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The primary job of a slot machine is to separate you from your money. On the other hand, it is hired by casino houses to entice and entertain you with flashy images, sounds, and seductive dreams. And this is what you call good business.

The reason isn't rocket science. It's just plain math. Americans thrust $1billion in slot machines every day, at least! Of course, after taxes and all expenses, casino establishments gain $30 billion a year just from slot machines. It's because it's so easy. No rules, no strategies, no skills and no minds. Just drop your bets and pull the lever or the button. The result is that approximately 10% of the money Americans slide into slots never goes back up again - at least not to them.

The House Edge

Slots give casino houses the edge because they make profit far more than any other casino gambling. These machines account for 70% of all the houses' revenues. And it's a powerful trend that is eliminating many table games. House owners want them because they don't need attendants or croupiers, only security guards of course. These machines can operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The Most Popular Slots

The most sought after slot machines are the ones that bellows "Wheeeel of Fooooortuuunnne!" that entices bettors. When hooked in a spinning and you put in your maximum bet, the machine might reward them with a bonus win.

Cherry dribblers are also popular because of its use of small payouts to keep patrons on playing. Other slots are designed to grow their jackpot prizes before their patron's eyes, where the longer they player, the bigger the cash prize gets. However, all these slots are programmed to produce occasional near misses.

The psychological effect of this for the player is to play just one more time - "coz maybe the next time would be my jackpot" Before the player knows it, he's played dozens of "last games", which exhausts his pockets too. Player Profiles

Slot machines were once the choice of old, low income gamblers. Now, they're played by college educated 41-50-year-olds who earns more than $51,000 a year. With these actual demographics, slots are designed to keep their minds playing and losing and yet entertained. That's easy money: to get something big for nothing. Now, many people would say that winning in a slot machine is just a bonus. They play it mostly for the show.

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