Everyone keeps referring to FPDW. I could care less about this game. I want decent DB, BP and JOB games. I'm not looking for a new job playing vp full time just a decent shot with my money and have some fun. I could care less if they devalued the points of these machines it would just be nice if they were there. Funny thing there is plenty of 10/7 DB and 9/6 JOB in this town so I wouldn't think it would kill the M to put some in. Stations makes a killing on their 10/6 DDB and 10/7 DB. They made the coin in requirement higher in order to keep them, why couldn't the M do the same thing? Palms has plenty of DB at $1 and 25 cent and they still exist after all these years. It seems M doesn't want to sacrifice their cash back on any machine in favor of pay scale. Other casinos do it, they just need to limit the points you can earn on the full pay machines. South point is a different beast all together. The may not have 10/6 DDB or 10/7 DB but most of their inventory is 99% + which is okay by me. They also have a large selection of different games. M has just a few games in the 99% range in comparison. Ill give them credit on having many 8/5 bonus poker games at least.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Bartop" <bobbartop@...> wrote:
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Frank" <frank@> wrote:
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> Even if M Resort puts in FPDW wall-to-wall tomorrow, it doesn't matter for the relatively near future. This game is GOING to change! I didn't do it, you didn't do it, no one here on vpfree did it. But it's going to change. People need to stop living in the past and adapt for the future. Sure, I'd like to play single deck blackjack with a 1-10 bet spread and no heat, but it AIN'T going to happen. Those who refuse to adapt are going to be left behind.
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> This is a chance to propel video poker into the future and secure an opportunity for smart players to make a good living sitting on their asses in front of a machine, in a lovely air conditioned environment. It beats the horror of a real job. Those who are used to playing quarter video poker with a bankroll of $5000 or less, need a serious attitude adjustment, or they're going to be in for a rude awakening. It's going to be a Brave New Video Poker World, and 1984 was a long freaking time ago.
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