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Las Vegas Strip Casinos

1/07/2006 10:38:00 AM

This question comes from anonymous...
Q:: Everyone tells me that in Vegas, you have a better chance of winning more money playing the slots at downtown casinos, rather than casinos on the Strip. Is this true? How is this possible?
A:: Hold percentages vary from casino to casino, all in all they are about the same all over Vegas. The strip and Down town are tourist traps. Next time your in Vegas try some of the off strip casinos.

Note: Check out the response regarding "99% Payback Slots". Casino's can adjust lifetime payback on a machine to make it more profitable for them, or less profitable. Strip casinos tend to have lower payback percentages, meaning that the machine keeps more of your money. Strip casinos do this because they enjoy such large crowds of people, and can afford rip people off. Those off-strip casinos in Vegas (like Texas Station, Orleans, etc.) tend to have higher payback percentages, because they have fewer players, and need to reward them for their patronage.

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5 Comments:

  • I really like your blog, but how come you haven't been posting lately? Also, just a heads up - the link to the "online slots" on blogspot.com in your blogroll goes to a blog that apparently no longer exists.

    Cheers!

    By Blogger Chuck Flick, at 11/22/2006 11:28 AM  

  • I was told that Vegas casinos only have penny machines and dollar machines now. No nickel or quarter machines. What has any body heard?

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12/28/2006 9:35 AM  

  • Not true (about Vegas only having penny and dollar machines) I work for a strip casino, and we most definitly still have nickle and quarter machines out there.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 1/05/2007 3:57 PM  

  • I work for a large casino conglomerate and there are many different denominations. Although the "coin in" phrase may be out of date since most only take bills, the denominations go from .01 to $500 and depending some are highr than that.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4/26/2007 10:44 PM  

  • I have a "Rocky" slot machine at home but have misplaced the key to run the machine. Any ideas about how I can get this replaced?

    By Blogger Tea, at 4/14/2008 12:15 PM  

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