But nowadays, with the Wizard of Oz and Goldfish and Sex In The City and Lord Of The Rings and. In the old days, the casinos did not assign many CWs to the penny and nickel slots, so the drink service was slow. So even if you are playing slowly at $0.01 per spin, you will still get cocktail service. The cocktail waitresses don't stand around watching to see how much you are playing per spin, or how many spins you are racking up per minute. Put in one dollar, and press the one line and one unit per line buttons, and away you go, spinning for a penny. Some machines do not let you do this, but most do.
You can play most penny slots for just a penny a spin. So you are essentially paying $1 per drink (or you are being a jerk by stiffing the cocktail waitress, who works hard for below-minimum wage). It is considered rude not to tip her $1 for her service. The cocktail waitress will provide drink service to the people playing penny slots.
