I sure as hell do. I especially **** it when I hear about them winning jackpots on just their first couple of spins on their first night when they’ve never even played the slots before.

The reason why I **** them so much is because unlike them, I’ve been playing those slot machines for 5 years now. I’ve played since September or October of 2002(Yes, 5 straight years), and I’ve NEVER ONCE hit a jackpot!!!

I’ve gone through 10s of thousands of spins over the course of 5 years playing the slots with the advertised jackpots of 5,000 to 10,000 credits, never the Progressives while going to the nearby river boats here in Indiana and I’ve NEVER hit a jackpot.

It’s not fair when these people hit with just a few spins. It’s not fair to me. It’s wrong, it’s insulting, and it’s just not fair.

Where the hell is my jackpot? WHAT ABOUT ME???
For 5 years, I’ve played the slots with the advertised jackpots of 5,000 to 10,000 credits, never the Progressives

You know how if you win more than $1,200.00 playing slots you get taxed….now what is it for sportsbook? Thanks

I have recently recieved a slot machine called “Magical Odds”. I want to remove the nudy lady and bring the winning odds down. I have been told I need to change the DIP setting on the logicboard but have no idea on how to do this? I have found four blue sets of switches on the board but would have no idea on which ones I would need to begin switching.

The payback percentage of a slot machine on a single play is usually around 90. This means that if 100 people play a dollar slot machine, on one pull $90 will be given as winnings. Now for subsequent plays part of the money played is won money. My question is, in the long run what is the percentage of the total new money spent that is casino profit? Don’t forget that most players will keep putting their money back in until they have lost their limit. Very few walk away with the jackpot.

I need some serious dough right away and thought this would be the way to do it.

June 2009