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Hi all, I'm a new member, my name is Ekanem Joseph, I'm from Austin. I am crazy about gambling, and I would like to be friends with someone, and maybe in the future there will be an opportunity to play together.

Hi guys! I am also new here. I love playing slot games and I wish to get some advices here. I already played some slot games before but am always looking for new ones to try ^^ 

Here is my advice.  Push the button when the play before ends.  It is a mindless game.  

Welcome,  I hope you enjoy the forum.  Please don't let some of the downer comments sway you from having a good time.  We diffinately need some new blood and excitement.

Right, some who comment don't consider the objectives of others, which isn't cool. Then again, purists who consider only the cost of playing one game vs. another are pretty much in line with the fundamental stance we take here, which is to play the best games in the best ways.

Well, Jerry's dead wrong when he says that playing slots is "mindless." There are many things you can do to dramatically reduce your loss from playing, even to the point of actually making a profit.

Allow me to toot the horn of my favorite casino, Emerald Island, which has several two-hour periods every day where slot club points are awarded at 100x normal. Since that's 0.066 before the multiplier, that's 6.6% back to the player. And their penny slots (all their slots take .01 denoms) average 92% payout. So would you rather chug down to the Strip and burn your money playing 85% return slots at the Golden Commode, or head over to downtown Henderson and play a 98.6% game?

Where and when you play makes a huge difference.

Where and when you play definitely makes a difference.  Then the mindlessness takes over from there.....

There are slot themes for everyone's entertainment. Kevin sounds like good advice for Emerald Island

i will go there on next visit. All depends on what's fun for you. We are not all high rollers.

I really wish we could discuss Las Vegas in a enjoyable way. Do have fun in Las Vegas I like

to try different places. You can have a good time from low cost places to high end.

make good use of LVA coupons Great fun to get a bargain.

My best Las Vegas memories are from the first few when I didn't know jack, nothing about comps, ratings, how one should play, etc.  We'd been told to charge everything to the room, but only that it made things easier at check out.  My husband had seen/heard people getting their charges written off at end of stay, so he goaded me into going into this little office where a gentleman sat at desk with computer.  I had rehearsed..."I was wondering if I qualify to have any of our charges taken off."  He typed a bit and said "Yes, we will take care of all these.  Thanks for staying with us and come back soon."

I promise, the total was probably $80 or so (the room was an up front mailer comp), maybe not that much, but to me this was an amazing thing!

After that came the players card levels, etc., what I could get, what others were getting, the slowly escalating greed on my part.

More fun when I didn't know much.  Kind of like marriage, in a way.  LOL.

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