It was amazing though and the dude won some good coin. He was working the buttons and screen so quick I couldn't pick up the coordination between the buttons and screen or any button cadence. Then he sat down at another nearby video machine (couldn't see which one) and used the same technique and quickly went up over $100, cashing in at over $200 about an hour later. Magic Fingers went from $20 to over three hundred in what seemed like a half an hour. It was very close to the entrance where other security was as well. Attendent even walked by several times but never stopped or said anything. I was waiting for security to come nail him but they never did. He would occasionally look over his shoulder but didn't seem too concerned. Looked like he was lining the symbols up. The video reels never spun - just moved and stopped. Was somehow coordinating hitting both in some sequence where the lines would shuffle down about three spaces and stop. Maybe one of you is familiar.Įngineering type, very focused on the two buttons on the right of the panel (one was 'spin', can't remember the other). Dining (UPDATED 2017) - Las Vegas Dining 101 - all dining needs in 1 resource.

Somewhere different Dining: Best value budget dining on the Strip - 2023. I couldn't figure out what he was doing but the machine was screaming 'Fireball !!!' about every third spin (I know he hit a dozen in less than 10 min.). Driving trips- day trips and planning further afield. I played next to him while he tapped a Fireball machine. Played at an Okie casino a few weeks ago and watched a guy clean up on a couple of video slots with a strange technique.

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