Carousel - A carousel is a group or bank of slot machines, usually of a common denomination of betting units, like dollar slots or nickel slots.
Cashback - Cashback in slots is a reference to rewards or comps given to slots club card players.
Certified Slots - Certified slots are those slot machines that casinos guarantee have a payout of 98%-100%. These slots are usually very well marked as such.
Coin In / Coin Out - Coin in and coin out refer to the number of credits or units both played and paid out. Coin in are the number of units played and coin out are the number of units won.
Coins - Coins for slots come in many denominations from a penny to five dollars or more.
Coin Size - There are some slot machines that allow the player to vary the amount of money they want to wager in increments of. These machines can be penny slots all the way up to five dollar slots.
Cold Slots - Cold slots is a reference to slot machines that do not pay out very often or tight slots.
Collect - Collect is usually a button or option on the slot machine that enables the slots player to convert their credits into cash.
Comps - Slots players who are members of the slot clubs in casinos are generally rewarded with free rooms, meals and other gifts for the amount of slot machine playing they do.
Console Slot Machines - Console slots are designed to be more comfortable for the player by angling the machine down towards the player.
Credits - Credits are what the coins are converted to once they are in the machine. For example, on a nickel slot machine, when a dollar is inserted into the machine, the player will then have twenty credits on that machine. |
