The Path

[DAAnMAAn]

Your gambling seems to be all over the place, a bit chaotic. Not sure if it's good or bad, just different...from myself who seems to just go the distance with whatever denomination and game I chose with little change. I can't really offer any new revelations you haven't heard before except be lucky at the right time and enjoy yourself. it seems you very much like the action and excitement of riding the rollercoaster all over the damn place. Cheers.

[FAA]

I rode a roller coaster 125 feet down at a ninety degree drop. But it only cost ten bucks. I must adhere to low denim for my own sake. This dollar dalliance is over. I am so over it.

[billryan]

One day at a time, my friend, one day at a time.
When you get tempted, just tell yourself you'll do it tomorrow. Don't swear them off forever, just for today.
Remember- Tomorrow is always a day away. Just get through today.

[FAA]

Most of the luck is finding a playable machine with even keel bankroll retention. Then hoping to reel in a big one to justify the time.
Dan, upon reflection you have the right idea! Just bankroll dump in one .25 machine and concentrate. Whatever happens, happens. You're already ahead of the house since you won't migrate up to dollar level and instead ruin! Ready to try it your way. There's so much merit in your strategy. Beats being bitter and broke.

[FAA]

Fine Friday. I won at all three CET AC casinos in a rare trifecta. I won a mere $18 from $25 FP at Bally's. Chump change, so I persisted. Machine was humming, so I switched to fifty. Q cubed, and a fourth for bridge. I cashed out with $82. Craps, anyone? I chose dice on six and five, then copied it for a $25 FP table win. Flush, I was emboldened to brace the dollar JOB at Harrah's. I lost $60 at the old hot machine. But the next machine $80 win. It was exhilarating. I took many shots at that $4K RF and somehow survived the ordeal. Back at Bally's I added a buck. Then, Caesars. $1,147 Progressive. I won $11 and beat it. Everything was loose. I was frustrated to be denied a quad after $900 coin in at Harrah's, about 400 hands. No time for lunch, but a nice dinner awaits a winner.

[FAA]

A regrettable trip. I won $26 from $25 FP. It became $52 after a $19 quad. Then $82, and down to $40 on the adjacent machine. I cashed out and returned to the first machine. My second quad got me to $62. I lost my $25 table FP on snake eyes. Harrah's lunch. I lost $160 in an hour flat. Betting over bankroll on yesterday's machine to no avail.
$2,000 coin in on almost a thousand hands without a quad. I will simply avoid this casino as well. To be fair, I got some short coin FHs. I better embrace the Bally's experience ASAP. It's really all I got that is both cheap and playable. I limited my losses to yesterday's and today's wins. Only silver lining is BE over two days.

[billryan]

And if your right hand causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it away. It is better for you to lose one part of your body than for your whole body to go into hell.

[FAA]

Richly deserved electronic evisceration. I was so anxious to run after my second quarter quad that I left my card in the slot. Unfortunately, it was still there when I returned. Dodged the ATM scramble. You must peg Royal chasers a mile away. I'm happy with quads to keep me even. That ship doesn't even come in on dollars. I even snapped a $1,325 slot hit en route to VP, positing a good omen. Keep that NY charm coming.

[FAA]

Smaller damage day. $63 on three quads kept me sane and solvent. I won $25 on $25 Bally's FP, then to $38. Lost it all plus $79 upon .50 JOB bump. I won $25 craps. But I chose a $10 no pass bet. Man his eight point, sinking me further. ATM hike digested my cheap Ramsey lunch. Caesars.25 and dollar. $1,030 Progressive. I hit two quads for $19 and $25. Net $60 loss. Only 17 TC. But who can afford TCs anyway? Cluster of Caesars jackpots in high limit room. WOF, $4,610. VP, $1,255 and $1,627.

[billryan]

How do you get so much free play on 17 tier Credits?