Hey guys, I’m new to casinos and I’ve got a question about slot machines. Sometimes I see small amounts of money left in a machine I want to use. Like yesterday, I saw 38 cents in one. What’s the right thing to do here? I don’t have a player’s card. Should I just play or do I need to tell someone? I don’t want to break any rules or take someone else’s money. Anyone know what the proper etiquette is? I’m trying to learn how things work in casinos. Thanks for any advice!
As someone who’s spent their fair share of time in casinos, i can tell you that those small leftover credits are typically considered abandoned. most casinos have policies in place regarding unclaimed credits, and they’re usually fair game after a certain period.
for amounts under a dollar, you’re generally safe to play without worry. however, if you’re feeling unsure, you can always ask a floor attendant to verify. they can check the machine’s history and confirm if it’s been inactive for a while.
remember, casinos are designed to keep the action flowing. they don’t want machines sitting idle with small amounts tied up. my advice? don’t overthink it. if it’s just cents, go ahead and play. focus on enjoying your time and maybe hitting that jackpot instead!
yo, those small credits r usually abandoned by previous players. most casinos consider em fair game. if ur worried, jus ask a staff member nearby. they can check if its unclaimed. but seriously, for less than a buck, ur probably good to go. enjoy ur spin!
Hey Oliver53! 
No worries, we’ve all been there when starting out at casinos.
Those little leftover credits are pretty common on slots. Most of the time, they’re just abandoned by players who didn’t bother cashing out such a small amount.
Here’s what I usually do: if it’s just pocket change like 38 cents, I’ll go ahead and play. The casino’s not gonna sweat it, and neither should you. 
But if you’re still feeling iffy about it, you can always give a quick heads up to a floor attendant. They’re usually super chill and can double-check for you.
Just remember, don’t stress too much over small stuff like this. Casinos are meant to be fun! Good luck on those slots, and hope you hit a big one! 
