Robbing the One-Armed Bandits: An Encyclopedia Guide to Finding and Exploiting Advantageous Slot Machines

by Arnold Snyder and Charles W. Lund

Lund reveals the real secrets to beating the modern casino slot machines. He discusses the value of casino slot clubs, how to search for machines of value, how to avoid problems with casino security, which banking machines to avoid and many more topics of interest to serious slot players.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0910575134
• ISBN13: 9780910575133
• Release Date: September 2000
• Publisher: RGE Publications
• Length: 258 Pages
• Weight: 0.86 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.4" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Excellent ways to play the slots

I used this book to select and play slot machines. The detailed listing of many machines covers much of what you'll find at least in LV in banking-style machines and how to play them successfully. In my short playing time, I did come out ahead. Unfortunately, this book is out-of-print, but it can still be found. Of course, I'm looking forward to a revised edition. For more slot info, see The Slot Machine Answer Book by John Grochowski which covers a wider range of machines in less detail. It is written as questions and answers, which will either intrigue or annoy you. Or read the classic, Break the One-Armed Bandits! by Frank Scoblete. It's a chatty discussion of slot machine history, insider secrets and stories. There is a tell-all interview with "Mr. Handle," the anonymous slot machine manager of a major Las Vegas casino. Overall, the book's main value lies in its sensible methods for finding loose slots. (On a one-day trip -- I know not that's statistically significant -- the book was right on the money.)

Great Book For Banking Slots!

Packed with great information on "banking" slots. If these are the type of slots you play this book is excellent. Packed full of detailed information about each slot and playing strategy. Helps you make the most of your money and win! Helped me win recently in Atlantic City!