Yesterday at Indian Bend, I was playing a machine and was approached by a manager and security guard and told that I had earlier played another machine and cashed out another player's credits for $110 and would have to pay that back or they would bar me from the casino. They aren't satisfied with millions in profit and odds that always favor the house. I must add, this is just one more example of corporate greed stiffing the consumer. I guess we were diehard fans because it took a year or so of losing, losing, losing before we accepted the fact that Casino Arizona had changed for the worse and we were no longer having an enjoyable experience there. The short version is: the new slots at Arizona (and Gila and McDowell too, by the way) are set seriously, definitely, ridiculously tight! You can look around and see a lot of players are feeling the same pain.

Seems like they think $200 or $300 is a big jackpot around there, but the machines swallow $20 bills in record time, so it's easy to lose a lot of cash very quickly, even on the penny machines! Why risk hundreds for a measly $200 jackpot? We haven't won a thing worth mentioning since then.

The fun is over.Ībout a year or so ago they took out all the great old mechanical reel machines, etc.

We loved to play and we always managed to have a good time and win a nice jackpot occasionally. We used to play slots once a week if possible at the McKellips casino AZ.

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