Leeches - people who are not real players, but they latch on to our top tier players and boast them as their best friend and use them for their comps such as food and free rooms. And they even talk to us AS IF they are the top tier player. Freaking leeches.
The most obviously likeable patron in the casino... a George, meaning he/she's a good tipper. Always try to be more generous than tight when tipping at casinos (except to the occasional grumpy casino employee), it's a small amount of your overall spend and usually makes for a good time with the employees too. 👍
“Vultures” better be careful. Any unclaimed money is considered property of the casino. I’ve heard of players that took a ticket or chip they found on the ground or at a machine and were confronted by casino security shortly afterwards. If you’re lucky, all that will happen is they will take what you found. But sometimes they can take all your winnings from you, detain you for questioning and in extreme cases press charges against you. If you find a ticket or chip that does not belong to you, leave it alone. It’s not worth the risk.
I've always understood Slot Vulture to be a player who seek out slot machines that are in an advantageous state. I wish you guys talked about these machines, BTW!
@@jamesburrell677 Yup, but Vulture has a more appropriate tone considering they may wait around and do or say things to make the player with a valued machine feel uncomfortable enough to cash out!
They use the term "whale" around me a lot. Not because I'm a high roller...I'm just fat. PS, I love your videos! They're always very informative, and dispel so many myths. Keep up the great work!
We call casino vultures as someone who hangs around you waiting for you to leave a machine. They sit down on one side put in $20 and strike up conversation or just stand behind you. I just slow play and call my brother and say I'm going to spend my whole time on this machine. When do you want to go He will say a ridiculous amount of of hours and I will repeat it. Usually 4 or 5 hours. Casino vultures usually hang around classic machines more than "penny" machines
I have done this. A creepy lady once sat for hours waiting on me and she waited and finally gave up and left. The next day I was walking on the pathway it was far enough from the machine that she could not see us but we could see her, We just laughed and kept going!
I had the rare occurrence of winning two jackpots one night, and the same attendant (who I generously tipped) did the payout and said to the person next to me, he is a “HUYA.” (Hew-yah) I did not know that stood for “Horseshoe up your ass.” I guess it was nice to be labeled a HUYA for an evening.
When you said the folder, I almost thought you were going to talk about the banned list known as the black book, the black binder (or sometimes just known as 'the binder') which is the list of banned players due to cheating or card counting lol😅
For the "folder" request, i heard that if you are identified as someone with a problem but you come back and happen to win, the can deny you that jackpot.
Correct. Also it’s an arrest-able offensive. If you self-exclude or have self-identified as a problem gambler it’s considered trespassing to return. However, it is important to note that you have to have admitted to having a problem and this is a self identifying incident. The Casino cannot just claim that you are a problem gambler. You would’ve had to be made aware that you were not allowed to return.
And a big loser. I have a friend who has degrees in stuff like statistical analysis, advanced math, and applied mathematics types of stuff. His first job out of college was with one of the big slot machine companies. One of the first jobs he was assigned was to figure out why their machines had a drop-off. He said he never could figure it out but that after approximately 13 to 14 minutes of continuous play, the payouts would drop significantly. This was not supposed to happen and was not programmed into the RNG algorythm. It is just an anomaly that he could never figure. He went over every line of code (millions) many times and could not find anything to explain the issue. The gaming company is honest and wanted a player to have the same chance to win at 1 hour as they did in the first 10 minutes. They dont need any more edge than the law allows, and plus they know that people need to win to want to come back.
@@RedWhiteAndBlue4evr1That's very interesting. When I play slots, if I don't win anything significant in the first 10 spins, I get off the machine and find another. If I win more than what I put it, I immediately cash out. Put the voucher in my wallet . Usually stay in a casino only about 3 hours playing a variety of machines. 99 percent of the time, I leave with more money than what I came with. Sadly, my wife isn't that lucky, so I give her some of my winnings
At a small , family owned casino in Las Vegas, they used to say "Sam Jones" Bank one. That meant the manager or pit boss was coming.The casino is gone now. My family had a lot of fun at that casino for many years.
I was downtown and wanted to play a game but it had 35 cents left on it and was afraid to play it. I said something to the slot attendant and she said don’t worry about it. K.
Slang terms for stuntmen and stunt women - “Sell out” or “sold out” is someone who really gives it his or her all. He really sold out on that stunt. “Hustler” is someone who hustler hard to get work. “Green” someone who is new and has a lot to learn. “Cowboy up” means get tough. This one is gonna hurt so cowboy up and go for it.
God, I hate them. Or the card/dice players who scream over a simple win. The worst I experienced were a couple at the Hollywood casino in Columbus, Oh. Those idiots would clap and yell BIG MONEY every time they got a bonus. It wasnt even Wheel of Fortune. Then they'd applaud thenselves loudly for whatever they won, even if it wasnt mych more than they bet. They LOVE attention
Cowboy thank you for all the great and informative content on slots! You have mentioned in many of your vids that the chance of getting a HANDPAY increases with the $10 denom machine so would a $5 machine with 2 credit max be included in that or is it specifically a $10 denom machine?
