It will collect and collect until it reaches a number it will share some of collection. Decreasing the payout by 0.5% or 1% to fair market payout will make the slot machine stop paying, we call that collection mode. The only thing I can think of is that San Manuel adjusted their payout to a lower % number. I just couldn't understand why the slots are so bad. But finally after almost $1000, I couldn't stomach it any more. So I gave it the benefit of the doubt and kept putting $100 bills one after another thinking, its going to get into the mood soon. Sometimes I'll get a $80 or $120 win, but at max bet, it only last for 30 spins and it done. It just takes your money and the combination didn't match. Not just one slot machine but every slot machine I played.

For some reason, yesterday at San Manuel the slots behaved really poorly. Every casino pays out differently and I do have my favorite casinos. I played slots in Vegas, Reno, Sonoma County, San Diego, outside of Minneapolis, Singapore and now LA area. And I gauge the slot machines performance casino by casino. Over the years of playing slots, I won several big payouts in Nevada (and had to claim taxes for the wins). I don't always win, but I do get to play for hours and hours and have a good time. I play with slots because its mostly fun and like I said I get the opportunity to win. So I understand its a random chance and I hope to be the lucky one. I know the slots are tuned to pay out at a selected rate, and I seen the percentage pay outs in the slot machines personally. Anyways, I looked for my favorite slot machines as I normally do in any casino and I like to compare how the slot pays out. I like to play with 1 cent machines and place max bet it but it seems like they favor more on the 5 cent machines. I always enjoy the decoration and the designs of casinos. You have a beautiful place and lots of slots. Dear San Manuel, It was my first time at San Manuel on 1/27/19.

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