The Slot Machine Stripping System
Another fantastic system that can be used to empty virtually any slot machine, is ‘The Stripping System’.
To understand this system, you must first appreciate that in today’s times, it is necessary to include ‘failsafes’ into the mechanics and memory of a slot machine. Unfortunately, in the USA, there have been cases of what are commonly known as ‘Bandit Bandits’, where robberies have taken place when by opening the back of the machine, they have emptied all the cash and tokens out of it!
Modern day designers realised this flaw, and incorporated a programme into the machines with a large jackpot – i.e. the ones that hold more cash. This programme meant that the slot machine owner would no longer have to open the slot machine via the coin-slots on the front of the machine. It is this aspect that forms the basis of the system I am about to explain.
The best machines to use this on are the big $100 – $200 jackpot machines, which are often found in Poker Halls, Social Clubs, and on the Boats. However, you do need to put in between 50% – 100% of the jackpot amount before it pays out, so this system is definitely NOT for the feint hearted!
Quite simply start feeding the slot machine with pound coins.
If it is an $8-$10 jackpot machine, then feed in $8-$10 worth of credits. If it has a larger jackpot, such as $100 or $150 then start by putting in around $50-$75. Once you have enough credits, then press the start button, and keep on pressing the start button making sure that you refuse any winning options, or gaming features you ma be offered. If a winning option, or gaming feature spins directly in, then make sure that you LOSE by either gambling it away, or losing on the gaming feature. You must make sure that you take no money out of the machine on gambles offered!
If you continue to do this, then eventually the machine will emit a loud bleeping noise, which last for about 3 seconds. The machine will then empty itself via the usual payout slot at the bottom section of the machine. It will empty every coin and token it is holding, before bleeping again and resetting itself.
WARNING! Although this system is not illegal, it can be frowned upon by the owners of the slot machines. If you choose to utilise this system, then choose a machine in a noisy, busy place, where the loud bleeping noise will not draw attention to your activities.
N.B. This system will only work on machines built after August 1995.
