The Slot Expert’S Guide To Playing Slots
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The casino floors are jammed with new and different kinds of slot machines. In The Slot Expert??_??s Guide to Playing Slots,
Robison tells you what they are, how they work, and how you should play
them. Formerly sold in bulky report format, this new pocket-sized book
can be carried along easily to be used as a reference in the casinos.
Contains graphics of slot and video poker pay schedules you??_??ll
encounter, along with representative return percentages.
Learn how to:
Tell
the difference between multipliers, bonus multipliers, buy-a-pays,
multi-lines, progressives, and the hot new Australian-style slots;
identify when you should play full-coin and when you shouldn??_??t and
distinguish high-hit-frequency from low-hit-frequency machines and
understand how playing them will affect the payback rate. The Slot Expert??_??s Guide to Playing Slots
also covers general practicalities of slot play, offering facts and
tips on machine selection, payout percentages, slot myths, the value of
systems, taxes on jackpots and the use of slot clubs. 85 Pgs. 2002
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The casino floors are jammed with new and different kinds of slot machines. In The Slot Expert??_??s Guide to Playing Slots,
Robison tells you what they are, how they work, and how you should play
them. Formerly sold in bulky report format, this new pocket-sized book
can be carried along easily to be used as a reference in the casinos.
Contains graphics of slot and video poker pay schedules you??_??ll
encounter, along with representative return percentages.
Learn how to:
Tell
the difference between multipliers, bonus multipliers, buy-a-pays,
multi-lines, progressives, and the hot new Australian-style slots;
identify when you should play full-coin and when you shouldn??_??t and
distinguish high-hit-frequency from low-hit-frequency machines and
understand how playing them will affect the payback rate. The Slot Expert??_??s Guide to Playing Slots
also covers general practicalities of slot play, offering facts and
tips on machine selection, payout percentages, slot myths, the value of
systems, taxes on jackpots and the use of slot clubs. 85 Pgs. 2002
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