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Cheats are Hurting the Casinos

If you are looking to rip off slot machines, we have just the place for you – jackpotters.com. The two owners of the Florida based company sell “Remote Jackpotters” that will empty a slot machine of all of its money. If you are playing a machine that has not been emptied in a while you might be looking at a pretty heavy payout. One push of the button and you will have the machine spilling coins into your lap.

Pretty much anyone can own one, and if you go to the company they will sell it to you no matter who you are. They do however give you a disclaimer that the remote is only to be used for machines that you personally own and not for illegal use. If you are caught with a remote, or any other sort of cheating device in a casino in Las Vegas is considered a crime. The major casinos lose tons of money every year by people scamming them out of their change, and with things like the remote it just gets easier. The pair feels that the big casinos can afford to lose the money, but the smaller slot machine organizations probably can’t afford to lose.

They claim that their biggest customers are those that only have a few slot machines on their premises and are just looking to protect their interest.

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