MethodologyĪ kind and anonymous source provided me with par sheets for the games in question. However some casinos did mix up loose and tight machines, most notably Treasure Island and the California casinos. Most casinos were very consistent in their slot returns.If one nickel machine had a return of x% then all others like it also returned x%. There was also no correlation between return and proximity to such things as the main door, table game pit, high traffic areas, and low traffic areas. Machines on the end of a bank did no better on average than those in the middle. There seemed to be no truth behind slot placement myths. They left off LeopardSpots, and the study began in October. The small print at thebottom says, 'Independent study conducted between November2001-February 2002 on Austin Powers, Fortune Cookie, Reel'em In, and Wheel of Fortune games. Actually the study only says that the Palms had the lowest nickel video slotsof the casinos surveyed in Las Vegas. The'.' in the sign encompases quite a bit of information,which was conveniently left off the sign. Although I did the study Anthony Curtis published it in the LasVegas Advisor, which is how it become well known. The above sign can be found across the street from the Palms. The next table shows the average return by location. I can not include any casino that prohibits the method in which I gather data. The Suncoast and Rampart Casino in Summerlin do not allow playing slots and taking notes at the same time.
Won a $168,854 jackpot on a $1 Big Monte Spin & Win slot machine at TI. Big win at Treasure Island Las Vegas! Of Bullhead City, Ariz. Recorded live at the Excalibur Casino in Las Vegas, NV ALWAYS CHASING THAT ELUSIVE HANDPAY! Star Watch Magma slot machine bonus rounds at. The data collected goes back as far as October 2001 so the information is a bit dated. The returns are based on a sampling of five different types of machines. The following table ranks the Las Vegas casinos according to the looseness of their video display reeled nickel slot machines.
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