How to Find Lucky Casino Slots at Casinos
When it comes to casino slots, certain machines are luckier than others. This is because they give more payouts and are referred to as "loose slots." You shouldn't waste your time or money on a machine that historically and logistically is less likely to return your money.
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Instructions
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Lucky casino slots are usually placed in high-traffic areas so other casino patrons can see people winning big jackpots. Methodically walk through the casino and start by testing machines near coffee and snack bars, near change booths and on any elevated carousels that some casinos have.
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Play the more expensive slots. Statistically, machines with higher prices to play have a higher rate of payout. Use your map of the casino and find the machines that have signs that proclaim up to a 95-99 percent rate of payout
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Offer a bribe or "gift of thanks" to a casino employee. These employees are your best resource in a casino as they have the insider knowledge as to which machines are luckier or looser. Tip an employee $20 discreetly or offer him a cut of your winnings.
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Tips & Warnings
Always use the full number of coins. If you don't, you won't be able to get the jackpot.
Always use your slots card provided by the casino. It takes five minutes to register for one and it makes you eligible for comps--free or discounted drinks, food or lodging.
Avoid slots near the entrance of a casino; they are usually tight. Years ago, luckier slots were put there, as owners thought it would attract people in to the casino if they saw others winning. But it backfired as players would stay rooted at the machines near the entrance and not head further into the casino.
If the machine you are using isn't paying out, and the one next to you is, when given the opportunity, try that machine. Casinos never put two lucky machines next to each other.
