Nevada Slot Hold Report - The Strip is NOT the Place to Play

Believe it or not, craps is not the only game in the casino. Savvy players have a back-up plan for when their craps game is off. If Heavy isn't winning at Craps you're likely to find him playing Baccarat, Blackjack, or even Roulette. If the table games aren't working out he may even take a cigar break in the high limit slot area for a little hit-and-run action. But just like craps - you have to plan your play and play your plan. If you have a question on slots, video poker, carnival games or any table games other than craps, this is the place to post. Let's hear about the games you play when you're not playing craps! What's your game? What's your strategy? How's that working out for you? Inquiring minds want to know!

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Nevada Slot Hold Report - The Strip is NOT the Place to Play

Post by heavy » Wed Jul 04, 2018 1:10 pm

I'll post the link to the report first:

http://gaming.unlv.edu/reports/nv_slot_hold.pdf

I love stumbling onto reports like this because they tell you things you already know intuitively if you play slots on the Strip. The slot hold on the strip is 7.31% versus 5.35% on the Boulder Strip. Bankerdude - looks like we need to take our high limit slot play out to places like East Side Cannery, Sam's Town, Boulder Station, and the Fiesta Henderson. High limit slots there will be what? Two dollars? For the record, I popped a $600 jackpot on a penny blazing sevens machine over at the Silver Sevens casino at $3 a pull. Ding ding ding.
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Re: Nevada Slot Hold Report - The Strip is NOT the Place to Play

Post by 220Inside » Wed Jul 04, 2018 2:37 pm

Hell, I might even tag along on that trip to give it a whirl.

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