Since none of the area casinos post their average payback on slots I am (and this is dangerous) assuming that their reel slots payback the same percentages.

Not really great but a whole lot better than 5/4.Ĭould you please tell me the exact percentage payback on the 5/4 and 7/5 machines. On the Detroit side of the river, MGM Grand has their machines at 7/5. That is not a gamble with some expectation of winning, it is a sure loss for players. Needless to say I didn’t play video poker there because I know that the longer I would have played the greater the loss I could have expected with the house taking approximately $30.00 from every $100.00 put through the machine. I looked at about 20 machines and only found one that paid any better and that was a 6/4 machine.Īs I stated, I am not a mathematician but I think that payback percentage must be in the very low 70s. I am talking Jacks or better was only 5 coins on a full house and 4 coins on a flush. I was really taken aback when I put up the paytable. However, that aside, I was going to play quarter (my comfort level) video poker. No where do they publish their percent payback on slots. I just had an eye-opening experience at Casino Windsor. By the way, I hope you had a wonderful time with your family and friends in Seattle. I have followed some of your articles in Casino Player magazine and I subscribe to your on-line newsletter. To begin, I am not a mathematician but I am a casino player.

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