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# Slots

> **Not real money.** Casino coins are in-game items. You buy them with zeny that you farm in the game and sell them back for zeny. No real money is ever paid in or out. See [Casino](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/casino.md).

The casino **Slot Machines** now open their own window: three reels, a pull lever, flashing lights and a pay table. The stakes are casino coins: **Gold Coins** ID: 7929, **Platinum Coins** ID: 677 or **TCG Cards** ID: 7227.

Buy coins from the [**Casino Cashier**](/dark-elf-online-docs/town-and-island/features/casino_cashier.md) at the entrance of every casino floor (Gold Coin 50,000 zeny, Platinum Coin 1,000,000, TCG Card 500,000,000) and sell them back there. Pick the coin you play with in the window's **coin picker**; a win is paid in that coin.

<figure><img src="https://1554490237-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FcDFEKhSgA9v4R1NmIHKc%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e42d1a9213a93ec27628b4743d0b72fb186f040c%2Fcasino_slots.gif?alt=media" alt="Slots in game" width="300"><figcaption><p>Jackpot: 7 7 7 pays 100x your bet.</p></figcaption></figure>

[▶ Full video with sound](https://download.darkelf.online/media/darkelf_reel_slots.mp4)

## Where

Click any **Slot Machine** in the casino. Each one opens the same window.

| Floor                  | Machines |
| ---------------------- | -------- |
| Casino 1 - Lounge      | 8        |
| Casino 2 - Main Floor  | 38       |
| Casino 3 - Upper Floor | 38       |

## Quick Guide

* Pick your coin in the coin picker (you can switch between spins) and a bet chip: **1, 2 or 5 coins** a spin.
* Press **SPIN** or pull the **lever**. The reels stop one by one from left to right.
* Only the middle row (the pink **payline**) counts:

| Payline              | Pays (x your bet)  |
| -------------------- | ------------------ |
| 7 7 7                | 100x               |
| BAR BAR BAR          | 60x                |
| Bell Bell Bell       | 20x                |
| Lemon Lemon Lemon    | 8x                 |
| Cherry Cherry Cherry | 5x                 |
| Any two Cherries     | 1x (your bet back) |

* Example: 5 Gold Coins on three Bells pays 100 Gold Coins; 5 Platinum Coins on three Bells pays 100 Platinum Coins.
* **AUTO** spins up to 25 times with the same bet. It stops on a win of 20x or more, when you run out of coins, or when you press it again.
* The machines return about 92% of all bets on average. A spin wins about 1 time in 4.

## Good to know

* Your bet leaves your bag when the reels start; a win goes straight into your bag.
* A jackpot (three BARs or three 7s) is announced to the whole server.
* Your bag needs room for the top prize before a spin starts (100x your bet).
* The window closes when you change maps. If no window opens, the machine asks you to update your client with the patcher.


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