The higher the denomination, generally the higher the payback % setting on that machine. HOWEVER, the difference between the % from $5 to $10 is unnoticeable. If the $10 doesn't give you a benefit by betting max (such as a bonus round), then play the lower denomination in order to activate all the features, progressives or top line jackpot amounts.
Brantley i got a ? You said the word tilt means someone spends too much money or whatever why would a casino care at all about someone spending too much mone its that persons money they came there to have a good time and enjoy themselves if i take 1200 to a local casi o and i win a 1800 jackpot and i lose the 1800 and the 1200 i came with thats my choice I've never heard of a casino giving any care about how much money a person spends theyre there to enjoy themselves and the casino is there making money hand over fist why would it mattet to the casino they dont care very much about the people im confused this makes no sense to me please explain
The terms in this video are not necessarily negative, just slang that casino patrons may not be familiar with. The term 'tilt ' is often used in poker, meaning that a player is upset and acting out and/or making bad decisions based on emotions. As far as being on tilt at the slot machine, you're right that the casino won't mind that a player spends all their winnings back. But perhaps they are causing a scene or damaging property, then tilt would be a bad thing.
Leeches - people who are not real players, but they latch on to our top tier players and boast them as their best friend and use them for their comps such as food and free rooms. And they even talk to us AS IF they are the top tier player. Freaking leeches.
you're describing what's called a " Hustler" .
The most obviously likeable patron in the casino... a George, meaning he/she's a good tipper. Always try to be more generous than tight when tipping at casinos (except to the occasional grumpy casino employee), it's a small amount of your overall spend and usually makes for a good time with the employees too. 👍
“Vultures” better be careful. Any unclaimed money is considered property of the casino. I’ve heard of players that took a ticket or chip they found on the ground or at a machine and were confronted by casino security shortly afterwards. If you’re lucky, all that will happen is they will take what you found. But sometimes they can take all your winnings from you, detain you for questioning and in extreme cases press charges against you. If you find a ticket or chip that does not belong to you, leave it alone. It’s not worth the risk.
I've always understood Slot Vulture to be a player who seek out slot machines that are in an advantageous state. I wish you guys talked about these machines, BTW!
I believe that is called an advantage player.
@@jamesburrell677 Yup, but Vulture has a more appropriate tone considering they may wait around and do or say things to make the player with a valued machine feel uncomfortable enough to cash out!
They use the term "whale" around me a lot. Not because I'm a high roller...I'm just fat. PS, I love your videos! They're always very informative, and dispel so many myths. Keep up the great work!
😂😂😂😂
My local has a lot of fleas but few whales. What, casinos have a problem with slot players who win a bundle and then play it back?
Now I am gonna start paying attention to what is being said around me! I didn’t know being called a “whale” was a good thing! 😂😂😂
With my bankroll that's a term I will never hear LOL
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I consider myself a slot whore 😂I keep jumping slots from slots until one starts hitting
Me 2🤣
We call casino vultures as someone who hangs around you waiting for you to leave a machine. They sit down on one side put in $20 and strike up conversation or just stand behind you. I just slow play and call my brother and say I'm going to spend my whole time on this machine. When do you want to go He will say a ridiculous amount of of hours and I will repeat it. Usually 4 or 5 hours. Casino vultures usually hang around classic machines more than "penny" machines
I have done this. A creepy lady once sat for hours waiting on me and she waited and finally gave up and left. The next day I was walking on the pathway it was far enough from the machine that she could not see us but we could see her, We just laughed and kept going!
Heard the word..Plopper...a person who moves from machine to machine and plops down in a seat.
I call them Drifters and Roamers
Silver Mining - someone who loiters and walks around looking for credits left behind in the slot machines.
From the old days when you could find coins in the trays. Not that I ever looked in trays as I walked around...
I had the rare occurrence of winning two jackpots one night, and the same attendant (who I generously tipped) did the payout and said to the person next to me, he is a “HUYA.” (Hew-yah) I did not know that stood for “Horseshoe up your ass.” I guess it was nice to be labeled a HUYA for an evening.
I have never wanted a laughing emoji more than right this minute.
Brantley has "Cred"
When you said the folder, I almost thought you were going to talk about the banned list known as the black book, the black binder (or sometimes just known as 'the binder') which is the list of banned players due to cheating or card counting lol😅
And one of those guys is still Al Capone. 😅
@@JW-eq3vj The Nevada Gaming Commission takes you out of the black book when you die.
For the "folder" request, i heard that if you are identified as someone with a problem but you come back and happen to win, the can deny you that jackpot.
Correct. Also it’s an arrest-able offensive. If you self-exclude or have self-identified as a problem gambler it’s considered trespassing to return. However, it is important to note that you have to have admitted to having a problem and this is a self identifying incident. The Casino cannot just claim that you are a problem gambler. You would’ve had to be made aware that you were not allowed to return.
Can a “vulture” really make a decent amount of money? The only tickets I have ever noticed left behind are only worth pennies.
I see tickets left behind all the time at the casino I go to. All of them are under $1.
I use the word: “ Jancy “ meaning… someone around you while you’re playing slot, to give off bad luck.
