$100 Free Slot Play..what would you play?

My h2b and I are going to Dover Downs tonight and I have $100 in FSP I won at a promotion earlier this month. Both of us are table players so don't know slots that well. We want to put it all in one machine and cash out all winnings. They have most of the usual games but not many VP.
What do you guys suggest playing?

If your goal is to walk away with as much as the $100 as you can, I would suggest playing a slot machine that has a relatively low top prize. There are more frequent payoffs, as the return is not all in the jackpot. Double Diamond (without a progressive) would be a good choice

Play it through once and walk away.

Good Luck!

If they accept free play in Video Roulette I would do that. Pretty easy to get most of that $100 back.

Great idea on that.. Great way to make club points too.

I used to put $200 in the Video Roulette (slot machine game, not Rapid Roulette). I'd put in my Total Rewards card and put $ 100 on Red and Black and I got 40 reward points per spin. Granted I could have landed on 0 or 00 and lost, but never did.

Thanks for the suggestions.

We ended up playing a penny machine that was $2.00 for the max bet. We had fun on it and cashed out $164.45 and took that to BJ along with $300 of our money. Many hours and beers later, we had zero left! But we had fun and that is the most important thing.

Cool! Fun is the name of the game and it sounds you guys had some. Woulda been cool to walk with a few bucks but one can never argue with beers and fun with the sig. other.

JOHN

glad you had a good time. Some don't look at gaming as a "hobby" that typically cost money, not make money. Realistic expectations are always a good plan when gaming.

If my free plays are $100, I typically play a $5-10 double diamond. If I hit, I walk away and go piss it away on some other games. Some of the newer penny slots are pretty fun to play. Michael Jackson, Hangover, Godzilla and Tarzan come to mind.

To you recall which penny slot you played?

It wasn't one of the newer machines. All I remember was it had FREE GAMES all over the top. We hit the FREE GAMES bonus 3 times.

Another thing that could have possibly been done would have been to play it on Video Blackjack at the lowest denomination possible hand after hand until the $100 was played through exactly once!

Although it may pay Even Money on Player Blackjacks (1 To 1 -- instead of the normal 1.5 To 1), that return is still over 97% (if you can Double Down and Split Pairs too -- not just Hit or Stand -- if you can't do that either then it would put the return down to I think about 96% -- which still could be a higher return than a Slot Machine) and it spreads out the volatility as opposed to a slot machine where you don't necessarily know what its return or volatility rate may be.

RecVPPlayer

They don't allow the free play to be used on VBJ or we would have.