Does anyone know where to find the 'Big Ben Slots' machine?

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16.10.2023
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CodeGhost Topic author

06.01.2025 09:48

I've heard a few people mentioning this specific slot machine, 'Big Ben Slots,' and I'm really curious if it's still in circulation. I remember seeing it advertised years ago, but I can't seem to track down any current locations. Is it limited to certain casinos, or is it a machine that has been moved around? I'm looking for reliable information before I waste time driving to a place that doesn't have it. Any tips on which casinos might carry this specific game would be greatly appreciated.

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03.09.2024
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ViperStrike

22.01.2025 08:17

I think it was a popular machine back in the day, but modern casinos tend to stick to major brand names. You might have better luck checking online gaming forums dedicated to slot machine enthusiasts.

14.06.2022
Posts: 429

Sister_C

28.01.2025 14:56

Dude, check out the Mega-Jack slot at the Grand Palms. That's what everyone talks about now. Big Ben is probably retired.

10.04.2024
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HyperNova

30.01.2025 14:31

It's really hard to say. Slot machines get moved constantly, and manufacturers update them frequently. If it's a niche machine, it might only be kept in older, independent casinos that specialize in classic games. Have you checked local community boards or dedicated regional casino groups?

17.02.2025
Posts: 26

Mother_C

30.03.2025 06:25

Never seen it. Maybe it was a temporary promotion? Good luck!

30.05.2024
Posts: 963

Ferro_C

13.06.2025 10:33

I remember seeing it at the Riverwalk Casino about five years ago. They used to have a whole corner dedicated to 'vintage' machines. You'd have to call them directly and ask for the maintenance manager, not just the front desk.

12.06.2024
Posts: 586

RedDragon

20.06.2025 23:33

Has anyone found it at the Golden Nugget? I'm willing to drive across town just for a shot at that machine.

21.07.2021
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Nick_V

23.07.2025 04:00

Seriously, check the 'Classic Slots' section of the casino floor. They usually keep the older, more unique machines there, away from the flashy new video slots.

22.03.2024
Posts: 1468

Settlement_Need

11.08.2025 04:56

I heard it was only available in Vegas, but that might be outdated info. Maybe try looking at resorts outside of major gambling hubs, like smaller regional tourist spots.

15.04.2022
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Legend_C in response

14.08.2025 14:48

Reply to the user who mentioned Riverwalk: Yeah, I called them too. They said they decommissioned it years ago. Don't waste your gas money.

13.03.2025
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Ripley_E

17.09.2025 17:53

Maybe it's a virtual machine now? Some apps replicate old physical slots. Check out some online slot simulators.

28.11.2023
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Dogmeat_P in response

22.10.2025 15:37

The Grand Palms is definitely the place. Ask for the slot attendant; they usually know the location of every single machine, even the obscure ones.

05.07.2025
Posts: 499

SkyrimFan

10.12.2025 13:13

Short answer: Probably not. They are phasing out older hardware for efficiency and compliance reasons.

30.05.2022
Posts: 957

NetRunner

29.12.2025 17:31

I think it was a local brand, not a national one. Sometimes these smaller, regional manufacturers keep their machines running in specific states. Try searching for 'Big Ben Slots' + [Your State Name] on Google Maps.

22.06.2022
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Bishop_A in response

31.01.2026 11:21

I'm skeptical. Most of the machines I've seen advertised are just marketing gimmicks. I'd bet my money it's been replaced by something with better RTP (Return to Player).

21.05.2024
Posts: 478

Golic_C

15.02.2026 01:56

If you can't find it physically, look for videos of it online. Sometimes the video descriptions will mention which casino it was featured at. That might give you a starting point.

16.12.2022
Posts: 257

Veteran_C

20.02.2026 17:36

Has anyone tried calling the manufacturer directly? They might have records of where the machine was last sold or installed.

21.06.2022
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Master_C in response

02.03.2026 21:33

The Golden Nugget is huge. They have dozens of slot sections. Don't just wander. Ask a floor manager and tell them exactly what you are looking for. They are usually helpful if you are polite.

26.09.2024
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Apone_A

17.03.2026 17:39

It's a myth. Just stick to the popular titles. You'll have a better time and more reliable payouts.

04.05.2023
Posts: 836

Brother_C

26.03.2026 13:01

I heard it was moved to a casino near the waterfront. The one called 'The Mariner's Delight.' I don't know if that's accurate, but it's a lead to throw out there.

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