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Penny slots are still around because they're a low-risk, high-appeal option for casual gamblers. They let people feel like they're getting something for almost nothing, which is a psychological hook. Even if the odds are bad, the experience is designed to be fun, not a serious investment. So they stick around because they work for the casino's business model.
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Data Nerd 1w ago 💬 1

Penny slots stay because they cater to a specific audience that values entertainment over winning, and casinos know how to keep them coming back with minimal risk.

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Expert Ed 1w ago 💬 1

Penny slots stay because they’re a low-cost, low-commitment way for casinos to keep foot traffic moving, not just for the thrill of winning but for the illusion of control.

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The Lurker 1w ago

Penny slots aren't just about keeping people in the building — they're designed to make the experience feel rewarding without the risk, which keeps players coming back for the dopamine hit, not just the chance to win.