We used to call someone we thought was an idiot a turd burglar because who would still a turd ... there ya go!
Camper = a person who sits and plays the same machine for hours and hours.
And a big loser. I have a friend who has degrees in stuff like statistical analysis, advanced math, and applied mathematics types of stuff.
His first job out of college was with one of the big slot machine companies. One of the first jobs he was assigned was to figure out why their machines had a drop-off. He said he never could figure it out but that after approximately 13 to 14 minutes of continuous play, the payouts would drop significantly. This was not supposed to happen and was not programmed into the RNG algorythm. It is just an anomaly that he could never figure. He went over every line of code (millions) many times and could not find anything to explain the issue. The gaming company is honest and wanted a player to have the same chance to win at 1 hour as they did in the first 10 minutes. They dont need any more edge than the law allows, and plus they know that people need to win to want to come back.
@@RedWhiteAndBlue4evr1That's very interesting. When I play slots, if I don't win anything significant in the first 10 spins, I get off the machine and find another. If I win more than what I put it, I immediately cash out. Put the voucher in my wallet . Usually stay in a casino only about 3 hours playing a variety of machines. 99 percent of the time, I leave with more money than what I came with. Sadly, my wife isn't that lucky, so I give her some of my winnings
In our Casino, vultures are called harvesters. We're in the middle of wheat country, who'd have guessed? 😂
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At a small , family owned casino in Las Vegas, they used to say "Sam Jones" Bank one. That meant the manager or pit boss was coming.The casino is gone now. My family had a lot of fun at that casino for many years.
So how do they keep that person who got the folder from returning?
Appreciate this information, thanks Brantley!😊👌👍
I was downtown and wanted to play a game but it had 35 cents left on it and was afraid to play it. I said something to the slot attendant and she said don’t worry about it. K.
Slappers are Fleas😅😅
At my job we use the term, “hot box” which is a device use to fix dents. Not one to get high lol
I thought that referenced married women traveling to casinos alone and looking to cheat.
Slang terms for stuntmen and stunt women -
“Sell out” or “sold out” is someone who really gives it his or her all. He really sold out on that stunt.
“Hustler” is someone who hustler hard to get work.
“Green” someone who is new and has a lot to learn.
“Cowboy up” means get tough.
This one is gonna hurt so cowboy up and go for it.
Is a slapper a flea ?I fla to me is the player that screams out when they win litte money.Over and over again.
God, I hate them. Or the card/dice players who scream over a simple win.
The worst I experienced were a couple at the Hollywood casino in Columbus, Oh. Those idiots would clap and yell BIG MONEY every time they got a bonus. It wasnt even Wheel of Fortune. Then they'd applaud thenselves loudly for whatever they won, even if it wasnt mych more than they bet.
They LOVE attention
Ugh, slappers are terrible. Especially the ones who shake the whole machine as they slap the screen.
This Cheryl has def tilted a time or two. I don't anymore, thank goodness 👍👍
So what happens if you're staying at the casino and get the folder?
There needs to be slang term for button slappers. 🙄
LOL - great info - under normal circumstances I would be offended being called a whale!
I'd go with "shark" instead of "vulture" 😂
Wow, good info
Omg love these fun facts! Thanx❤
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Cowboy thank you for all the great and informative content on slots! You have mentioned in many of your vids that the chance of getting a HANDPAY increases with the $10 denom machine so would a $5 machine with 2 credit max be included in that or is it specifically a $10 denom machine?
The higher the denomination, generally the higher the payback % setting on that machine. HOWEVER, the difference between the % from $5 to $10 is unnoticeable. If the $10 doesn't give you a benefit by betting max (such as a bonus round), then play the lower denomination in order to activate all the features, progressives or top line jackpot amounts.
@@CowboySlots GREAT! Thanks for clearing the up!
Mr handpay calls slot tickets. "Titos" is that a Vegas thing?
Tito is the correct and proper term. It stands for Ticket In/Ticket Out.
great tips as always !
Scooper = tito vulture
Mule = powered cart or cart tug
Casinoratssociety; " casino rat"
Brantley i got a ? You said the word tilt means someone spends too much money or whatever why would a casino care at all about someone spending too much mone its that persons money they came there to have a good time and enjoy themselves if i take 1200 to a local casi o and i win a 1800 jackpot and i lose the 1800 and the 1200 i came with thats my choice I've never heard of a casino giving any care about how much money a person spends theyre there to enjoy themselves and the casino is there making money hand over fist why would it mattet to the casino they dont care very much about the people im confused this makes no sense to me please explain
The terms in this video are not necessarily negative, just slang that casino patrons may not be familiar with. The term 'tilt ' is often used in poker, meaning that a player is upset and acting out and/or making bad decisions based on emotions. As far as being on tilt at the slot machine, you're right that the casino won't mind that a player spends all their winnings back. But perhaps they are causing a scene or damaging property, then tilt would be a bad thing.
@@jasminepainter1897 I wasn't asking you I was asking him not you mind your own
Is your name Brantley???? No it's jasmine please do not answer my ? That I asked Brantley specifically thank you
Wow, the other person was just trying to help and you lash out at them? Not cool.