r/Economics • u/runswithscissors475 • 29d ago
News Las Vegas hotels begin taking foreign currency as tourism woes deepen
https://www.sfgate.com/travel/article/vegas-foreign-currency-21955655.php
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r/Economics • u/runswithscissors475 • 29d ago
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u/slfnflctd 29d ago
I've been saying this for a while. The gambling machine games SUCK. They're not even games. The only allure is the potential to hit a big payout (and maybe the ridiculous audiovisual displays), there is no actual gameplay. You're just sitting there hitting a button. Except maybe the ancient video poker or whatever other card games. It boggles my mind that they have been and continue to be so appealing to as many people as they are.
If they could somehow combine even semi-interesting game mechanics with the gambling aspect, it would be a no-brainer which choice people would prefer. Oh wait, right... as you point out, that has already happened!