Newbie Advice Needed

[barry5327]

Hi Group -

Well, I have opened a spot for another game, and have decided to seriously consider a pachislo.

Being a complete newbie, I REALLY need some advice.

1) Is it true that these games are only 16" deep (a must for me)?

2) Do these machines have any rule sets (are there simple ones vs complicated ones)?

3) Are these games adjustable to make winning easier?

4) Do some games reels spin faster than others (making it harder)?

5) I am NOT looking for an expensive collectable game, just one that's fun, flashy & easy to win (needless to say cheaper would be good). Any suggestions?

6) Anyone in the Maryland area have a game that needs a new home?

Thanks for any and all help . . .

Barry Schiffer
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Please visit my gameroom:
http://home.comcast.net/~barry5327/

[Tulsa]

Hi Group -

Well, I have opened a spot for another game, and have decided to seriously consider a pachislo.

Being a complete newbie, I REALLY need some advice.

1) Is it true that these games are only 16" deep (a must for me)?

2) Do these machines have any rule sets (are there simple ones vs complicated ones)?

3) Are these games adjustable to make winning easier?

4) Do some games reels spin faster than others (making it harder)?

5) I am NOT looking for an expensive collectable game, just one that's fun, flashy & easy to win (needless to say cheaper would be good). Any suggestions?

6) Anyone in the Maryland area have a game that needs a new home?

Thanks for any and all help . . .

Barry Schiffer
--
Please visit my gameroom:
http://home.comcast.net/~barry5327/

1. Yes they are.

2. Yes and fairly simple once you get the hang of it. Initially though, just spin the reels and press the stop buttons and have a good time. You'll learn as time goes on.

3. Yes, you have six odds settings.

4. Yes they do. Yamasa's spin the fastest of any I've seen.

5. Tons of suggestions, first determine what theme you like as theme is king with these machines.

6. Not me, but Ted Kimura of Pachisloshop.com is in Maryland.