Scramble1981
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The legal definition states that a real slot machine has a pull handle and pays out actual coins.
The "Pachislo" Japanese machines are 'slot-like' and are not originally supplied with handles. They pay out in tokens, but can be converted to quarters which then may make the machine illegal in your particular jurisdiction.
The machines in the Indian casinos here in Washington state are not real slot machines. They use a pushbutton to start the 'reels' (actually an image of reels on a video monitor) spinning. They have no form of coin or bill acceptor on them and they do not 'pay out' any currency. These machines have a card reader and operate on the "credits" principle. You play for credits that are written to the card by the machine. No fun at all.