(A minimum bet on a 1¢ slot machine requires a bare minimum of 30¢ or more -dependent on the machine- to play.) Every slot machine has a minimum bet that is always higher than the amount boldly displayed on the machine.(If it displays the previous machine payout of '370', it is not $370.00, it is $3.70.) The 'last payout' displayed on each slot machine is the value in pennies, not dollars.A few things of note to be aware of that I observed: There is no level of customer-enjoyment consideration whatsoever, and the undertone of corporate-like greed is palpable.

The rate at which the machines usurp your money, in my opinion, is callously disrespectful to their otherwise would-be repeat guests. There is no such satisfaction on these slots. No dice (pun intended)! Not only do the slot machines not pay-out, but they're not even fun to lose money on whilst playing them! For example: if I purchase a scratch-off ticket I prefer the games that take longer to lose on (such as CashWord or Bingo) because even though I didn't win, I was at least entertained for a sufficient amount of time to justify the money lost without being butthurt about it. As a brand new, somewhat inexperienced (because losing money gives me anxiety) patron, I went there for my first time with my sister (BIG gambler) to check it out, play some slots, and maybe even walk away with a little money. I understand that as a brand new business, they are very eager to recoup investment capital and to get out of the red however, the manner in which they are undertaking that task all but guarantees an opposite outcome. If you're going there to play the slot machines, you're going to have a bad time.

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