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No casino would be complete without its one-armed bandits, and no fight scene ''in'' a casino would be complete without somebody being knocked ''into'' a slot machine. This invariably sends the reels spinning into a triple 7 jackpot, resulting in a waterfall of coins raining down on the unconscious foe. |
No casino would be complete without its one-armed bandits, and no fight scene ''in'' a casino would be complete without somebody being knocked ''into'' a slot machine. This invariably sends the reels spinning into a triple 7 jackpot, resulting in a waterfall of coins raining down on the unconscious foe. |
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This is definitely ''not'' [[Truth in Television]] |
This is definitely ''not'' [[Truth in Television]]—as modern slot machines rarely dispense actual coinage (preferring in-house chips instead) and are primarily electronic instead of mechanical (so there are few moving parts that a physical impact could jostle). Besides, if getting a jackpot really ''was'' as easy as bashing it, everybody would be doing it, right? |
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But given that the jackpot itself is a [[Million-to-One Chance]], it [[Rule of Cool|sure looks cool]] when it happens. |
But given that the jackpot itself is a [[Million-to-One Chance]], it [[Rule of Cool|sure looks cool]] when it happens. |