Let us take the last
first. No slot player should ever put one coin through
a machine without first putting in his or her slot-club
card.
Inscribe
that on the tablets of your heart or, if you must, write
it on the back of your hand so that if you are about
to put in a coin you’ll read: “Hey, remember,
put your card in first!” Although you should never
play just to pile up slot points (after all it is much
more fun piling up money), handled properly slot clubs
are a great boon to the slot player. If you were, for
argument’s sake, planning to put $1,000 through
a given machine anyway, it is much better to put it
through and get some
credit from the casino for having done so! The only
danger in slot clubs is the fact that some people
think they are playing the slot machines not to
win actual money but to impress the computers that
are determining what their play is worth. “Oh,
my, I need to put another $10,000 through and then
I’ll get a free ticket to the Herman’s
Hermits reunion concert. Harold! Get the ATM card
and drain Little Timmy’s college account!”
So, by all means
join the slot clubs but never play a penny more
than you had intended to play just to get points.
And you can’t impress a computer anyway.
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