JACKPOTTER AND CREDIT SIGNALLER DEVICE!!!!!!!!!

[JonesK]

I have seen someone selling what they are calling a "jacpotter and credit signaller device". They claim this device can increment credits on a gamling machine like video slots or video poker. Please someone tell me if this is possible and some suggestions on how it can be prevented if its possible.

Regards,

JonesK

[knagl]

They're generally a scam, JonesK.  If you're using standard slot machines with metal cabinets, they'd be immune to any of these devices.

[StatFreak]

They're generally a scam, JonesK.  If you're using standard slot machines with metal cabinets, they'd be immune to any of these devices.

For the most part, I agree with you. One of the tests done on modern machines is to zap them with a Taser-type device to be sure that high voltage attacks don't affect the machine. I doublt that they'd be affected by RFI, either.

It's also likely that 100% of the cheating devices you find on sale are fakes, or at best outdated devices that no longer work against modern machines. Real cheaters aren't going to mass market their devices. That being said, real cheaters are always finding new ways to cheat machines. It's a never-ending battle between the cheaters and the manufacturers (and casinos).

For example, until I watched those JCM videos yesterday, I had no idea that people would (or could) string bills back out of the cash box after the bill was accepted and boxed. Of course, that video was shot back in 2004 give or take, so stringing bills isn't possible with the newer validators in casinos today.

[stayouttadabunker]

You know what JonesK ?
Scare the bloody crap out of your boss.  

Tell him that you've heard from me on NLG ( everybody knows Bunker...lol) that these Jackpotter devices actually work  
He will go >>> "Oh crap, Bunker  said those things work?!?!?!?" lolololol !!!
Tell him that the only way to stop them is to have your casino cut you
a big fat check for a half million bucks and that you gotta go buy the seller out
to SAVE THE CASINO!!!
They will save millions if they do that!!!! lol


Of course, don't buy anything except a one-way air fare to Aruba
and live there comfortably   sipping margaritas on nice white
sandy beaches for the rest of your life!