See the SECRET menus of a Vegas slot machine

This guy taped a slot tech going through the guts of a slot after a jackpot.

Lots of interesting info "secret menus" etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rerW2b9d5Lc

People who are interested in what players cards can track may be interested in this video.

I assume that any log information that was briefly visible on the screen could be readily exported to the player tracking report.

Do people buy their TITOs at the casino ATM kiosk? Seems there's a serious dearth of cash deposited into the slot machines. The currency of the casino is TITOs.

Also, seems from that short list of events, people only play a slot machine for 1 to 10 minutes and they're off to the next one. Maybe some slot machines get all the cash-in because of their placement on the floor. After that, people just roam around with their TITOs.

In my experience, ticket drop is about 60% of total drop. I bet the bill in on this machine was the period meter, or since the cash box was last emptied.

On that game, you can see total drop (900k something) and vouchers in (600k something). The rest of drop has to be bills and electronic transfers in. So, bills in are 300k something, because electronic transfers are quite low.

I think we need a federal law to make that info available to the public. It's very interesting and useful for any smart gambler.

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I think we need a federal law to make that info available to the public. It's very interesting and useful for any smart gambler.
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Gambling related, so it would appear relevant, so long as it doesn't devolve into petty argument.


... isn't gambling generally regulated at the state level?

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I think we need a federal law to make that info available to the public. It's very interesting and useful for any smart gambler.
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Gambling is not federally allowed. Gambling is a state by state issue.