Midtown Reno Slot Machines

BigJer

Bird's-eye View. Driving (5 mi.) Biking (2 mi.) Walking (1 mi.) Within 4 blocks. Best slot machines. My wife and I are going to Reno this year and were curious if they still accept the coins in the slot machines or all they all just the vouchers. Any ideas where to find coin machines in Reno/Tahoe? We live by Atlantic City and can only find ticket machinese now. I want the sound of a real jackpot.

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Everybody,
This is not a question from me but one from my neighbor. Where are the best slots for $.05 plus in Reno? TIA.

tringlomane

Everybody,
This is not a question from me but one from my neighbor. Where are the best slots for $.05 plus in Reno? TIA.

Nevada does not split slot returns by casino. Any answer you would get is an opinionated guess. Your friend should be thankful for being in a very loose slot area in Reno. Penny slots/video poker return 92%+, nickel slots/video poker return 95%, that's loose to me!
http://gaming.nv.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=7618

BigJer

Thank you.

TIMSPEED

Well, GSR says 'loosest Buffalo paytable settings', but then again, Baldini's advertises the same thing..

Gambling calls to me..like this ~> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Nap37mNSmQ

tringlomane

Well, GSR says 'loosest Buffalo paytable settings', but then again, Baldini's advertises the same thing.. Quick return mechanism in slotting machine.

For 'penny slots' that's probably still significant though. But unfortunately it's still likely < 95% since I found that an article that stated: 'The online version of Buffalo is expected to have an RTP (return to player of 94.85%), which is higher than you will find in any land based casino.' I likely believe that statement to be true. Any 'penny slot' > 95% RTP is unheard of in land-based casinos.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/aristocrats-buffalo-slot-finally-released-online-164100.htm

DRich

The video slots we design have a maximum payback less than 95%. Most of our customers set them between 86% and 88%.

skrbornevrymin

The video slots we design have a maximum payback less than 95%. Most of our customers set them between 86% and 88%.

This is why casinos go broke. If they set returns higher, people would play them more, and once they are addicted (which is actually pretty easy) they just play till their money is gone anyway. If they are too tight, people become bored with them rather than have enough fun to play until the money is gone. Of course a few would walk away winners, but that is part of developing addicts. Letting them win sometimes is the best way to get them to come back for more. Tight slots is a short-sighted strategy for the casino. Looser ones would be far more profitable in the long run.

Indu

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BigJer

Everybody,
This is not a question from me but one from my neighbor. Where are the best slots for $.05 plus in Reno? TIA.