--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpbp2002" <21mail@...> wrote:
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> The point is not to lose, the point is to use the $1000 loss rebate as a means to an end (i.e., you're getting a free roll). If you win beyond a certain point it's to your disadvantage to continue playing as anything you lose once ahead you eat 100% of the loss same as any losses beyond the level of the rebate.
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> Variance is your friend with this. Try for a $2000 win or the $1000 loss as quickly as possible and then STOP playing. Problem is, Riv has been pounded on this already and has restricted most of the machines favorable for the rebate.
This is spot on. I was lucky enough to hit them for a $1900 profit on a $150 max bet slot machine Friday morning. By that afternoon the machine and the 3 others like it were excluded.
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "ma18ks" <89109.nv@> wrote:
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> > "I'm not much for these ... loss rebate offers, because you have to hope to lose in order to get anything out of them and that's not why I go into casinos..."
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> > I'm confused... you say a player needs to "hope to lose" to get anything out of these loss rebates. What if someone ends up losing, but was hoping to win? Will they "get anything out of them"?
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