Playing multi card using only 5 cards for a total $1 bet. I hit 7/7 on 2 cards and 6/7 on 3 cards for a $3,001.00 win. Rock & Brews bar at Yaamava’ casino.
At Yaamava? Unbelievable. At the bar, I assume. How do you always win only playing 20 nickels? They always want you to bet big and then most of the time it's not a big win. You do it with only 5 cards and 20 nickels. That's the way I used to play and it used to work - but that was in the past. Nowadays at Yaamava, not much seems to work. How often are you losing, the part we are *not* seeing?
@Max Frax yes this was at the Rock & Brews Bar again. I believe when a machine is ready to hit, it doesn’t matter how much you’re betting. It’s the timing that matters most. As far as losing goes, the casino is always going to win. I try to stay within my budget, and if I hit, I hit. If I don’t, I still have a good time.
@@kenoking9694 Yes, it's all about timing and luck (and then being smart, which I am not). If I could go there and play and only bet $1 per spin, I would be in a much better position than I am now and wouldn't be dealing with so many "issues". But, unfortunately, the machines and games I play there do not hit on only a $1 bet. Getting that place to hit that big of a jackpot on a $1 bet is shocking. Maybe in the past with the old machines but not lately. I hit one this past weekend on 4-Card betting $3 and the jackpot was only $1,267. That's how they usually are on Keno for me when on the rare occasion I do hit one there - pathetic. I saw a couple of other Keno jackpots for a change (which is a rarity there lately) and they were both under $2,000. I see jackpots on slots all day and all night when I am there...but not on Keno. Other casinos are different (although I don't go to as many as I used to). I have hit only a couple of good ones on these new machines but nothing like the way it used to be. I could tell you stories...
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At Yaamava? Unbelievable. At the bar, I assume. How do you always win only playing 20 nickels? They always want you to bet big and then most of the time it's not a big win. You do it with only 5 cards and 20 nickels. That's the way I used to play and it used to work - but that was in the past. Nowadays at Yaamava, not much seems to work. How often are you losing, the part we are *not* seeing?
@Max Frax yes this was at the Rock & Brews Bar again. I believe when a machine is ready to hit, it doesn’t matter how much you’re betting. It’s the timing that matters most. As far as losing goes, the casino is always going to win. I try to stay within my budget, and if I hit, I hit. If I don’t, I still have a good time.
@@kenoking9694 Yes, it's all about timing and luck (and then being smart, which I am not). If I could go there and play and only bet $1 per spin, I would be in a much better position than I am now and wouldn't be dealing with so many "issues". But, unfortunately, the machines and games I play there do not hit on only a $1 bet.
Getting that place to hit that big of a jackpot on a $1 bet is shocking. Maybe in the past with the old machines but not lately. I hit one this past weekend on 4-Card betting $3 and the jackpot was only $1,267. That's how they usually are on Keno for me when on the rare occasion I do hit one there - pathetic. I saw a couple of other Keno jackpots for a change (which is a rarity there lately) and they were both under $2,000. I see jackpots on slots all day and all night when I am there...but not on Keno. Other casinos are different (although I don't go to as many as I used to). I have hit only a couple of good ones on these new machines but nothing like the way it used to be. I could tell you stories...