A Look At A New Invention For Casino Slot Machines And Players

Casino slot machines easily account for nearly 70% of yearly casino income. A huge part of these casino slot machines today are touchscreen gaming machines. These touchscreen gaming machines require contact with a bare finger to activate the machine. When the screen is touched the current is drawn from the person to a point of contact on the screen that causes direct activation of the machine.

One of the problems using a touchscreen machine for a player is that you constantly need to lean forward and reach out your arm in succession to make repeated contact. This action tends to be very uncomfortable for the players over time. All players run the risk of exposure to harmful bacteria and germs left behind by other players previously on the machines. If you can minimize or prevent from touching these machines at all ... why not? Here's a good reason why!

Of course, while all casinos try very hard to keep all their slot machines as clean as they possibly can, on a regular basis, the following problems persist. Alarming rumors have come to light, claiming that there may be harmful side affects playing slot machines. These are unintentional, but harmful to the general public's health, nevertheless.

To our utter astonishment, to tell you this as mildly as we can, in March of last year, my son and I witnessed a downright disgusting performance while we were visiting a local casino. An intoxicated, extremely elderly gentleman, having clearly a case of illness, recognized as flu-like symptoms, (one of them being diarrhea), rid himself of certain bodily properties on the seat of the slot machine he was playing. Shockingly, he virtually began to transfer his own excrement from the seat to the playing screen without his apparent knowledge. This incident required immediate response and we approached those in charge to report the situation.

Then, as the thought became clear later, it occurred to us ... wonder if my son and I had not witnessed the incident? Wonder if the man had left the machine and someone else later sat there and played? How many times has this or something like it happened? This may be an extreme situation, nevertheless, it's upsetting to think about. What about infectious diseases that are contagious; that is, passed from one person to another left behind on the machines?

An innovative device we found out about, just recently, eliminates most or all unnecessary discomfort and direct contact completely while playing a touchscreen machine. It is called The Magic Gambling Wand. Whatever be the touchscreen gaming machine you prefer to play, this novel twelve-inch long device, embellished with a long braided lanyard that hangs around your neck, allows customers to sit back perfectly relaxed and play longer without physical strain. We personally acquired one for each of us and we were amazed at how easily it activates the touchscreen, weighing next to nothing. Now we can't imagine playing our favorite machines without one!

Remember, between the time slot machines are cleaned and sanitized, countless microbial germs and bacteria from many players can be spread. So, for these and other reasons, it can be demonstrated that this one device may indeed have significant merit, and thereby, when implemented, may prevent a public health risk. By using the device, players keep casino touchscreen machines cleaner and players tend to play longer.

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Source by Jack Resley Beck