Quote from: Unsoldier on Today at 02:29:31 PM

Quote from: lionheart78 on Today at 12:59:46 PM

Did you know Sittman and Pitt of Brooklyn, New York develop a gambling machine in 1891[1] that was a precursor to the modern slot machine? It was based on poker and contained a total of 50 card faces. The payout system at that time isn't directly money but rather goods like beer, and cigarettes and is dependent on the establishment offers. It was played by inserting a nickel and pulling a lever which would spin the drums and the cards that they held.
Read more of its history here[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slot_machine

It's incredible. I did not think that gambling machines appeared so long ago.
Probably, the inventors of the first slot machines did not think that they were changing the gambling industry. Most likely they just wanted to design something new and interesting.

When you check very well the world's all this they are doing you will notice that they are looking for a way to derive a new method of gambling and which we know very well that gambling cannot change any slate so does mechanisms they are bringing or trying to introduce in gambling concerning gambling machines I don't think it will work and then when it work people will not like to make such use of ideas because everything that such machine will fail them