Why do slot machines use fruit reel symbols? Early 1900s slot machine reels included cherry, melon, orange, apple, and bar symbols with non-cash payouts of fruit-flavored gum, allowing machine owners to avoid prosecution under anti-gambling laws by presenting them as authentic vending machines beginning around 1907.
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Ameristar St. Charles Riverboat Casino
While I was at Ameristar St. Charles on the eastern border of Missouri near St. Louis recently being shown around by a local fan that knows that riverboat casino well, I learned quite a lot which you’ll find useful if you visit this casino yourself some time, including getting the best returns you’re likely to find here.
High Roller Radio Interview
High Roller Radio has interviewed some of the greatest gamblers, casino insiders, sports bettors, authors and poker players. Here, our interview with Jon H Friedl, Jr., Ph.D, aka ‘Professor Slots,’ who discusses his book Learning to Win: How to Make a Profit at Slot Machine Gambling.
My Job is to Explain How to Become a Successful Slots Enthusiast!
A lot has changed in slot machine casino gambling, not just with casino operating systems but also to slot machine games. Perhaps you’ve noticed these changes at casinos, and wondered what they’ve meant? If so, here are the practical explanations you’ve been looking for to become a successful slots enthusiast.
Learning to Win – How to Make a Profit at Slot Machine Gambling
In Learning to Win, Friedl uses more than a decade of research, observations, experiences, and analysis with new and older-style slot machines. Study of new casino operational technologies led in gambling strategies and assessment techniques matched to the most common gambling goals in an easy-to-understand manner.
Indiana Slots Return-To-Player 2021
Since the unprecedented event of all U.S. casinos closing in 2020, slots enthusiasts are concerned casinos have tightened their slot machines and, if so, have they stopped yet? Let’s look closely at the return statistics for Indiana’s slots return-to-player and compare it to my analyzes of Florida, Mississippi, and New Jersey RTP.
