--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.
>
> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.
> wrote:
> >
> > Well yes and no. The first two above do not seem to approach 6
or 8
> > percent. Yes I read Mickeys write ups and they were on some odd
game
> > in an obscure location.
> >
> > But people on here talk about 6 or 8 percent plays that seem to
be on
> > less than 100 percent games , so I was wondering what else was
taking
> > it up to those percentages. The NSUD situation, if I recall
> > correctly was around 1 percent but at very big bucks, so the
hourly
> > pay was very good, but still not even close to 5 or 8 percent
> >
>
> Here's one from the past. A casino was giving out $50 gift cards
for
> $2000 coin-in. They had FPDW and other slot club bennies. So, it
> started out over 3% before even considering those bennies.
>
> I think someone already mentioned a shorted DB paytable with 2-1
for
> two pair. That was real.
>
> Occasionally, a casino has double royal promotions. When added to a
> play that might already be between 1-2% jumps it up to 4%.
>
> I remember someone mentioned a play at MonteLago that was also in
the
> same range. You might want to check the archives.
>
> Dick
>
Dick,
Your inputs are appreciated. Checking the archives is not very easy
to do, as the search capability is almost nil.
Your examples although impressive, still do not seem t rise to the 6
to 8 percent value. (It is not important to me whether the 6 to 8
percent is on 25c or $25, the point being, it is just hard to imagine
anything going that high, while acknowledging that if it were $25, it
would be extremely imprssive, but out of many of ours reach) Are
those who are quoting those figures just being boastful or factual?
I am also hoping that others might respond also, but again thanks.
DWK
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