Old-Fashioned Penny Slots are Getting New Popularity

For a long time, Penny Slot Machines really seized the gaming industry. Being the leftovers of the 40-s and 50-s, the Penny Slots passed to museums... for a while, until recently.
The casinos start experimenting with one- and two-cent slots; they are inspired by the new technology, which really helps them. Thanks to it, people can try multi-line video slots which permit the wagers on several lines simultaneously. TITO playing (Ticket-in, ticket-out) makes slot machines also more convenient for playing, as the players will rather take and carry just a ticket, than the coins bucket. Means, the customers preferring low-risk and low-denomination games, usually play more often. This type of slots is especially attractive to people with low income, the elderly.
There were several casinos in the Midwest and Nevada, suggesting that Penny and Two-cent slots are more profitable than the nickel and quarter slots they have. Recently 149 Penny Slots have been introduced by the Bally's in Atlantic City; in Australia about 75% of all casinos have transformed their slot machines into the penny ones. The players admit that they prefer long-term playing on the small stakes, as the Penny slots frequently pay off with the bonus spins.
Even the progressive slots are enjoyed by the players on penny machines. Usually the penny slots jackpot are not higher than a few thousands, but there was a precedent, when a man from San Diego hit $2.1 million-jackpot playing a penny slot machine.
Customers have really welcomed the penny slots with enthusiasm, it is not surprising that casinos have discovered this type of slots that now serves lately undiscovered market.