HOW TO Pick a Bingo Machine! 🎰 From a Tech ‼️ Class 2 game tips plus live play ⭐️
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- Are you tired of playing the same old slot machines and looking to switch things up? In this video, a slot tech shares tips on how to pick a class 2 bingo "slot" machine and how to read the bingo cards.
First, learn about the differences between class 2 and class 3 slot machines and why it's important to know which type you're playing. Then, discover how to identify a class 2 bingo slot machine and what to look for when choosing one.
Once you've picked your machine, it's time to dive into the world of bingo cards. Our expert shows you how to read the different patterns and understand the payouts. You'll also learn about the importance of the bingo card's serial number and how it affects your chances of winning.
By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge you need to confidently play and win on a class 2 bingo slot style machine. So what are you waiting for? It's time to try your luck and hit that jackpot!
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Yes thank you for this since Indian casinos are about 90% of my play. I live in Oklahoma
Really appreciate all the play tips & tech info. Thnx for all the time & effort put in by the Cowboy Slots team!
Mr Marc! You nailed it! Love ❤️ your teaching on class 2 slot machines. I learned a great deal. Your video was excellent! Keep up the great work.🎉
Loved this video!!!! Congratulations on your win , and thank you for the info on bingo slots!!! 🎉
Thank you so much for the info! These machines started popping up at my local casino. I feel much better about sitting at them now, knowing how they work. Thanks Gamble Smart!
Thanks for explaining the class 2 slots. You are very knowledgeable on the subject. ❤❤
Very familiar with these. Excellent vid! Thank you… congrats on the HP! 🎉
The bells ring for every $10 won
Congratulations on that hand pay😊👏👏👏. Thanks for the education. Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for all the info. Ever since I started watching u and the bingo card slots I went from losing money to atleast breaking even and winning 2-600 everytime. Just waiting on my big win.. Thanks!!!!
That is awesome!
Awesome jackpot Marc. I will try the 5 dollar machines next time
Nice hit! Good luck 🍀
The explanation for red screen was very interesting! Thanks!
Thanks to those comments about the bells! I didn't know that!
Thanks for this video. I’m trying to learn about these vgts
I finally understand Class 2 Bingo machines! You guys are so awesome! Thank you for the video Marc.
I’ve won more progressive jackpots playing class 2 slots than class 3’s plus I love when they go red and you hear the bells going off. I wish all casinos had red screen slots.
Welcome again.🎉🎉🎉
awesome video! i knew patterns were what determined it but I didn't know that it had to be yellow on the bottom where all the numbers are!!!
Good post. Just want to comment that the bells you hear are not to let you know you hit something. Each ring of the bell indicates a ten dollar win. If you count 5 rings of the bell then you won 50. If they go on forever then you got a great hit.
You rock Marc 😊
Interesting, thanks.
Thank you 🙏
I was doing great on some class 3 machines so went and tried a $100 vgt, put $1800 in and ended up with 2 jackpots. While waiting for my second jackpot I was sitting next to a $500 a spin machine and naturally had to give it 1 spin and ended up hitting a $5000 jackpot, Great night of slots that night
Nice handpay!
Gonna hopefully head up to winstar soon!👍
Nice video! Love the way you explain to people who are new to Bingo games.Very nice win!Congrats on that! Love your channel! So many people think the Casinos in Oklahoma cheat. I asked a Question. If They do cheat(I know they do not) But trying to keep the peace, Do you think IGT and Bally's would want to associate with cheating, Nope, they would not and they would pull their machines so fast out of those casinos!Talking to some people is like beating your head against a brick wall.They Won $4000 ane still said the casino cheats.Just makes them lose.Drives me crazy!
Yeah, people always think the casinos are playing mind tricks to trick the player. I'm glad you aren't falling victim to that - makes you a smarter gambler at the end of the day!
I love this video, I learned so much about class 2. Thank you! You are awesome.
The information on bingo slots was very helpful. Are bingo slots setup to take in a certain amount of money before it will let you get a hand pay or is it like regular bingo if you get a winning card you win
I actually have grown to really enjoy class II games.
Does anyone know what % of machines at Winstar are Class 2 vs Class 3? We are headed back there next month for our 3rd trip. I've learned so much since then, I saw the bingo cards on the machines while there for trip 1 & 2, but had no clue what it meant.
Winstar finally gor more pinball!
I know! I played them while there. Most of them they have the sound disabled grrrrr!
I have a couple questions:
1. What defines a “win”? Being the first player to match a pattern or do you win by matching a pattern within the number of balls called? How do they guarantee at least one person winning?
2. I watch several YT channels that play at Winstar or Choctaw, and during a set of red spins, the same pattern came up several times in a row (usually Private Stripes) how can that be if you’re playing one card in one game?
