[Jonbo298]

I don't know if it was just the Omaha D&B that did it or others did, but they would have a night (I think it was Wednesday) where you get unlimited play for $10 an hour per card (1 swipe per minute basically). So what we figured out, was that those $10/60 swipes max per hour cards worked on the coin games. Most coin games dispense 2 tickets by just putting the coin in anyways (and you get 10 coins with each swipe I believe), guaranteeing 1200 tickets per hour if you suck that much somehow, BUT, that was not the case obviously.

We always used either the machine that has 2 tiers, and when you put the coin in, it flings it up to the top area typically. Little 'pusher' things are at parts on both sections (not the long sliding bar, the little..pusher things). Since they do a slight flick before going back and repeating, I would take advantage of that.

I would swipe for about 5 minutes with my power hour cards, get a bunch of coins (around 100 or so) and then just go fucking crazy pumping them in so that it in a slightly quick fashion pushes a bunch of coins down at once, because the bottom area the coins were divided into sections. The more sections I can push at once, the more coins that fall.

Each coin that falls gave 8 tickets. So...in that hour timeframe, you can easily rack up thousands in tickets. It's repetitive, but it was worth the boringness that came with it. Sometimes we would use the wheel of fortune game because of the chance for an extra 50 (or was it 500, I cant remember) tickets if you hit the big one on spinning.

So yeah, do that for about a month or 2, and they eventually figured it out and kept the unlimited play, added Tuesday into the mix, but eliminated any coin games from being played with the unlim cards.

What made it more awesome was at the time, I worked for phone company in sales. They were doing alot of easy contests to sell X amount of thing(s) and you can get like $50-$150 in premiere choice awards. Basically, those are redeemed for gift cards online for various websites/stores, and D&B was on the list so I made heavy use of it.

Good times, good times. I think one guy had at least 100,000 to 200,000 saved on his card. We didn't know him personally but he was there every time we were playing on coin also and we would overhear the ticket guy tell him how many he has now. Nutty but its his money.