Would you rather just cash out with a 5 dollar voucher? I look at that as being.1245 ahead. I'd rather be cashing a 1250 ticket than a 5 dollar one.
Rod Braswell <vpking05@cox.net> wrote:
>In a message dated 11/2/2011 8:23:21 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
>BillC4@aol.com writes:
>
>I was at Rincon Saturday sitting next to an older gentleman who was
>playing
>5 coins a time in a $5 single line Jacks or Better game. After playing
>for
>at least a half hour he was down to $5 in the machine. Instead of
>cashing
>out he played the $5. He drew a royal. The machine didn't freeze up
>and as
>the man sat there stunned another player had to remind him to hold the
>five
>cards before pressing the draw button. His only statement, "Hey, I won
>$1,250."
>
>
>Posted by: "Lucky9484@aol.com" Lucky9484@aol.com lucky94849484
>Wed Nov 2, 2011 8:38 am (PD
>
>That hurts. I did that once and felt like the world's biggest fool,
>hated
>to even collect I felt like such a jerk. Yes, !,250 is 1,250 but we
>all know
>"play max coins, play max coins" and this is exactly why. It was also at
>Rincon on a $5 single line but it was about 5 years ago.
>
>
>Sadly, I admit to doing the same thing. One coin on a $5 machine,
>dealt four to the royal and drew the fifth. I know the feeling of
>stupidity which was made much worse as the machine locked up (over
>$1199) and the music started playing. When the other players hear
>the music they naturally look over to see what you hit. I wanted to
>hide my face as I play at this casino every week and a lot of people
>know me. Had to sit there and bear the stares and shaking heads as the
>music plays the whole while they are doing the payoff Oh yeah, forgot
>to mention that the casino was............Ta Dah...........Rincon.
>
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