Here's a story with roots in an Atlantic City casino, but the same thing is certainly taking place in casinos everywhere.
Every slot machine fan is well aware of the changes that are taking place not only in slot machine mechanics and electronics but in the very way a slot machine is played.
Slot machines were always "solo" gambling devices, one machine, one player against the house, unlike craps or card games, where players compete against each other and the house.
Well, the table game mentality along with video game technology have been combined to bring about multi-player games so slot fans can play against each other.
This development has given rise to a sort of "team" approach to playing slots, much the same as bowling teams or bingo groups which provide competition among the players, and against the "house", so to speak.
Check out this article about groups of people who jointly play slots such as "Wheel Of Fortune Super Spin".
Source:www.philly.com