Slot Machine Passwords: Do They Really Exist?

The dream of every slot machine enthusiast is to get hold of a magic formula that allows you to obtain sure winnings, in a certain sense forcing the machine to pay out money. From time to time false news is circulated according to which there are tricks to achieve this result. The latest urban legend concerns the alleged existence of passwords that would allow you to win on bar slot machines through a specific key combination. The information was circulated by some players and also disseminated on a media level by prestigious television programmes , which however exploited the news to gain audiences without going into the matter further.

But do these phantom passwords that have been talked about so much in the last period among slot machine enthusiasts really exist? The answer is yes, but they are not used to win money, but to know the accounting of the machine to know how much money has been collected and how much money has been disbursed in a given period of time. According to some, this information could be useful for the player who would thus know when the machine is ready to issue a win (by making a quick calculation relating to the slot payout). But it must be taken into account that these machines are designed to have very high volatility,

In any case, to dispel any doubts, we remind you that even if the passwords to monitor the accounts were really useful to the players, they could not have access to the code which is kept by the network concessionaire, i.e. the company authorized by the State which guarantees of tax revenues, and by the owner of the slot machine, i.e. the manager of the bar who installs it in his premises.

Finally, it is good to remember that video slots toofound in all real money online casinos for real money have passwords that allow you to consult the accounts and the relationship between money collected and disbursed, but in this case knowing this information is even more useless, because unlike bar slot machines, video slots do not follow a defined payout (for example equal to 65%, like the latest generation machines), but they resort to a totally random mechanism to determine the quantity of winning bets in relation to the total amounts entered into the system. In short, once again we are forced to admit that there is no magic formula capable of guaranteeing certain winnings in the world of slot machines and in general in the field of gambling. The only formula that we feel like suggesting is based on responsible gaming and the enjoyment of those who bet.