? Drop in 75 cents, pull the lever, and hope that the jackpot siren will go off. In all honesty, I recall seeing more people playing slots in Las Vegas casinos than anything else. Personally, I cannot sit in front of a slot machine for hours on end. At the same time, it could mostly be due to the game involving no player skill. Having the fate of the pull determined by a computer chip in a machine doesn't sit well with me; especially if I plan on investing hundreds of dollars in Las Vegas gambling.
When in a casino, I always encourage first timers to check out everything being offered. Many times, however, the flashing lights and sound effects put out by these money-hungry computers are impossible to resist. Take a page from my book: if slots are a new endeavor, start small and work your way up. Penny slots are a great way to spend a few bucks if gambling is completely new and nobody will be immediately overwhelmed. Don't be intimidated into thinking that high credit slots only have good payouts. I've personally hit a few small jackpots on penny slots and it is well worth the ten dollar investments. Just remember to set spending limits if your on the verge of becoming a slot machine junkie. Have fun, and remember to be responsible. I'll see you...in Las Vegas.
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About Me
- Las Vegas Traveler (7's)
- Although a very passionate entrepreneur in the fields of marketing and music, I also hold a daily full-time job as an analyst. I've had the opportunity to travel to Las Vegas several times since turning 18. Sure, I've been there often, and there are no signs of stopping. Remember, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
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