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At 3:12 he had just won 34150 coins. But at 03:13 that disappeared? Looks like he edited out losing that?



[Ignore that. Seems I'd rolled into another video.]

OD: I can't find the thing you're talking about at the time point given. I think this video was edited from a longer 2+ hour livestream and these are the highlights. He did cashout a few times to get vouchers. Towards the end he was putting in $1,000 at a time, and I don't know where you can find $1,000 bills much less $1,000 vouchers. Maybe the new FastPay system allows him to add that $1,000 onto the credit meter at the push of a button. Maybe he went to the casino ATM and purchased a small handful of $1,000 vouchers beforehand.

At 22:54 he has 45K credits, then the next scene he's back at $1,000 at the denomination screen.

At other casinos, the machines may have a $3K credit limit you can't go over, so any non-handpay jackpot that puts you over $3K will be spit out as a voucher. Most casinos don't have the PIN handpay feature, so you'll be waiting around for a handpay.

One slot-tuber suggests playing the 5 or 10 multipliers (on Lightning Cash High Stakes) because the chips in the bonus rounds are higher, like 12,500 or 25,000 and you could hit 2 of them. On a 10 cent denom, 25,000 x $0.10 = $2,500. He says he gets a bit ripped-off on the progressives, but the high chip values make up for it.

Ignore my comment above. I'd rolled into another video.

I can't find either of these machines at my local casino. The casino mostly has lower denomination machines of 1, 2, 5, 10 cents, not higher denominations of 10, 25, 50, 100 cents.

You should always buy the 4,5,9,10 in any amount because the machines pay to the penny.