Slots Winning For Dummies: Never Seen this Slot Before!

[NotFromConcentrate]

I’m not a big slot player, but the selection of old-school and obscure slot machines at Soaring Eagle in Michigan is second to none.

I’m there this weekend for their bingo bash (didn’t win unfortunately ) and while I was in their “Slot Palace” (a separate building from their main casino) which has a lot of these machines, I saw one that I have never seen anywhere in my nearly 15 years of visiting casinos…

Remember those “For Dummies” how-to books about various topics? I’ve seen a number of creative applications of the brand… but in a million years I would never have guessed they’d have done a slot machine!

At $15/pull, I’m not about to try it myself. But I just had to take a pic and share it figuring y’all would get as much of a kick out of this as I did

 

[93 Octane]

That may be the "oddballest" of all oddball slots I've ever seen and I'm from the hinterlands of mississippi

 

[cheaps]

The oddest thing to me is that the “For Dummies” series was for beginners, and that’s a $5-$15 slot. No brand awareness.

 

[pirviii]

The oddest thing to me is that the “For Dummies” series was for beginners, and that’s a $5-$15 slot. No brand awareness.

Back when that style slot was more prevalent, I saw a quarter version.

 

[AlPal]

I almost drove up to SE yesterday, wish I had known you were up there. Slot Palace is an interesting place, not only the selection of games, but the drastically different clientele it seems to attract. Personally I love it.

 

[redpanda777]

I need to head up to the Eagle sometime soon, having nostalgia for the old machines

 

[LV_Bound]

I would play it.

 

[Renaldow]

Blast from the past! I remember seeing these around Vegas for a quarter late 90's, early 2000's.