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GHOST –
Ghosts are
blank spots on the reels used as place-holders for non-winning
combinations. Video slot machines have no need for ghosts, as the
RNG and the digital images work together to display combinations
based on randomly-generated outcomes.
GIMMICK MACHINES
– These slot machines pay out minute amounts frequently, fooling
players into thinking that they are doing well. In all actuality,
these titles are almost always losers. Most casino review sites on
the World Wide Web maintain ongoing lists of gimmick machines so
that you can avoid these like the plague.
GUM VENDOR –
A slot
machine that produced gum instead of cash as winnings. This quaint
and peculiar practice dates back to the time when cash gambling was
prohibited for reasons of morality, but players and slot operators
refused to stop using slots. The imagery of fruit on the reels also
came from this time period, with the fruit pictured representing the
flavors of chewing gum inside the hopper.
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