Once in AC I insisted that I was NOT going to play an additional hand after a handpay.
Eventually they sent a slot tech with a $1 voucher to "play it off".
Funny thing was...... he kept winning..... he wanted to burn the credit up so he wouldn't have to cash out and cancel the credits.
After he got up to about $5 I finally suggested holding all 5 cards of a dealt losing hand.......
Eventually he got down to $2 and just cashed out in frustration saying "Now I have to do the paperwork to cancel these $2"....
"I don't know why they even bother with this "play it off" policy as it was obsolete over 10 years ago."
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Lisa" <viajo1964@...> wrote:
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> My father worked security at the Isle of Capri in Black Hawk, Co. He told me
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> machine, it may not work correctly on the hand following the hand pay.
> Playing the next hand gives the cameras something to tape in case there are
> issues with the machine. At the Isle, it was a requirement to play it off
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> off"-meaning your winning hand on the screen, after you have received a hand
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