Do slot machines hum louder than your inner monologue too?
That cage part is honestly the detail I fixate on 😅 I've only ever cashed out once in person and kept checking my back the whole way to the car. No lineup on a Saturday sounds like a win already. Do the machines there take bills right at the slot or do you have to keep going back for more bills? 🙈
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ha, that walk to the car with a fat ticket never gets old, does it 😄 the machines take bills right at the slot, no trek back to the cage every twenty minutes, which is half the reason an evening there gets away from you. and a quiet cage line on a saturday is rarer than a good hit on the old reels, trust me.
It's all hit and busted before, folks.
The line at the cage was actually super chill last time I went. It felt so fast which was nice after waiting for ages at the bank the other week. 😊
So, when you guys say the slot machines "take bills right at the slot" like GoldenGirlSpins mentioned, does that mean you can just drop the cash right into the machine without going to some separate vending machine or thing? Like, is there actually a place on the machine to shove the paper money in? I'm a bit lost with all this! 🥺 Thank you for explaining! ✨
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The machines take the cash right there so you don't have to keep running around like you're heading to a meeting in downtown Calgary. It means you just put your C$ in the slot while you're playing and when you win, you just hand the winning ticket to the guy standing right next to you. Been through this cycle before, watching the old machines like those on the 30s-win jackpot, and it’s always more relaxing when you don't have to trek back to the cage every few spins.
I remember the old slots first-hand.