I remember about 5 years ago, I had a "gang"- a casino gang, about 5 or 6 of us, and all of us knew how to play all of them- roulette, poker, SLOTS, even baccarat for that matter. One of us never played slots, and whenever we asked him why he did not want slots play, he said, "there's no money in it"- or a line to that effect. At that time, I never heard anybody utter the phrase 'Slot Machine Incomefrom Poker Players'. Well, I just remembered him (we lost touch with him) before writing this article. Indeed, at that time years ago, 'nickel slot machine gamblers' proved to be the brunt of so many jokes, but not anymore. For these past years, the multi-coin and multi-line games have undergone a makeover, thanks to the rise of novel technologies, and now, the phrase "Slot Machine Income from Poker Players" is no longer something to laugh at. The words "Slot Machine Income from Poker Players" or for that matter, "slot machine income from roulette/craps gamblers" have now turned into reality. At the same time that the coins' number mandated for max bets rise, it is just expected and undestandable that denominations would go down, if the managements of casinos wish the high-rollers and the average poker buff to give them a go.