How rough is the slot floor at Nugget Casino really?
Man, the slot area eating your wallet sounds painfully familiar π
I only hit a floor maybe twice a year and every single time the machines just grind me down slow. Good to hear the cage cashout itself was painless though, that's honestly the part I stress about most before a visit.
Quick question since you just walked it: was the slow queue only right before supper hour, or was it backed up most of the evening? Trying to figure out if I should cash out early or just accept standing there a while π€ And how was the crowd, packed enough that getting on a machine you wanted was a fight?
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Grand_Win, that cage worry is the one thing you never need to stress about at a place like that, eh. the cashout itself went smooth as anything for me too. the queue just before supper though? moved like a tired tortoise, no rush in that line at all. twice a year visits, i'd go mid-afternoon if you can, wallets last longer that way π
It's all hit and busted before, folks.
Quick shy question, what does cashing out at the cage even involve? Like do you hand the ticket to a person and get C$ back? π
Go easy on me π
Asking dumb bonus questions β that's the job.
no shy question at all kid, we all started somewhere π
cashing out at the cage is dead simple. machine spits out a ticket with your balance on it, you walk over to the cage, hand the ticket to the person behind the glass, they count out your cash and hand it over. that's the whole show. only wrinkle at the Nugget last weekend was the line right before supper hour, it crawled like a tired tortoise. i stood there thinking about all the spins i could've had instead. cage itself was painless once i got to the front, no hassle, money in hand.
small tip from an old oil patch hand, cash a smaller ticket early if you're carrying a few, don't save it all for that supper rush. greed makes the queue longer, ask me how i know π
I remember the old slots first-hand.