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With its large jackpot and a lot of ways for win, OpenBet’s Cash Machine is a video slot game that may provide very good and constant total return. By its symbols (Cherries, Plums, Lucky Sevens, Bells, and more), this is a classic slot, while it’s playing mode makes this game very modern at the same time. This slot is similar to Captain Scarlett Slot.
Unique Gaming Features
The Cash Machine is a 5-reel video slot game with no less than 243 lines in a grid of fifteen blocks. This game doesn’t use a standard set of paying lines, but it offers 243 ways to win the jackpot instead. Furthermore, the game has a unique Tetris-like Reaction feature and a nice set of futuristic symbols. Each of Cash Machine’s nine symbols represents a fruit so that you can find beautifully designed grapes, cherries and more, coloured in red, green, blue or yellow. Every time you match 5 same colours, the game will cause a Reaction, making symbols disappear while new symbols fill the vacant spaces. One Reaction may lead to another and it will certainly award you with a great payout.
Set Your Stake and Win Big
Even though the game has a fixed pay style, you can always adjust the size of money wagered. The smallest amount of bet is $0.20 and the maximum goes all the way up to $500. The progressive jackpot will award the lucky winner with a sizeable amount of 121.500 coins, making this game very interesting both for novice and professional players. One of the 3, 4 or 5 matching symbols per reel, in any position from the left to the right, will qualify you for a win, respectively.
Three Various Jackpots
Although the game is available in the free play mode, you can score the jackpot in the real money mode only. Cash Machine has three different jackpot modes, depending on the number of “Seven” symbols collected:
- 3 Sevens will get the “regular” or the Minor jackpot with the multiplier of 10x,
- Mini Jackpot is reserved for players with 4 Sevens,
- 5 Sevens will get you the Maxi Jackpot, the best option in the game.
The Cash Machine comes both in the free play and real money mode, so you can actually try its features before start collecting coins. New rules and quite different features are often enough to award you with one of three possible jackpot prizes.
Casino technology company IGT announced its cashless gambling system, Resort Wallet, has been approved by Nevada gaming authorities. Hello, mixed feelings.
The system allows gamblers to access money directly from a slot machine, rather than having to insert cash or trek to an ATM.
A player simply uses their casino loyalty club card to transfer cash into a secure digital wallet, either at the casino “cage” or via a Resort Wallet-enabled slot machine. Then, the player can use their PIN to apply funds to any game, as well as being able to cash out to their digital wallet at any time. Which is definitely going to happen. Definitely.
Please let this photo also serve as a reminder to avoid gambling with $50 bills. Superstition thing.
As with everything in life, there are two sides to this story.
On one hand, the technology makes it convenient for players to gain access to their money.
On the other hand, the technology makes it convenient for players to gain access to their money.
Specifically, easy access to money raises a number of concerns, and not just for those with a gambling problem.
The main benefit of cashless systems (convenience, or the removal of obstacles between a gambler and their money) is also the main reason such systems tend to receive some blowback.
Cashless systems remove many of the barriers to accessing and gambling one’s funds. You know, barriers like standing up, stretching your legs, meandering to an ATM, paying an ATM fee, walking back to the machine, loading it up with actual cash money, all that.
Those “barriers” are considered by many to be important safeguards for players.
In the heat of the moment during a losing session, you’re forced to stop and look around and take part in the aforementioned meandering.
You may go to the restroom. You may grab a coffee. You may unsuccessfully hit on a complete stranger. You may even reconsider whether you want to gamble more.
Let’s face it: Las Vegas was not built on people reconsidering whether they want to gamble more.
Hate getting up from your slot machine? We invented these. You’re welcome.
Recently, advocates of cashless systems, typically casinos or providers like IGT, promote these systems as “reduced-contact” and “safer,” using the pandemic as a marketing angle, but those selling points are obviously self-serving.
These systems are about making it easier for players to get and gamble money, plain and simple.
They’re also about making money seem as little like money as possible. (Remember, these are the same folks who insist upon calling it “gaming” rather than “gambling.” There’s a reason.)
Why do casinos use chips rather than cash? Because when a gambler uses chips, it doesn’t feel like money they’re gambling. It’s just chips.
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Cashless systems take that even further. In a moment of decision, sometimes fueled by alcohol, players don’t touch anything at all but their loyalty club card.
Still, we’re a big fan of individual choice and personal responsibility, so we’re solidly on the fence about such cashless systems.
We actually like the option of having access to our money at the tables, either through a marker (casino credit) or a tabletop device.
We wrote about such “tabletop ATMs” back in January 2020. These machines let players access money without ever leaving the table. They’ve already been used at Palms, The D and Strat. If the world had ended, we’d have heard about it.
Yes, there are fees. No, we don’t remember what they are. We’re here to drink, not “remember things.”
Another cashless slot machine credit system, Marker Trax, is being tested at Ellis Island, just off The Strip.
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Looking ahead, IGT got a patent for slot machines to accept Bitcoin and other “crypto,” as the kids call it. The mind reels.
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We’d love to hear your thoughts about cashless gambling systems. Player’s friend or enabler?
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Coincidentally, in IGT’s news release, a spokesperson for the company said, “We’re grateful to the Nevada Gaming Control Board for enabling this momentous debut in the state.”
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