I concur. FV wasn't bad by Colorado standards until just lately. But with a scattering of 9/6 JB, NSUD, 10/6/40 DDB and Super Aces Bonus with points and very limited bounceback you can still go over 100% in Colorado but nothing worth chasing anymore, not like 5-15 years ago when you had outrageous cashback and multipliers and drawings and strong bounceback coupons. All pretty much gone now or greatly reduced. Nothing playable in Cripple Creek at all, but it is still rustic and in a very pretty setting.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "jim_mason7" <7711-jimmason@...> wrote:
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> Be Aware-Colorado Video poker law prohibits any game which
> pays back over 100%. I live in Boulder and do not bother to
> drive 45 minutes for sub-full pay games. A couple of casinos
> have 9-6JB with points, but still are not over 100%. I save my
> $$$ for Vegas where I do have an advantage. VP is fun,
> but I am not addicted to playing(even when the location is near by)
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> "We have met the enemy and he is short pay VP machines"-Skip Hughes-rip
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> Best bet is to get a comp room, food and enjoy the Colorado Rocky Mountain High(and maybe hit a royal)
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