I agree it is a bold move to put in machines that cater to pros and not the average player that wants a decent shot. I dont know one player that I converse with that would touch these machines. It was a good effort by Frank n Bob but in my eyes it didn't make the casino any more playable.
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> > Hey Frank how about asking them to add some regular full pay machines like they had when they opened. Then I actually would have an excuse to go there and play while dragging gf, family or friends. Right now I just have no desire to go when every other casino in the area, except Silverton, has better games. They need bodies in there. I know the progressives are positive at times but Im not willing to play with those tables. So what about the rest of us?
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> Hey Sai, I know it's none of my business but just want to throw my 2 cents in. I'm thinking that there is a lot more at stake here than just the immediate "playability" of the M Resort. I mean, why muddy the water? This was a bold move by both parties, and it is exciting that management is working with Frank on this. I don't think any of us appreciate what the full ramifications might be in the not so distant future. One thing's for sure, though, and that is that any new and creative ideas we want the casinos to entertain have GOT to be potentially very profitable for them.
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