think of it as buying eridium, with a chance of getting an ok gun as a bonus. Don't think of it as trying to hit the jackpot. And of course, it was on a low lvl character, my gaige when I was just starting her out, I was gambling for eridium, so I could have more inventory spaces. Got many usable blues while levelling, a good bit of eridium, and all that.īut only once, since I started playing, did I get the '3 vaults' jackpot that gives you a legendary. Since I knew I was gonna die (it took me a while to learn to use cover instead of standing in the open), I'd rather spend the money in the slot machine. so if you spend all your money in the slot machine first, then death is cheap! When you die, the amount you lose is based on how much cash you have - 7 percent. plus its a good way to get some extra eridium. I find for a new player, your first time thru, its a good way to get some extra chances at maybe a good green / blue guns. Otherwise, you can use Gibbed Save Editor to give yourself one.Been playing for most of a year now, and I used the slot machine moxxi's a lot. However, during the $10k Loot Hunt, the Grog Nozzle could drop from the Gold Golem for a week, so some people might have legitimate dropped Grog Nozzles that you might be able to get from them. It is NOT a quest reward! It is given during the quest and will go away as soon as it is completed, it will only be in your inventory in the same playthrough you have the quest active in, and only in your game. The Grog Nozzle itself is a Mission Item from The Beard Makes the Man, a quest given by Claptrap in the Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep DLC. If you're in singleplayer you can swap the grog with the weapon you want to switch to in the inventory to get even more time with the drunk effect active on that weapon.

Once you exit your inventory, you will have the drunk effect active for the next 2 seconds, so quickly switch to another weapon and fire (I recommend using a Double Shot alongside this). Simply hold the grog nozzle in your hand and hit the tab (or inventory) button.

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