3. Are all patterns in play every game?
The bells ring one time for every $10 won. I love to hear the bells!..
wondering if early morning is best time to play class 2 slots? I figure less people and not everyone will be on class 2.. any thoughts
How is the payline combination and bingo combination paid? Not sure if I missed that part. I know the machine has a paytable but it seems different bingo patterns have different values also. I'm not sure I understand that part.
another question, if there are a bank (say 6 - 8) class 2 slots together, are the players on these class 2 games playing with others within that bank of 6-8? or are they playing with every other bingo game in that casino?
On bingo games should you bet low instead of higher denom. Thank-You!
What happens when you start getting red screens on a .38 bet but then switch to .48 bet. Does that mean. I start from scratch or does it mean my next red screen will go higher then my last one.
I won my first handpay on ultimate fire link at a class 2...$1700
Thanks for the video! I get the card system more now, but I don't understand why it's done, or if their payouts are worse than class 3. I live in CA all our locals are Indian casinos. Does it matter if you pay attention to the bingo cards or not? I just don't know if I'm
Doing something wrong by not paying attention
It doesn't matter except to give you an early look at a possible win and to see what pattern you won on. It's going to pay you even if you never look at the card.
Does the volatility apply on these the same
First time I played Class 2 was at Yaamava. I didn’t understand them, thanks for explaining. Still not sure I like them
Grats on the Handpay! Question tho, earlier in the video you said something about red screens being individual spins, so the first hit was for 15 credits then red screen hit for 300. So it added them both together for the handpay? If you could clear that up I'd appreciate it.
Yes, we actually made a mistake that another commenter pointed out. At Winstar it combines them for the W2g where other class 2 casinos do not. So, it depends on the casino and their policies.
Anyone opinion which ones are better or hit quicker. My opinion I think the bingo style do
Play in Oklahoma. Each ring of bell is $10. Does the casino servers have only more influence on how active the game is than the class 3?
Can you change your numbers by touching the box?
That was fascinating! If you do another class 2 video, can we see the bingo action on one of the, say, dancing drum class machines, or something like it?
Winstar did have some Dancing Drums, but they were Class 3. Not all games come in Class 2 versions, but I'll keep an eye out!
Go to Crosswinds Casino in Wichita, they’re all class 2 so more than just VGT class 2
Are VLT machines class 2?
At some of the Casinos (Winstar), they DO add each win to the total and if the total is over $1200, you will be taxed on all the wins. Choctaw does look at each spin as its own entity. Each tribe decides how they want that to happen Oh and the Bells ring once for every $10 won
@@toddpayne923 I have red screens total over $2000 (none of the reds spins were over $1200, therefore it did not lock up).
Thanks for the info! Does Winstar allow recording or are you being sneaky?😏
They have given me ZERO problems with recording!
So if I’m playing against other players does that mean you have a higher chance to win if you play on a slow night and there’s only 1 other player on the card?
Sort of, but not really. Every game of class II bingo must have a winner, but the prizes for those wins are really really small. The odds of the big wins are always the same. This is accomplished by limiting how many numbers you can use to make the patterns. VGT games put the first 40 in yellow (8 of each letter) and then restrict further for the specific patterns. This means that your odds are always the same every game regardless of how many people are playing.
I live in WA state. We have tons of NA casinos and most are Class2/3 combos. Question… if I look through the help menu and don’t see any bingo info, then is that definitely a Class 3 machine? Do Class 2 machines ALWAYS show a bingo card or bingo info somewhere?
The class 3 machines in Washington don't run on independent RNG, instead the machines are networked and run on a tribal lottery system. It's far worse than the class 2 machines
I understand the concept of the bingo based games. What I could never understand is if you're playing against other people in the casino do they have to be on the same denomination is you? If I'm playing a $5 slot machine am I playing against other people on $5 slot machines? Or I'm just playing against the group of random denomination machines
No, on bingo games denomination does not matter. It just multiplies the credits.
Would the payback percentage be higher on higher denoms?
First
So say both machines are $5 denom, the top prize doesn’t change the volatility because bingo doesn’t have volatility?
I never watch the bingo card when playing so never saw if I had a red screen. I am going Saturday and I will check the ones I play that have the bingo cards. Sometimes I play the Class 3 games and also the class 2 games when I am there.
Marc will be at Winstar this weekend! Look out for him :) Likely in the Rome Non Smokinf area!
I am from Canada on a disability. Don't make enough money to travel there. My nearest Casino is 25 minutes from my house Akwesasne Mohawk Casino
Are there ANY class 3 (non-bingo) machines at Winstar? I'm here right now, and every one I've seen so far has the bingo info somewhere on it.
WinStar does have both yes :-) They are the largest casino in the world so you may have to walk around a bit, but they do have both Class 2 and 3. Best of luck
Can you explain why some of the numbers on the bingo cards are in yellow and some are white? Why are some ineligible? Also why in the bingo numbers below the only yellow numbers are in the BIN lines and all the GO lines are white numbers.
