Quote: InduHi do any one know the loosest slots machines in Reno Nevada.
This came 2 minutes after YOU posted a link to just such a list. Are you so forgetful?
I'm afraid that makes it look like you are here to post spam. Please don't
Quote: InduIt not allowing me to post the link currently and also want to add more lost slots in reno casino in my list so that every one can win more from slots.
Fair enough. Welcome to the forum. I was just giving you a heads up that your post had some of the characteristics of spammers who try to frequent this forum from time to time. It seemed odd that you posted one list and then asked for a similar list.
I'd hate for you to find yourself rebuked or banned over a misunderstanding.
Quote: InduHi do any one know the loosest slots machines in Reno Nevada.
I have no evidence but based on video poker, which tends to be strongly correlated with the looseness of the reeled slots, I would go with the Peppermill or Atlantis.
Atlantis tends to compete directly with Peppermill, and might also have had similar signage.
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Are you sure it's not $8.88. You can easily lose thousands per HR betting max as well.Quote: InduMy favorite is 88 fortune i saw people winning $4000 few times in one single play when playing max bet of $8.80 in Tamrack Junction casino reno nevada
Why would a casino place a favorable machine near an exit used by people waiting for their cars to appear?Quote: InduTry xxxxxx machine near valet parking in Atlantis Casino.
I googled Fortun 88 slot and got zillions of returns for online play and free play but nothing for an actual physical machine manufacturer.Quote: rsactuarythis is absolutely ridiculous.
Check the image of machine in the below link.
http-//-casinoinreno(dot)blogspot(dot)com/p/best-slots(dot)html
Based on the video's description, he's now down only $200K for the year :o
The Nevada Gaming Control Board publishes monthly slot payback reports by geographic area (Las Vegas Strip, Downtown, Reno/Sparks, Boulder Strip, etc.) broken down by denomination — penny, nickel, quarter, dollar, etc. These are averages across all machines at all casinos in that area for that denomination. They do NOT tell you which specific casino or machine pays best.
What the data shows: Dollar machines in Nevada average around 95-96% payback. Nickel/penny machines average 88-92%. The denomination matters far more than which casino you choose.
The limits of "loose slots" marketing: When a casino advertises "98% payback on select machines," they're typically referring to one or two specific high-denomination machines (often $5 or $25 minimums) that they've configured at maximum payback. The penny machines next to them might be at 87%.
Reno as a market does tend to run slightly looser than Las Vegas strip on average — historically the local/regional casinos compete harder on payback because they have a local patron base rather than tourists. But the difference is a few percentage points, not a magic list of specific machines.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board's reports are public record if you want the actual data by area and denomination.
Quote: ChumpChangeOn Dragon Link and Phoenix Link and other Links, some speculation goes that if betting $5/spin, it's better to bet 25 lines @ 10 cents with a multiplier of 2X, instead of 1 cent at 50 lines with a multiplier of 10X because the RTP on the 10 cent denom is much higher than the 1 cent denom on the same machine. I don't know if anybody knows if this is the way to bet, get to a higher denom for the lower House Edge before tacking on multipliers. It increases the Mini & Minor jackpots by jumping up denoms, but word orbs don't usually show unless you've got a higher multiplier going. It's been suggested that you have to compare how fast you're losing money between the two methods and the higher denoms will drain your bankroll faster from the start. But if either way is losing you 50% before the bonuses kick in, it may not matter except when figuring in the bonus wins.
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I've looked at the sheets for a couple of these games, and the difference between 1c and 10c denom is tiny. About 0.1%.

