I like these videos and your new concept for low-limit players. Most slot channels are high-limit, and while they're fun to watch, the players are in a bankroll stratosphere 99% of us cannot attain. My additional advice: Matt, on this video when you got up to $120, I'd suggest the low-limit player cash out, eat lunch with that $20 profit and then go back with their $100 buy-in bankroll and continue to play. At least then the player got something tangible out of their low bankroll, like a good burger or something. Thanks!
This is a good game To play on multiplier days. It’s extremely low volatility and you can rack up a lot of points. For example, at my local, Harrahs so cal, Sunday’s last month and this month was 10x multiplier and 5x on video poker. I went the last 2 Sunday’s in a row and racked up $200 in points without losing a penny. Those $200 in comps will come in handy for food and stuff on next weeks trip to Vegas. The key is also having a winners bank and using it.
I have done well at this one, and hit the $200 spin on the wheel on New Year's Eve with a $1 bet. I also played a few more $20 bills and came out ahead. It's really just a question of whether you have lady luck on your side or not.
I like these machines because they are not volatile. I play them if I'm looking to earn comps/tier points and/or if I'm just looking for playtime out of my bankroll and not a big payout. You can often cycle through your bankroll several times before losing it. In this session I counted about 125 spins made at $1.50. That means he wagered about $187 but only lost $60 of his bankroll. I would say that is pretty good for a penny machine, especially in such a short session with only a $100 bankroll. Because it's a low volatility machine you're going to get a lot of small wins but the big wins are far and few between. I don't expect to be able to dig myself out of a big hole like I can on more volatile machines. It's also fairly common to be ahead early in the session, like Matt was, so it's one of the few penny machines where I'll try to "hit and run" with a few extra bucks on my voucher rather than chase that big hit.
@@TheJackpotGents As far as averages go, I would say you were close enough to that average considering only 125 spins were made. Now you're going to have me counting spins made between wheel bonuses when I play this machine....HA!
I've noticed on those style machines they sound as though you have won but watching your money you'll see a 35 cent wins sounds identical to a 3$ win.9:30 He actually said "all that noise for 84 cents" at one point in the video.
There’s a version of this game but it plays in cycles of 7 similar to a Scarab game. I’ve won $200 in the Vegas airport by stumbling upon machines with good wilds on the 3rd or 4th spin of 7.
I like to play the old whales for cash, the old panda slots and the old Buffalo penny slots. I can play those for 120 or 180 and I seem to get a decent payout than the new high graphics penny machines.
My understanding is no. The payout percentage doesn't change if you increase your bet. However, if you change denominations the percentage typically increases. My suggestion would be, if this was a multi-denomination machine, that rather than betting 150 credits at 1 cent you bet 75 credits at 2 cents, 30 credits at 5 cents, etc. Typically the bigger the denomination you are playing the higher the payout percentage is. That said, there is no guarantee this is the case at every machine or casino.
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I like these videos and your new concept for low-limit players. Most slot channels are high-limit, and while they're fun to watch, the players are in a bankroll stratosphere 99% of us cannot attain. My additional advice: Matt, on this video when you got up to $120, I'd suggest the low-limit player cash out, eat lunch with that $20 profit and then go back with their $100 buy-in bankroll and continue to play. At least then the player got something tangible out of their low bankroll, like a good burger or something. Thanks!
Interesting idea. We may suggest that in a future video. Thanks!
That's the stratigy that I use when I play, as I'm a low limit gambler. It makes the money go a lot further that way.
That's a great idea. He also could have moved to a different slot machine.
This is a good game
To play on multiplier days. It’s extremely low volatility and you can rack up a lot of points. For example, at my local, Harrahs so cal, Sunday’s last month and this month was 10x multiplier and 5x on video poker. I went the last 2 Sunday’s in a row and racked up $200 in points without losing a penny. Those $200 in comps will come in handy for food and stuff on next weeks trip to Vegas. The key is also having a winners bank and using it.
I have done well at this one, and hit the $200 spin on the wheel on New Year's Eve with a $1 bet. I also played a few more $20 bills and came out ahead. It's really just a question of whether you have lady luck on your side or not.
I like these machines because they are not volatile. I play them if I'm looking to earn comps/tier points and/or if I'm just looking for playtime out of my bankroll and not a big payout. You can often cycle through your bankroll several times before losing it. In this session I counted about 125 spins made at $1.50. That means he wagered about $187 but only lost $60 of his bankroll. I would say that is pretty good for a penny machine, especially in such a short session with only a $100 bankroll.
Because it's a low volatility machine you're going to get a lot of small wins but the big wins are far and few between. I don't expect to be able to dig myself out of a big hole like I can on more volatile machines. It's also fairly common to be ahead early in the session, like Matt was, so it's one of the few penny machines where I'll try to "hit and run" with a few extra bucks on my voucher rather than chase that big hit.
According to Ainsworth, you are supposed to be awarded the wheel spin about once every 56 spins, so we were a little short in that regard.
@@TheJackpotGents As far as averages go, I would say you were close enough to that average considering only 125 spins were made. Now you're going to have me counting spins made between wheel bonuses when I play this machine....HA!
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This machine is fun for a short while, but once you get the wheel spin, it's best to take your winnings since it's really hard to see it again.
I've noticed on those style machines they sound as though you have won but watching your money you'll see a 35 cent wins sounds identical to a 3$ win.9:30 He actually said "all that noise for 84 cents" at one point in the video.
Great info but, and I think I speak for all of us, we’d appreciate seeing “the dance” on camera.
Steve here - I would like to see it too!
There’s a version of this game but it plays in cycles of 7 similar to a Scarab game. I’ve won $200 in the Vegas airport by stumbling upon machines with good wilds on the 3rd or 4th spin of 7.
I like to play the old whales for cash, the old panda slots and the old Buffalo penny slots. I can play those for 120 or 180 and I seem to get a decent payout than the new high graphics penny machines.
I've payed that game many times in the casino. It's a fun game. I usually don't stay & play it for a really long time though.
Hey how you and your dad I enjoyed watching you play. Watch your dad all the time he explains everything about the games for me so much 😊
Glad you like them!
I went to horseshoe casino in st louis mo and they took out old slots like Where's the gold,road trip,brazil,and others,why
You played 3 times. If you play only 1 (50 cents} is the house edge the same?
My understanding is no. The payout percentage doesn't change if you increase your bet. However, if you change denominations the percentage typically increases. My suggestion would be, if this was a multi-denomination machine, that rather than betting 150 credits at 1 cent you bet 75 credits at 2 cents, 30 credits at 5 cents, etc. Typically the bigger the denomination you are playing the higher the payout percentage is. That said, there is no guarantee this is the case at every machine or casino.
did you mean yes? I understand the rest of what you said.
@@alandreyer2857 I did mean yes! I was thinking NO....it doesn't increase the payout percentage.
The house edge should be the same, regardless, of how much you bet as long as each bet level makes you eligible for the bonus round.
LOL!!! You guys crack me up when you play slots! 🤣🤣
Played this when my local put it in. Ours one must be set very low as it's pennies because I did horrible.
What is a best machine for a $1000 bankroll
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
thank u
What's a low limit slot player... is that anything like a dollar blackjack player?
Yes. A player with a smaller gambling budget.
I play 30 cents a spin maybe 50 cents no more than that I feel and sound cheap
You gotta alot of play outta that little game
$60 for thirteen minutes of play. I will stay with Blackjack i believe.
That Game sucks
You are going down in money. You stayed too long at that machine.
Boring machine