Did you check the 21 tables? If so, is anything playable?
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 11:10 AM, eecounter <eecounter@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> I visited the brand new Margaritaville Casino in Biloxi this past weekend.
> (It opened last Tuesday).
>
> Short version: I walked in, looked around, and walked out.
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> Slightly longer version: The building itself is supposed to resemble an
> old style Key West home, I suppose. Anyway, it looks quite different from
> the outside compared to most casino designs. It is a land based casino
> (i.e. not built out onto the water like Hard Rock or Beau Rivage). The main
> casino floor is elevated about 20 feet above ground level, to help limit
> damage from hurricanes.
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> The casino itself is small. It was jam packed on Saturday afternoon, as
> was to be expected for a newly opened casino. Because of the crowds, it was
> impossible to do a thorough job of checking out the VP inventory, but the
> machines that were vacant were uniformly awful. Everything I checked was
> 8/5 Jacks, 20/12/10 Deuces Wild, 8/5 DDB, and similar trashy pay tables.
> The best games I could find were some 8/6 JOB single line games. The multi
> line games had pay tables ranging from bad to "cruise ship". It looks like
> their approach to VP is to not take any chances. Of course, the customers
> were still pounding away on the machines like there was no tomorrow.
>
> I didn't bother to find out anything about the players club, since I
> didn't see anything worth playing. I'll try to stop by again in a week or
> two when it is less crowded. It's certainly possible that there are one or
> two great games that I missed due to the crowds, but probably not.
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> EE
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Jack
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