Originally posted by Fishhead
See what RENO COOL posted after you.............
Having played numerous beatable slots(as well as playing thousands upon thousands of beatable video poker), you would be insane not to use a slot card.
Even with the case of the Bellagio, even though they revoked my card, I was still able to play the machines and beat them on a daily basis.
REN0-Yes, a handful of us were the very first to play these beatable slots and we had a tremendous advantage in that first year to year and half has very few knew how to beat them or even knew about them...........and together we stayed on top of every new machine that hit the market. Later, literally thousands knew they were beatable, although many played them wrong.
I'm sure you are familar with the Odyseey machines. A buddy and me were the very first humans to ever play these types of slots, as we just happened to be there late one night when they were installing four of them at Ballys........the techs said these were the first ones ever anywhere. As you know, there are a couple of beatable games on that machine, and my buddy and me played those for a week or two before any other wiseguys even knew about them...........we did well.
Having played numerous beatable slots(as well as playing thousands upon thousands of beatable video poker), you would be insane not to use a slot card.
Even with the case of the Bellagio, even though they revoked my card, I was still able to play the machines and beat them on a daily basis.
REN0-Yes, a handful of us were the very first to play these beatable slots and we had a tremendous advantage in that first year to year and half has very few knew how to beat them or even knew about them...........and together we stayed on top of every new machine that hit the market. Later, literally thousands knew they were beatable, although many played them wrong.
I'm sure you are familar with the Odyseey machines. A buddy and me were the very first humans to ever play these types of slots, as we just happened to be there late one night when they were installing four of them at Ballys........the techs said these were the first ones ever anywhere. As you know, there are a couple of beatable games on that machine, and my buddy and me played those for a week or two before any other wiseguys even knew about them...........we did well.
I remember the Odyssey well. For a while every new slot that came out was a play of some sort.
I think guys here got the wrong notion that you need to have extraordinary skill and you can sit at a machine all day and make a fortune. The only skill needed was a rudimentary understanding of how machines work and keeping your mind open. Good feet didn't hurt either.
Some newer plays today are more complicated and require quick thinking.