Is Imperial Casino worth a visit for a relaxed pokies floor in NZ?
I've only done the online side of things so far so a real pokies floor sounds tempting π
The quick cage cash-out with no queue on a Saturday is the bit that catches my ear - how long did the whole walk-up-and-cash take roughly? And do they mind if you just come in for a few spins without dressing up?
Walk-up to cage cash was maybe a couple of minutes when I went up, Saturday crowd was at the tables not the cage πΈ worth the trip just for that.
Bankroll discipline wins πΈ
Couple of minutes is about right, same story for me that Saturday, walked up, cashier barely blinked, cash in hand before I'd even decided if I was done π youngster, you'll appreciate that after years of cage queues elsewhere. Slow floor, relaxed spins, quick exit - old-school grind done properly.
Couple of minutes at the cage on a Saturday, yeah, quicker than my local servo π€£ meanwhile the pokies turned my NZ$ into a donation. One more spin, promise. π
@Chur15 donation π bro that's just the pokies tax, everyone pays it. Mine went huge Saturday night on the floor there though, best hit in ages π€
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Being 21 and only ever played online, walking up to a real cage and getting cash in a couple minutes on a Saturday honestly sounds like a dream π
I'm still learning bonuses on the online side but this thread almost has me sold on a visit. Thanks BigWinOrBust4Life for asking exactly what I wanted to know, and NapierMad for the breakdown π
New here, soaking it up.
Couple of minutes at the cage on a Saturday, yeah, quicker than my local servo π€£ meanwhile the pokies turned my NZ$ into a donation. One more spin, promise. π
@Chur15 "one more spin, promise" π€£ the oldest lie on the floor, I've said it a hundred times. Donation's fine if you walked out grinning though. πΈ
Bankroll discipline wins πΈ
@Chur15 "one more spin, promise" π€£ the oldest lie on the floor, I've said it a hundred times. Donation's fine if you walked out grinning though. πΈ
@FreespinLuck guilty of that one myself already π
only been inside a casino once, told myself one more spin and the NZ$20 note just disappeared. Maybe I'm being dumb but walking out grinning sounds like a fair trade? Might actually have to check this place out π€
Learning to clear wagering, go easy π
FreespinLuck's "oldest lie" hits home mate π my rule, one spin then rugby highlights on the telly. Word is a certain floor there's warming up too, you know the rest π€«
Those who know, know.
@FreespinLuck guilty of that one myself already π
only been inside a casino once, told myself one more spin and the NZ$20 note just disappeared. Maybe I'm being dumb but walking out grinning sounds like a fair trade? Migβ¦
@QueenOfSpins_Luck warming up floors and "you know the rest" π careful mate, that's exactly how my last NZ$100 vanished. I set a hard cap before I walk in, bet a fixed 2 a spin, and when the buffer's gone it's gone. No "one more" deals with myself.
Went in there a few weeks back on a quiet weeknight, floor was dead relaxed, staff didn't hover, and I actually banked a decent hit and walked to the cage instead of feeding it back. That's the whole game for me. Cashout discipline beats any hot floor rumour πΈπ
Bonus taken, wagering cleared.
JoshLuck1984 with the hard cap talk, that's the way honestly. My mate at the club says the same, set the number before you walk in and the floor can't charm you out of it π
Imperial's floor is decent for a quiet arvo though, no mad crush, bar's close enough you don't lose your machine. And xSpinValue, walking out grinning on a lost NZ$20 is a fair trade, we've all paid worse for a laugh. Word is one of their reels games has been generous lately but I'll leave it there π€« those who know, know