What if you hit a bonus round then withdrawal your players card on any slot. Then you accumulate your bonuses with the card out of the machine. Then re-insert card after the bonus round. Imthinking of hot roll where I commonly make $5-15 on a bonus round playing only a 20c bet.
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> > Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Vegas Trip Last Week of July...
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> > Several casinos have loss rebates - Riviera, Palms, Tropicana, Cosmopolitan and now Hooter's according to the latest Vegas Values Report.
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> > Scot Krause wrote:
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> > ---Westin and both Canneries too.
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> I haven't been in Nevada if 4 1/2 years now so I have no idea what the inventory on the casino floors looks like today. I'm wondering if any slot machines (not video pokers) have been disqualified from these loss rebate promotions.
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> If these type promotions had been going on in the heyday of advantage slots the casinos would have gotten crushed. That is, the ones with the right equipment. It would have been so lucrative that some guys would've been going down to D Street or St. Vincent's looking for new sign-ups. On some type of advantage slots it's easy to win but show a loss, or take a small loss while showing a much bigger loss. It would have been done through slot card manipulation.
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> Take a game like Wild Cherry Bonus Pie/Diamond Thief. Roughly, 2/3's of the payback is in the line pays and 1/3'rd of the payback is in the bonuses. What this means is you are taking a big drop on your way to collecting the bonuses. You are almost always behind until you fill the Pie/Valise up. The Pie/Valise would have been worked down to one to go, the card would get pulled, the ticket would be cashed out, a new bill would go in the machine, then the play would be finished.
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