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#1
I know slots are a suckers game but there are a small percentage of people that hit for very big (I wish it was me), what's the most you've hit and off what machine?
What's the most you've ever won off a slot machine?
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#2
1250 at fox woods on a free roll. Of you took a bus from Maine they gave you a twenty dollar free play and a all you can eat buffet credit
I was playing Texas hold em and won a little after four hours session I was up about 90 fromy 100 buying. I went up stairs . thought what the heck played a five reel machine in the dream maker my bet was nine line at 5 cents
It hit 7 bonus 7 bonus 7 and the machine just went off. Hasn't happened again. But at the time it was magical
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I was playing Texas hold em and won a little after four hours session I was up about 90 fromy 100 buying. I went up stairs . thought what the heck played a five reel machine in the dream maker my bet was nine line at 5 cents
It hit 7 bonus 7 bonus 7 and the machine just went off. Hasn't happened again. But at the time it was magical
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#4
I hit a jackpot bonus on a Sons of Anarchy slot machine for $10.5k about 7-8 weeks ago. I dont really play slots much, but was waiting for a table at poker to start and hit it. Of course you have to play the max ($3 per pull); most people I know who play more often stick with progressive machines and at least something that is fun so you feel like you're getting entertainment out of it.
but yea, over the medium to long run, slots are very much -EV
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#8
Quote Originally Posted by mainman11111:
100... i play a lot too..
friend won over 2500 playin in canada. canada is looseer sincettheyre stateowned
100... i play a lot too..
friend won over 2500 playin in canada. canada is looseer sincettheyre stateowned
They aren't all completely provincially owned. Caesars in Windsor is 50/50.
I barely play slots, but hit $350.00 on a Lord of the Rings slot at Cosmpolitan on my first spin a few months ago.
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#11
Hawk, they do that for you so you don't have to declare it.
I don't see the irony. You have to fill out the W-4G for withholding and you receive a form 1099G at the end of the year, "g" stands for gambling winnings. So its not goofball, do you want to give away $400 on your $1200 winnings?
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