What Casinos offer the most "fake" real slots from vegas?

Obviously would be nice to see some wheel of fortunes, powerball slot machine etc.

Anyone have a clue?

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Originally Posted by AK

Obviously would be nice to see some wheel of fortunes, powerball slot machine etc.

Anyone have a clue?

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I don't really get what you mean there AK. With real "fake" or fake "real" adjectives. Is slot machines the derivative of most wheel of fortunes? :eyebrow:

for instance: "wheel of fortune" is the name of a TV quiz show and became the name of a slot machine that retains much of the look and feel of the original show, down to graphics, sound effects, etc . . .

I've seen them at A/C and Las Vegas.

but online? don't know

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Originally Posted by Herb

for instance: "wheel of fortune" is the name of a TV quiz show and became the name of a slot machine that retains much of the look and feel of the original show, down to graphics, sound effects, etc . . .

I've seen them at A/C and Las Vegas.

but online? don't know

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Yep exactly what I'm looking for. I have found several generic slots but not enough to tickle me.

was just looking around; try Virgin Games (non-U.S. players and I don't know their rep)

Paddy Power is another that offers IGT's slots. I believe it's
Wagerworks.com that manages the program for IGT.
They have about 10? affiliates--none of whom will accept US players.