tito machines

When you stick a $55 ticket in and the machine spits out 11 5's, come on man! Only at the cannery....

Quote: mcallister3200

When you stick a $55 ticket in and the machine spits out 11 5's, come on man! Only at the cannery....

The reason being, the $10's, $20's and $50's cassettes inside the machine is more than likely empty.

They were probably on their way with an emergency fill, you just happened to catch the machine at the worst possible moment :)

EDIT: Luckily the $5's weren't empty too LOL

Quote: Tomspur

The reason being, the $10's, $20's and $50's cassettes inside the machine is more than likely empty.

They were probably on their way with an emergency fill, you just happened to catch the machine at the worst possible moment :)

EDIT: Luckily the $5's weren't empty too LOL

This has happened to me before. I put the ticket in the machine, it gives me a partial payout, and prints a receipt that I can cash at the cage for the rest.

I actually prefer this to a stack of 5s and singles (I have gotten $200 in 5's before).

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Quote: AxiomOfChoice

This has happened to me before. I put the ticket in the machine, it gives me a partial payout, and prints a receipt that I can cash at the cage for the rest.

I actually prefer this to a stack of 5s and singles (I have gotten $200 in 5's before).

It all depends on how the NRT's are set up. Sometimes they do the voucher, sometimes they give you smaller bills, sometimes the machine shuts down and you have to wait for the fill (granted, this rarely happens).

It is up to the Internal Compliance department on how these things are set up and run, including emergency fill procedures and regular fill times.
These times also have to be declared to the gaming board and strictly adhered to, unless it is an emergency in which case the fill can be done and an emal or fax sent to the Gaming board detailing the amount, time and exact reason for the deviation.

Quote: Ibeatyouraces

I get mad when I get five 20's instead of a c-note.

See, it isn't just the waitresses who try that trick :)

Quote: Tomspur

The reason being, the $10's, $20's and $50's cassettes inside the machine is more than likely empty.

They were probably on their way with an emergency fill, you just happened to catch the machine at the worst possible moment :)

EDIT: Luckily the $5's weren't empty too LOL

Always count your money there. One morning I was cashing a ticket and I was shorted about $120 because the tens were switched with twenties. It took ten days to get a check after their investigation.

Quote: Ibeatyouraces

I get mad when I get five 20's instead of a c-note.

THIS +100000

now I take it over to the cage and they think I made money.

Boy, you guys are picky. Just give me the money and I am good. :) You know you don't HAVE to use the redemption machines. You can also take your ticket to the cage and get exactly what you want.

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I kind of like these machines, but then I've never had even a minor problem with any of them. They're handy, too, for making change when you need it. Often my first stop at a casino, when I plan to play bubble craps or VP, is the ticket redemption machine to change $5 into singles for tips.

Indeed my one complaint is that at some casinos these machines are not easy to find. At the Plaza I walked over much of the casino looking for one before giving up and caching in at the cage. I found one, eventually, near the casino entrance. I never saw another one. I assume there are more, but I didn't see any. In contrast I can find thema t the 4Q easily. In fact I kind of automatically walk towards the nearest one when I'm done playing VP or bubble craps.

Quote: Ibeatyouraces

I get mad when I get five 20's instead of a c-note.

So what would you think if the machine refused to pay your Ticket? And also the ticket would not work at any other machine?

Out here in my city they have the machines set up to make your ticket out not cash out if it was the last TICKET in the machine you cashed out at. You have to walk across the whole casino to the cash cage where they will pay you( In a C note if you want) or twenties
this tells them they need to send a slot person over to fill the tickets up in the machine

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It is my understanding that most of those machines do not hold $10 bills because they take up too much space.

I hate it when they give me a bunch of $20's...like wtf! Oftentimes when I'm done playing a machine, and say I have $375 left in credits, I'll insert my lower denomination bills to make it an even $400. I swear, after 1 week of playing and always cashing out the exact amount I end up with, I'll end up having $500-1000 in $20's, $10's, $5's, and $1's. Makes it very difficult to count up my money at the end of the day to make sure my money matches with my reported results.

I consolidate my tickets too, sometimes, if I have multiple tickets (ie: found lots of ultimate x's to vulture....makes it easy to insert $100 to the machine, play the hand, cash out. find another multiplier, insert $100...rinse wash repeat, so I know exactly how much I won or lost on each one [since they usually vary in denomination and # of lines). Unfortunately, sometimes that leads me with $2000+ on a single ticket and can't cash it out on those damn ATM machines and have to go to the cage!!

Does anyone know what the upper limit is to cash out a TITO on the ATM machines is? Is it the same for how much you can put into a VP/Slot machine? (I assume it's done partially to make sure you don't zap out 50+ bills on the ATM machine and also to ensure you go to the cage and they file a SAR if it's over $3k.)

Maybe I'm confused but, I don't think this thread is what the title implies. TITO (ticket in ticket out) is the modern standard slot/VP machine. Y'all are talking about redemption machines, ticket in rarely ticket out.

Quote: RS

Does anyone know what the upper limit is to cash out a TITO on the ATM machines is?

It's totally dependent upon the casino settings.

Quote: RS

Is it the same for how much you can put into a VP/Slot machine?

Definitely not. And also dependent on how the casino set it up.

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I've seen them set at only $1000 before. And other amounts as well. It depends.

Quote: Ibeatyouraces

As far as I know, $1199.99. Could be lower depending on the casino.

Could have sworn I got $1300 out of them once. I know the slot/video poker machines themselves start printing out your wins after $2k for most, even high limit.

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Quote: Tomspur

The reason being, the $10's, $20's and $50's cassettes inside the machine is more than likely empty.

Do they ever use $50's in these, seeing as how they are supposedly bad luck?

One time at Jerry's Nugget, I went to the ATM and withdrew $1,400. It dispensed $1,200 in cash, which I took and walked away.

Someone came up behind me and took the next $200 in 20's. They saw the person on camera taking the money after talking to security and told me "this has happened before."

They allow you to take out up to $3,000, but it only dispenses $1,200 at a time. It takes about 20 seconds for the second $1,200 to come out. LOL.

I had over $3,000 in black chips there, and the dealers were warning me about folks seeing that much money and what they might do. LOL. I love that place.

I think they only have $8,000 in black on that table.