Congratulations Rob, enjoy yourself, you've
earned it! Thanks for all of the great articles!
At 11:19 AM 11/20/2011, you wrote:
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>I can see why that ACES BP hand in progressive
>form gets so high. It's a gimmick hand, but when
>the machine offers the same paytable for BP as
>that game then there's no reason not to play it
>if you're going to be playing BP. I do remember
>those at the Edgewater. They were dollar
>machines and I played them when I could get a seat.
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>The full-time RV lifestyle is certainly a lot
>different from what we've been used to, but it's
>been in our plans for at least 5 years. It's the
>true definition of freedom, and these new ones
>are fairly sizeable with all the slideouts &
>have all the comforts of home. But having never
>even been IN one until this beast, I'm
>constantly learning things about it every day.
>We've had a couple 30 degree nights here so far,
>but the fireplace keeps us warm. Just like in Montana :)Â
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>"<mailto:rob.singer1111%40yahoo.com>rob.singer1111@yahoo.com"
><rob.singer1111@...> wrote:
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> > I & my site have retired and my wife & I are
> now full-time RVers. I do still play
> recreationally these days and I still
> occasionally meet with players as we're spending our winters in Pahrump.
> >
> > BTW, A few weeks ago at the Terribles here I
> spelled ACES on a $2 ACES BP machine. It's a
> strange feeling seeing something so odd paying
> the same as a RF. Has anyone else here ever hit that hand anywhere?
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> >
>You're making me jealous, Rob. In more ways than
>one. RV'ing is a great way to go. And it's 19
>degrees with snow on the ground where I'm at. Oh, well. Can't have everything.
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>This has been several years ago but there was a
>dollar bank of 7/5 ACES bonus poker at the
>Edgewater in Laughlin. May still be there as far
>as I know. There were meters on both the Royal
>and the ACES. The ACES meter would go way high.
>It was out of my bankroll range, but there were
>some big hits made on the ACES by other players,
>like in the $80,000 to $100,000 range.
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