The non-eligible (white) numbers also show up in yellow on the card, but do not count toward a winning pattern.
(Oops! I guess you mentioned that later, about ten times! Sorry)
That’s correct
I live in Oklahoma and I all ways hear that them bingo games goes for all that tribe casinos so with you play that bingo game you are playing against many caninos is that true ?
I may have missed it, but what happens theoretically if you are the only person in the casino playing?
It will say "waiting for other players"
Unless they have a virtual player setup on the server or some have the server linked to another property
You said that the machines are not controlled by a random number generator. But how are the bingo balls picked for the bingo game? Aren't they picked by a random number generator on the central computer that is picking numbers for the bingo game? So in the end the machines are dependent on a random number generator, just not on the machine itself, but on a central computer.
Correct - the game that is running bingo has an RNG built into it. We don't know much more about it than that. However, we are working on getting an interview with one of the designers. Stay tuned!
You should interview the creator or VGT John Yarbrough, I’m sure he’d be willing to be interviewed
So… bottom line…. Can you expect the same sort of payout as class 3 slots. It seems they’ve gone to great lengths to make the visual experience the same; however what really matters to me is coin in/out. Does it matter much?
These are so much simpler than regular slot machines. Stick with your budget and hope for the best.
@@CowboySlots right… so just sit down and play like a regular slot?
Whatever happens… Happens?
Exactly - you don’t have to worry about volatility.
So are you better off playing at a smaller casino when playing Class ll slots? Less people on a bingo card?
Does higher denomination increase payback % like with class 3 machines?
I believe that’s the case. Most of my handpays have been from $5 and higher. Only hit one handpay on a $1 slot and I’ve played way more $1 slots than higher demonination machines.
I feel completely deceived having gone to Winstar and Choctaw all these years not knowing I was actually playing bingo the entire time. Do either even have real slots at all???
Winstar I know has a mix. I believe Choctaw does as well.
Why is it that some machines you’ll clearly have a pattern on a fresh game (no white numbers called yet) but it doesn’t pay out?
I’ve seen it many times I’ll even check the numbers on the bingo card to match with the eligible numbers in yellow, makes me feel like I’m getting screwed by the machine!
That's just all part of how the bingo style games get their randomness. I go through the same - especially when it's a new call-out and a get a relatively full yellowed in card. I always think it's about to be huge, then I don't get any hit. It still comes down to the numbers being called matching up with numbers on the bingo card you just got. Sometimes you match a lot, sometimes you match a little. Sometimes you match a lot, but doesn't form a pattern, etc.
Class 2 gaming have any regularitory limits at all???
It has more
If i want to play bingo I'll go play the $100 daily tournament at my local poker room. 😂
Question for you, Do the High limit slots pay more frequently than the regular slots outside the high limit room? (in regards to class II machines)
I mean because you are only playing bingo within the high limit room, or are you still playing against the whole casino?
Not true about each red spin being independent and not adding up to a handpay if each spin is under $1200. For example- At Winstar, if you get a $300 red spin then a $900 red spin, you will get a W2G for $1200. At Choctaw, you will not get one. So it’s based per casino policy.
Good to know! We will make sure to mention that.
That’s why so many people like Choctaw better- less W2Gs!!
@@Bobbirae2121 It's also classier and easier to navigate.
Thats not true i play at winstar
Bells for an institution,would drive me nuts!
if playing bingo with a bunch of other people in the casino, does playing with more people make you chances your better or worse?
It really depends on how large the pool is. In general, you want to treat playing these games just as you would a traditional game of bingo so less people would be more ideal, but this isn't always a huge advantage. There is a lot more of a random aspect with bingo based machines than the traditional game however so it still is always random chance.
@@CowboySlots are all the VGTs going to operate the exact same way or have you experienced small variances based on which Tribes Casino your in???
Isn’t Oklahoma the only State with “red screens” ? What about the different slots that let you change the bingo card and it stays the same card while spinning?
Kickapoo in Texas has red screen slots and there’s one in Louisiana that have red screens too.. both are Indian casinos.
@@HGSlots346 Thanks, WA has some vgt slots but no red screen.
It’s a server setting, just like the bonus games like the ruby drop or pick a duck
Seen a few at the Inn of the Mountain Gods in New Mexico. Hit two handpays on a $5 slot.
If you had to choose between a Class 2 game or a Class 3 game which would you choose and why? Where I go to play they have both.
Class 3, unless there are no low volatility options in the denomination I want to play. Then I play class 2.
I’m still confused about the G60. If it’s called and on the bingo card why does it have to be yellow to match?
They white numbers just aren’t eligible numbers. I suspect this is how they control the payback percentage, but don’t know for sure.
