But Player A only gave the casino one chance to win, whereas Player B gave the casino 50 chances. There’s now 50 rounds of the two outcomes, each with either a $10 win or a $10 loss.īoth played the same game, both wagered the same amount, both are, mathematically, expected to lose the same amount.
Player B makes 50 x $10 wagers on Roulette on Black. The player walks away after that one wager. There’s two outcomes – a $500 win or a $500 loss. Player A makes a $500 wager on Roulette on Black. At that point, it’s best to put all your play on the board since all those days are counting either way.īegas Vaby: Is your ‘rating’ or ‘value’ to a casino based on money in, or time spent playing? Otherwise you’ll get a day of no play when you actually played, because the casino already knows you’re there. Thinking about longer trips, if you’re going to be staying at a property for more than one day, your card is likely linked to your room (especially in the case where you’re using it to get no resort fees such as with Caesars or MGM Rewards), so in cases like that play with your card at all times. So while it’s generally advisable to use your card, there are scenarios where it might make sense to avoid it on a given day. I knew I wasn’t going to play much ($20 or whatnot) so I didn’t use my card. In other cases I’ve noodled on a slot with low bets before a concert. No gambling was going to take place so I did not use my card on property and basically stayed invisible. My partner and I decided we wanted to go, exchange the shirt, get dinner and perhaps do a bit more shopping. Last month I had to exchange a shirt given to me as a gift the only place in my state that had this particular store was one of my local casinos. There is definitely a point where if you’re not going to play much or at all, it can make sense to not use your card and therefore trigger a gaming day. 
Playing less on a day will therefore impact your rating. Josh: Each day you play at a casino, or swipe your card for anything (whether a restaurant discount, kiosk game or free parking) will initiate a gaming day on property. Big Talks Slots: A Beginner’s Guide, which you can pick up on Amazon.īegas Vaby: If you play on slots for 3 hours one day, and 20 minutes the next day does this affect your overall player ‘rating’ to the casino? In other words is it better to just use your card when you plan on staking a lot or playing a long session than every time you jump on a machine for a quick spin?
Joshua O’Connell of Know Your Slots is a veritable expert who also co-authored Mr. To answer those questions, we have decided to go to the man who literally wrote the book on slots.
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