Brently, these machines are why after discoving you, I now only play low V Slot machines. In Illinois these machines with the same titles are distributed under the name Pomi. They market them as a sweeptakes. This could explain two things. 1. They are not programmed with a skilled feature on any of the same titles you featured. I assume that isn't a requestment for the state games. 2. Pomi gets around Illinois gaming by using sweetstakes in it marketing which currently doesn't fall under their oversite. Because of that, every business, bar, restaurant that don't meet the state requirement to get state regulated Slot Machines (made by igt, sciencific gaming, bally's and other major brands), Pomi fills in the gap. As long as you get decent traffic, the Pomi providers will install them. As a results we have 10's of thousands of Pomi machines everywhere. Even in my Cigarlounge where I was introduced to them and got hooked. So as you can amagine the state regulated Slot provide have been pissed at these guy for years. Do you know who's branding is on the games in your areas? Secondly, how do you know the wins are predetermined?
Yes, I played them back in 1992 at the Seminole tribe casino in Tampa Florida. Now the Tampa Hard Rock casino. I remember it was $2 dollar max spins 😂.
When I play I always check all denims of every game first using next puzzle button. It is unbelievable how much $$ people leave in these machines because before they leave machine they don't hit next puzzle button. Sometimes I play totally for free and win enough to pay bar bill and then some. No need to risk it for the biscuit
It’s not a slot machine and is a game run by the state. Slot machine jackpots, the $1200 threshold, applies to slots, not games of skill. Wyoming is a tax free state with tax free games. Other states may vary.
@@CowboySlots That doesn't alleviate you of federal income taxes. The 1200 threshold is only the requirement for a W2-G to be issued. Federal income taxes are owed on ALL gambling winnings, regardless of amount of W2-G, and I wouldn't see these as excluded from income at a federal level.
Games like this are usually found in bars marked exclusively “for entertainment purposes only” but if you were a regular customer and won, they would pay you, even though it’s illegal in my state to play such machines. Amuchine is the distributor to most of the ones I’ve ever seen. The doggie/diamond game just as an example. If you hit all fruits or Triple 8’s you would supposedly win that games top prize, but again would only pay out if they knew who you were. Don’t see those games as much anymore, it’s primarily video lottery terminals now, or at least used to be.
This machines are found here in El Paso, TX and they're installed in all 7-11's..I've seen ppl play them but I only know of a person who won $286.00..these are called Lone Star Machines and the machine will actually pay you vs the cashier..I tried it at the bowling alley but won nothing...
Only some states have these. They are not in any casino. These would be found at places like bars or restaurants in states that allow skill games like Wyoming.
It was explained in the video. The skill aspect is you have to pick the correct square. Pick wrong and you forfeit the prize. Unlike a slot machine where it awards regardless.
@@CowboySlots The skill aspect is actually the simon says type puzzle that it gives you an option to solve after each lost roll. It is hard to do but you get your money back.
I enjoy these games. Plenty of places in PA to play them. Enjoy watching your videos. ❤
Brently, these machines are why after discoving you, I now only play low V Slot machines.
In Illinois these machines with the same titles are distributed under the name Pomi. They market them as a sweeptakes. This could explain two things. 1. They are not programmed with a skilled feature on any of the same titles you featured. I assume that isn't a requestment for the state games. 2. Pomi gets around Illinois gaming by using sweetstakes in it marketing which currently doesn't fall under their oversite.
Because of that, every business, bar, restaurant that don't meet the state requirement to get state regulated Slot Machines (made by igt, sciencific gaming, bally's and other major brands), Pomi fills in the gap. As long as you get decent traffic, the Pomi providers will install them. As a results we have 10's of thousands of Pomi machines everywhere. Even in my Cigarlounge where I was introduced to them and got hooked.
So as you can amagine the state regulated Slot provide have been pissed at these guy for years. Do you know who's branding is on the games in your areas? Secondly, how do you know the wins are predetermined?
Played these games in Virginia, treated me decent!
I played skill games in Omaha Nebraska I like them they treat me good very well
Yes, I played them back in 1992 at the Seminole tribe casino in Tampa Florida. Now the Tampa Hard Rock casino. I remember it was $2 dollar max spins 😂.
Thanks for showcasing!
When I play I always check all denims of every game first using next puzzle button. It is unbelievable how much $$ people leave in these machines because before they leave machine they don't hit next puzzle button. Sometimes I play totally for free and win enough to pay bar bill and then some. No need to risk it for the biscuit
This game reminds me of the weird machines the Indian Casino's first came out with.
Same machines I play here in PA in bars. I think they are great machines to play if you don't have a big bankroll.
yup, a great way to kill a bit of time while you are waiting for friends to show up.
How do the do no taxes! Hope to find one of these! Looks interesting! Volatility?
It’s not a slot machine and is a game run by the state. Slot machine jackpots, the $1200 threshold, applies to slots, not games of skill. Wyoming is a tax free state with tax free games. Other states may vary.
@@CowboySlots That doesn't alleviate you of federal income taxes. The 1200 threshold is only the requirement for a W2-G to be issued. Federal income taxes are owed on ALL gambling winnings, regardless of amount of W2-G, and I wouldn't see these as excluded from income at a federal level.
Also if you press the spin button on a winning spin but don’t see it, it won’t spin until you select the winner
Seems like a dangerous game, because you probably have a beer beside you while playing. Looks like fun, though!
I’ve never seen these machines,they look like they were made on windows xp lol
Interesting games never seen Them before
I miss the music! Are these all quiet like this one?
These games do not have music
Games like this are usually found in bars marked exclusively “for entertainment purposes only” but if you were a regular customer and won, they would pay you, even though it’s illegal in my state to play such machines. Amuchine is the distributor to most of the ones I’ve ever seen. The doggie/diamond game just as an example. If you hit all fruits or Triple 8’s you would supposedly win that games top prize, but again would only pay out if they knew who you were. Don’t see those games as much anymore, it’s primarily video lottery terminals now, or at least used to be.
This machines are found here in El Paso, TX and they're installed in all 7-11's..I've seen ppl play them but I only know of a person who won $286.00..these are called Lone Star Machines and the machine will actually pay you vs the cashier..I tried it at the bowling alley but won nothing...
Where do you find these games?
Only some states have these. They are not in any casino. These would be found at places like bars or restaurants in states that allow skill games like Wyoming.
I have never seen this game before
Yeah play em all the time there’s all sorts of diffent versions them
Make a drinking game out of how many times you say Bonus 😂😂😂
You’d get drunk quicker taking a shot anytime I didn’t get the bonus 😂
When i start getting a lot of red cars or low end stuff on those games its a sigh that its not going to play.
Where is the SKILL in the game if you can look ahead and see what is going to happen?
The skill is you have to pick the right square. If you don’t pick correctly then you lose even if it was a winning pattern
Is that steam punk?
it’s so funny you keep calling it “skill based” i don’t see any skill involved or am i missing something? lol
It was explained in the video. The skill aspect is you have to pick the correct square. Pick wrong and you forfeit the prize. Unlike a slot machine where it awards regardless.
@@CowboySlots The skill aspect is actually the simon says type puzzle that it gives you an option to solve after each lost roll. It is hard to do but you get your money back.
These games look boring
They are definitely not as exciting as slots I’ll give you that! But it does feel good to win on them :-)
@@Juancarlo4342 the rush comes when you win a decent amount. I got a 2x $15 from $5 and it made my day