play two, cash out.

I was wondering if anybody out there has ever tried this. Starting at the first slot machine, you put your money in and play two spins, then cash out. Move over to the next machine, play two spins and cash out. You keep doing this all the way to the end of the row. You only play each machine twice, whether you win or not. When you get to the end of the row, you go back to the first machine and start over again. But this time, you skip the machines that payed you 25 credits or more on the first pass. I have done this on two different occasions and had great success.

Thanks... Jim

Only a fool would believe in a system such as this. May I reccommend going over to the Wizard's site where he explains how slot machines work? Your past success is merely dumb luck.

Hey PGBUSTER,

Thanks for the quick reply. I've been called worst. Never said that I believed in anything, and I have already read the explanation on how they worked.
Just wanted to know if anybody has ever tried it, and if they had any LUCK.

The only thing that matters is, if it works for you more power to you. It is virtually impossible to receive a response on this site without the name calling. I am sure that we have many lurkers that are afraid to add their two cents for this reason. What a shame.

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I was wondering if anybody out there has ever tried this. Starting at the first slot machine, you put your money in and play two spins, then cash out. Move over to the next machine, play two spins and cash out. You keep doing this all the way to the end of the row. You only play each machine twice, whether you win or not. When you get to the end of the row, you go back to the first machine and start over again. But this time, you skip the machines that payed you 25 credits or more on the first pass. I have done this on two different occasions and had great success.

Thanks... Jim

Have two drinks at the first machine, move over to the next machine, have two drinks.....

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It is virtually impossible to receive a response on this site without the name calling. I am sure that we have many lurkers that are afraid to add their two cents for this reason. What a shame.

So what else is new? This site is better than most. I would advise anyone posting such as this to make clarifications right up front that they themselves realize it is silly, or something, I mean come on!

Thanks, appreciate your comments

Now that's a system. Then start all over again, right!!!!!

Sounds like a fun way to play and break up the monotony of staying on one machine. This is much like doing a downtown casino crawl where you go into each downtown casino, play one hand of pai-gow until you win or lose, and then move to the next casino. It doesn't change any odds, but it does add an extra fun element to the game.

Funny story like this...
When Fitzgeralds in Reno WAS open...they had an area with Dollar Slots called "Lucky Lane". There was signage on this particular bank "Loosest Slots in Reno!"...So I did the following:
Drop $3 in each machine..whichever machine paid me back the largest, I played.
I went through each one, in order, $3 -> $3 -> $3 -> $3
One of them paid me $15...it was a "Triple Lucky", LOL...I had more fun on that machine in the course of a year (Never hit the TOP jackpot, but I hit quite a few $300 jackpots)
RIP Reno Fitz

If it can't help you financially, than it can't hurt you either. So it makes PERFECT SENSE to do anything that adds to your fun. Actually, it may prevent you from just feeding, feeding, feeding the same machine and, having lost your butt, feeling like a fool.
I personally leave a machine after 7 consecutive non-win spins.

Sounds like fun. How do you keep track of which machines already paid, so you can skip them? Do you put in max coin each time? If the machine on the end of the row takes $25 slugs, do you skip it?

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Have two drinks at the first machine, move over to the next machine, have two drinks.....

Most casinos you'd die of old age before you got to the third machine.