@@CowboySlots thanks.
The odds of getting any specific pattern on a single card are determined by the number of bingo balls drawn. Restricting number of drawn balls allows the game to have constant odds regardless of how many people are playing. The odds of getting a "champagne glass" in 20 balls or fewer balls drawn, for example, are always the same. The upside for the player is that every prize is available every game and past games do not influence probability of future wins.
Well said!
What do you think about the MELTDOWN slot machines ?
So to summarize - There are no "bingo" machines that are more/less volatile, so play machines with biggest jackpot (within your budget) because at the end of the day your just playing bingo.
What slots are best to play with a budget? What should you look for?
If you are referring to the Bingo Style machines that we play in this video, just look for the ones where the total bet fits within your budget.
@@CowboySlots Thank you very much for all of your information! I absolutely love your channel! Keep up the great work! We are bringing our daughter to Las Vegas next December for her 21st birthday. 🎂 🎊 🎉. I used to just sit at a machine and hope for the best, lol! I have always wondered it penny slots are better than quarter, dollar, or high limit slots. I was looking for any slots, not just Bingo. Are there any casinos that are better than others or are they all the same? ❤️😊
Maybe something is wrong with me but these Bingo games just don't seem to get me excited for some reason.
I still can’t understand them. I live in Vegas and went to Oklahoma. The games are all different and I could barely get a line pay and got 1 red screen. A big bust and I’m more confused. How does what shows up on your reels align the the number in your bingo card?
😁
Looking like you might need to get out in the sun a little more Marc :D
I go from pasty white to lobster red within minutes in the sun. 😂
@@CowboySlots I'm the same way. The camera was doing you no favors though.
Please I don't understand this game called Slots for Bingo and you put me through or explain better please 😢🙏
Watch this Cowboy Slots video. It helped me understand how the bingo slots work:
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Since its bingo isnt this machine just as efficient as firelinks? Neither machine is a real slot in a Class 2 facility.
Winstar and other Chickasaw properties tax multiple red screens over $1200, which is why your jackpot was $1575 instead of $1500.
You are correct - we didn’t realize that at the time we recorded that part in the video. You guys are great for helping us!
There is a way! I know two people that win jackpots every single time they go to the casino. They tell me to look at the bingo patterns.
False, the bingo patterns only tell you something after you press the spin button and commit your bet, not before.
If winning big was that easy, casinos would be losing money at a catastrophic rate...
Can a casino have class 2 and class 3 machines 🤔
Yes they can! Winstar is a good example of this.
Chickasaw properties usually have a slew of Class II slots because they don't have to pay the state any tax on them. You can't change the bingo cards on VGT's but there's plenty of other Class II slots that you can.
Also, at least in OK, the state or casino can only have so many true slots. For example some far in state casinos have very few to none class three but on the boarder they have many class three
Class 2 games are electric bingo and allowed by the government for tribal casinos, you’ll never see a class 2 game at a non tribal casino. For class 3 games it needs to be legal on the state level, so for like Oklahoma they can have class 2 and class 3 because there is a compact or agreement with the state allowing them and giving the state a percentage of the income on those machines
I was just at WinStar and Choctaw last night. Every single worker I asked, either told me they had no idea about class 2 versus class 3 (because it’s not part of their training) or they were adamant that the entire building is class 2 only.
Isn't the bingo rng though?
I don't call them red screens, I call them annoying screens. I thought to myself maybe I want to go check out the biggest casino in the US instead of Vegas on my next trip until I kept hearing all the ringing. Nahhhh.
Wrong! All bingo games on all machines are the same. The reason you can see different numbers on separate machines is because the numbers don’t change when someone leaves. So it’s old numbers. If someone starts playing, then the machine will start with the bingo game that is currently playing at that time in the casino. Same as everyone else playing.
That’s not true at Winstar. It might be at your local casino. There are many many games going on at once at Winstar.
@@CowboySlots I agree, WA has class II but based on lottery, thousands or hundreds of (scratch tickets at the same time) .
Don't think you ever say WHY is there this type of machine a class 2 ??
Yeah, they covered that in other videos. It has to do with gaming laws governing tribal compacts in each state - lots of variables, and some are very confusing. After doing a little research for my own state (Washington), I was so confused that I gave up trying to understand the finer points. 🤯
On Bingo machines, is it a waste of time to seek out what y'all call Low volatility slots? Like double diamonds etc.
Or should my wife just keep playing the more entertaining animated games?
Yes, you can’t really use volatility with class 2 machines since it’s just based on bingo. Some do have smaller wins than others, but it’s mostly the same. Play what fits in your budget.
U kept talking between roles instead of keeping it hot or would had a better hit how true is that
I’ll be there June 8-11, I’ll be looking for you and your lovely wife.