Slot Factoids!

H5C_SlotFactoids_WallPostSlot Factoid is back! In the previous edition, we included some fascinating facts such as the number of slot machines and hotel rooms in Las Vegas and the cost of the first Jackpot Machine.

Today at High 5 Blog, we’ll continue sharing some interesting and important facts about slot machines with our slot lovers.

Fact #5 Slot machines didn’t always give out cash prizes!
Slot machines had become a fixture in several drinking establishments, and during Prohibition in the late 19th and early 20th century, alcohol and gambling were made illegal across the United States. This meant that in order to keep up with the time, Slot machines were “replaced” with fruit machines. These machines dispensed fruit candies and gum instead of cash prices. However, Speakeasies were not only places where patrons could enjoy alcohol illegally, they could also enjoy the original slot machines!

Fact 6# You’ll never believe this about the Las Vegas Strip!
Did you know that the Famous Las Vegas Strip is not located within the city limits of Las Vegas! The strip actually comes under the jurisdiction of Clark County!

What kind of facts would you like to know about on the next Slot Factoid blog? Comment in the conversation bubble located on the top right corner of this blog and let us know.

Slot Factoids

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Playing slots is a great way to relax and have some fun. That’s why our players are crazy about playing at High 5 Casino and Shake the Sky! Today at High 5 Blog, we would like to share some interesting facts about slots with our players.

Fact #1
Charles Fey from San Francisco was the one who invented the first slot machine. Fey’s slot machine had three free reels with 10 symbols including horseshoes, spades, diamonds, heats, and bells. Do you know which symbol awards the top prize?

Fact #2
How much was one of the biggest wins in history? You never know how lucky your day can get. An anonymous player took home with 39 million dollars while waiting for a basketball game at the Excalibur Casino. That was absolutely one of the biggest Vegas wins of all time!

What kind of facts would you like to know about in the next Slot Factoid blog? Comment in the conversation bubble located on the top right corner of this blog and let us know.