Slot Machine Par Sheets

Last update: April 13, 2024

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• Free par sheets for real casino slots
• Free par sheets by the Wizard of Odds
• Free par sheets by Easy Vegas
• Buy a par sheet for your particular needs

What are Par sheets?

Buy a par sheet

You might need features that aren't available on the free par sheets on this page.  (e.g. specific RTP)  In that case, you can order a par sheet from me and I'll make one for you.

Update:  I'm booked through at least July 2024 and not taking any orders now, sorry.  I'm afraid I also don't know anyone who does this kind of work who has availability earlier, either.

Par sheets for real slots in land casinos

3-reel games

1. In the Money.  A Bally game from 2000.  First published in the 2005 edition of Casino Operations Management.
2. Blazing 7s
3. Red White & Blue.  A 94.675% payback flavor.
4. Red White & Blue.  An 87.47% payback flavor.
5. Double Diamond
6. Generic 1987 IGT slot.  This is from the 1998 edition of the book Casino Operations Management.

5-reel games

1. Phantom of the Opera
2. Lucky Larry's Lobstermania 
3. Money Storm 

Par sheets by the Wizard of Odds

These were created by gaming mathematician Michael Shackleford (aka the Wizard of Odds).  They're exactly like the real thing, even though they  haven't been developed into real-money games (as far as I know).

1. Vamos a Las Vegas (VLV).  A slot by the Wizard of Odds.
2. Atkins Diet.  Another slot by the Wizard of Odds.

Par sheets by Easy Vegas

Notes

1. You are welcome to use these in your projects (that's what they're for), even for commercial use.  Change the title and the symbols to your liking.  Remember that for 3-reel slots, "blank" is a common symbol.
2. Each section contains everything you need to code a game, but they're not actual par sheets per se, since real par sheets contain a lot more data. (Example 1, Example 2)
   
3. I list the number of each symbol on each reel, but not the exact symbol order.  The order doesn't matter, use whatever you like.
4. The paytable is per coin played.  You can expand each table for more coins played.  For example, for 2 coins played, double the payout.
5. Some RTP's are rounded.  True RTPs may be ±0.1% points different than listed.
6. Use any paylines as you see fit.  The RTP is the same whether you use one payline or twenty.
7. I'm sure the math on these par sheets is correct, but these are free sheets, so I take no responsibility for errors.

“Coinflipper” • RTP 87.5-100% • (Hit Frequency: 12.5% • Jackpot Odds: 1 in 8)

This slot uses only two symbols, heads or tails of a coin.

“A/B” • RTP 97.3-99.3% • (Hit Frequency: 27% • Jackpot: 1 in 1000)

This slot uses only two symbols.

“Easy Vegas” • 97-99% • (Hit Frequency: 21% • Jackpot Odds: 1 in 9,709)

This slot features relatively frequent jackpots, with the jackpot odds being only 1 in 9709 vs. 1 in (hundreds of thousands to millions) in most other slots.  I did it this way to show that the jackpot odds isn't necessarily related to the RTP; the Bluejay Bonanza game below has the same RTP but drastically different jackpot odds.

The catch is that to offer such frequent jackpots, the small pays are reduced, so this machine sucks money away quickly between jackpots.  On Bluejay Bonanza, the jackpot comprises only 0.8% of the total return, but on this slot it's a whopping 12.3%.

Because jackpots hit frequently on this machine, the jackpot prize is 1199, a hair shy of 1200, to avoid the IRS W-2G paperwork required in a land casino for wins of $1200 or more.

“Bluejay Bonanza” • 97-99% • (Hit Freq.: 24% • Jackpot Odds: 1 in 262,144)

This plays much like a traditional 3-reel slot, with  infrequent jackpots and a low hit frequency.  It's described in detail in my How Slot Machines Work article. 

Play slots online

I suggest you play something other than slots because slot odds are so bad.  You could also play online with fake money, because then it doesn't matter if you lose.  A good casino for free-play is Bovada, since it requires no download and no registration.  (If you see a registration box, you can close it and continue without registering.)  You can play with real money too, though I hope you won't (or at least won't bet more than you can comfortably afford to lose). (advertisement)

All my slot machine articles

• Slot machine basics.  How much it costs to play, how much you can win, expected loss, why they're a bad bet, why they're popular, how you can limit your losses, speed of play
• How to play slot machines
• Slot returns.  How much they pay back.
• The Randomness Principle.  Slots don't continually get looser and tighter as they're played.  They don't have to.
• How they work. Explains the randomness principle, and runs through the math to show how a game returns a particular payback percentage.  There's a companion page on Par sheets.
• Slot Machine Myths
• Slot Machine B.S.  Wrong info that's published elsewhere.
• Strategies. Tips for increasing your chances of winning, and saving money.
• Slot Jackpots.  Odds of hitting the jackpot, progressive jackpots, and other jackpot topics.
• Biggest Jackpots.  The largest slot and table game jackpot wins in Vegas.
• Skill-Based Slots.  The scoop on the new games in which your results aren't entirely determined by chance.
• Slot Machine malfunctions. How and why slot machines screw up, causing players to think they've won the jackpot when they really haven't.
• Slot Machine Simulator.  I programmed an exact replica of the Blazing 7s slot (odds-wise).  Click it to play thousands of spins in one second and see how you do.
• Slot name Generator.  Randomly creates a slot machine name using common slot words.  Hilarious!