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The Free Slots Downloads similar to those in the left hand sidebar are simulations of the real Poker Machines found in clubs and casinos throughout Australia and can be freely downloaded and played for evaluation purposes. These Slots and Keno Games are intended to be used for entertainment purposes only, no money required.*

When your trial period  has expired you can if you wish register the game  for $US10 , the keys  are sent sent to you by email immediately after registering which means  ( NO WAITING )  .. ("Snail Mail") and PayPal are also available. All Slots have  sound and bonus free spins, some have jackpot features and you can  play these  games in full screen mode if desired , most of the pokies also offer 3 levels of payout from realistic to a dream  machine. If you do not wish to register you can do so at a later date or simply  un-install using the games un-install option.

If you do register then the game is yours forever, play when you like, as often as you like and how you like and not lose a cent, just have Fun.

* AU$10 Registration fee.

RECOMMENDED SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL AUSSIE-VIDEO-SLOT GAMES: Windows based system 98/95/2000/XP/Vista/Windows7 At least: -  750MHz Processor,128MbRAM,16mb Video card- 8Mb Hard Drive Space -Sound card

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Australian slots are also known as Pokies, Poker machines and of course Slot Machines and Fruit Machines. The aim of the game on the pokies is to come up with a winning combination. There are various types of slots in an Australian casino (or Clubs) and the traditional spinning reels type of game is the most popular, Keno Machines are also present in the casinos. The main poker machine is the "Multiline" game where you get the opportunity to win on a number of lines simultaneously and the winning lines are illuminated for you. Multiplier slots give you the opportunity to vary the amount you bet on each of your chosen lines (or ways).
Most of the pokies are a combination of the "Multiline and the Multiplier" which means you can play as many lines as you wish for as much or as little as you please, some of the Aussie-Video-Slots games also offer 243 Line Pokies. The operation of the pokies is simple, you insert your coins ($1 coins) these days, select the options you wish to play then press the Start/Spin button. The slots come in varying denominations, from 1 cent usually up to $5 or more so in theory if you were playing a 1 cent machine by one line it would cost you 1 cent per spin. When you have finished playing, you can cash out (if you have any cash left!) and the machine will pay you out either in cash or vouchers. Most Australian Casinos and Clubs have some of the slots designated "Progressive Jackpots " where the jackpot increases with each play usually on a linked basis where there could be any number of other slots all contributing to the jackpot.
By comparison the majority of Aussie Video Slots games can be "Tweaked" for a payout of Realistic, loose or Dream Machine

 

Aussie-Video-Slots  or AVS owns the Intellectual Property (IP) rights of all games offered for sale by "Aussie-Video-Slots” or others on eBay or elsewhere. These games have been  authored ( all my own work ) by me over the years, the first game published was "slots Egypt and a 243 line game called "keep fit " and that was in the early 1980’s, they were written on an XT computer which was a real step up from the “Dick Smith “ wizard that I started with, that machine came with a basic compiler whereby you could write some basic code and run it, trouble was it took some time before an audio cassette became available to store this code, so, when you switched the machine off all your code was lost. The Commodore 64 and 1541 were really nice to work with after the wizard although once again it took some time before they offered an external disc drive as an accessory.  The internet was not as accessible as it is today, the first web browser was from memory called Mosaic and was introduced in the early 80’s so the local bulletin board was the place to be. I am now 73 yrs. old and will still continue making new games (only a little slower than usual!!). Next game out will be my 50th.