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How to Find Your Favorite Slots at Casinos

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Written by Joshua

There are a lot of websites nowadays that claim to help you find slots, claiming slot locators or lists submitted by readers. A couple of apps have claimed this too.

Unfortunately, and increasingly, casinos are evolving their casino floors faster to respond to competition and player tastes than ever before, so keeping up with this data proves to be more challenging than most websites can keep up.

That said, there are some sources that you can expect to be reliable. One is the slot manufacturers, when they publish lists of installed games, which some do. Another is casinos and casino groups that keep an updated list of available games at their properties.

In this post I’ll share some sources of info that can help you identify the locations of games in your favorite casinos. The information was checked most recently in July 2021.

Manufacturer Slot Finders

A few manufacturers have slot finders, although they’re generally not complete. Many times they focus on specific hardware or licensed games that they can easily track. But if there’s games within that group that are ones you want to find, you’re in luck! Here’s the slot finders from manufacturers I’ve found:

Aristocrat

Aristocrat focuses on certain games, but they have a cool interactive nationwide map that lets you search by area and see the properties closest to you to compare which games each have.

Their website has been recently updated to make it easier to see a wide variety of games that they offer, both license and core titles, and which casinos have it. Relatively new games are frequently showing up there, so it does seem to be kept up well.

Check out their slot finder here.

Ainsworth

Ainsworth used to have a slot finder on their website, but it appears to have been removed, at least for now.

Aruze

Aruze’s slot finder also appears to have been removed; a shame, given how comprehensive it was.

Incredible Technologies

Like Aruze, Incredible Technologies has a solid slot finder with a good depth of game information. However, it treats the search a bit differently, using game logos as a primary form of visualization. When you filter by zip code, it eliminates games that aren’t available in the range you set. It’s a well designed, intelligent way to approach it. If you like IT games, you’ll find the slot finder helpful.

Click here to see their finder.

Gamblit Gaming

Gamblit appears to be shifting gears, as their games were removed from my local casinos at the end of last year and they are now talking about mobile gaming on their website.

Casino Slot Finder

A couple of the major casino companies have slot finders to make it easier for players to find their favorite games on casinos floors on their properties. Some individual casinos have them as well. While this may not be a complete list, these are the ones we’ve located.

Caesars Slot Finder

While listed as under construction for some time, Caesars‘ Slot Finder remains basic, but functional and up to date. You can search by game type, game name, or casino. In markets like Las Vegas and Atlantic City, you can see which of their properties have games, which can differ widely.

Check out the Caesars slot finder here.

Boyd Slot Search

Similarly, Boyd Gaming has a very robust slot search that’s much more modern and visual than Caesars’. You can search by game, property and more to find your favorite game, and they cover all their markets, not just Las Vegas.

Click here to go to Boyd’s slot search.

Coushatta

Coushatta Casino Resort, based in Louisiana, has a slot finder available on their website. An interesting twist is they have a volatility option for their search, where you can search for low, medium or high volatility slots. You can also search by denomination, game type or slot manufacturer, or search for a specific slot name.

Check out their slot finder here.

Borgata

On property Borgata has options for locating slots, but on their public-facing website it’s a big ol’ laundry list. That said, it does help you ID which games are available, and it does seem pretty well kept.

Click here to see the list of available slot titles at Borgata.

[UPDATED 8/21/20]: A reader helped me clue in to the location of a more detailed list. If you log in as a cardholder to their Mlife section, towards the bottom of the page is a Slot Finder. You can choose denomination and type of game (Poker, Reel Slots or Video Slots), and it will generate an alphabetical list and a descriptor of where on the floor the games live. It gives enough information to be helpful on where a game lives.

As you can see, some companies have made investments to make sure slots are easily found. Others, not so much. But this information will likely help at least some players trying to find where certain games are.

About the author

Joshua

My name is Joshua, and I’m a slot enthusiast who works in tech as a marketer by day, and dabbles in casinos periodically during off-times. Know Your Slots will reflect my interests in understanding the various ways you can play slots, travel, casino promotions and how you can get the most out of your casino visits.

30 Comments

    • Thanks Larry! I knew I had seen it in the past, but couldn’t find it when I did the article last year and thought maybe they took it away. I’m revising it accordingly. Appreciate the heads up!

      • hello Joshua im looking for a Konami game called African Treasure Deluxe cant find it anywhere here in Southern California or Northern California or Nevada

        • Hi Joe – I’m afraid other than the links in this article I don’t have much to offer. There’s 1,000 casinos in the US, with games changing regularly, so I’m unable to keep track of which games are where. So like everyone else I can only leverage what’s been published by the casinos and manufacturers. Sorry I can’t be of more help!

          • Hi Where can I find the new Really Wicked Winnings? I live near Mississippi.

            Thank you

          • Hi Steve – click the link under Aristocrat (who makes the game) and you can check your local casinos to see if they have the game.

  • I love cash wizard world and just recently played every day until it got removed from the casino. How can I find where else it is in Las Vegas?

    • Hi Lisa! Unfortunately many casinos in Las Vegas do not have a slot finder, so many people rely on feedback from others. I was in Las Vegas earlier this month and saw Cash Wizard World at the Cosmopolitan – there may have been others but the Cosmopolitan is the only one I can recall for sure.

    • Hi Lisa – I’m sorry to say I’m not aware of any, although they may be out there. The Slot Finders that are publicly available are not showing any at those casinos.

      • I am looking for the cherry Red Bull eyes Bonus slot machine. Can you tell me where I can find it?

        • Hi Ryan! The links on this article will take you to the various casino websites that I was able to find slot finders on. Other than those links, and the information inside them, I am unfortunately unable to help in that regard. Someone else mentioned looking for it in Vegas recently, for instance, and I was unable to find it listed on any of them.

    • Hi Joe – MGM does not have a slot finder, but in my visit last fall they were very easy to find at their casinos, so I would presume this is still the case.

    • Hi Michelle – unfortunately if the links in this article don’t help you locate the game, I will not be able to be of any further help. With 1,000 casinos in the US and many regularly updating their slots, there’s no way for a single person to keep up. Best of luck finding the game!

    • Hi Nora – the links here on this article are the only resources I can recommend. I don’t personally travel to those markets, but if someone else does and knows the answer, perhaps they’ll respond here.

  • Which casinos in Vegas have black web and golden goddess slot games going there tomorrow was hoping to make the search easier

    • Hi Joseph – the links provided in this article are your best chance at finding them. I’m unfortunately not sure the slot inventory of any specific casino. Good luck!

  • Hi there! I live in the bay area. Where can I find my slot favorite “Witching Ways ll”, other than Lytton Casino, in San Pablo? I’d love to play it elsewhere because this Casino is smack dab on the blvd, and the stakes are lower there?

    • Hi there – unfortunately if the links in this article don’t point you in the right direction, I’m just not sure. There’s too many casinos to keep track of, and not enough information out there. Best of luck!

  • I have been looking for my old favorite “Super Cherry” the song “Play That Funky Music White Boy” during the bonus rounds.

    • Hi Joseph! I can’t personally keep track of all the casinos in the US, so aside from the slot finders I’ve recommended above, you can always reach out to the casino directly to ask!

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