can anyone tell how high royal flush has to be to be a 100% play.machine is job 7/5
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[vpFREE] Re: New Mexico VP
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mickey" <mickeycrimm@...> wrote:
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> >
> .The 25,000 coiner is a different configuration than the others. I don't remember what it is but I know it's different.
>
When I first noticed it, it was about 13,000. Probably about 3 days later it was almost 25,000. There was a small group of Philipinos that probably monopolized it for that time period, although I only stopped by a few hours each day, and they were there each time banging away. It's an Indian casino in Central California and this particular casino does not have much in the way of video poker, although they used to. There are a lot of Super 8 Race games.
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[vpFREE] Re: New Mexico VP
Bob Bartop wrote:
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> I have been inspired to check some of these Super 8 Race machines since reading this. I found two that were approximately 7000, and someone snapped those off by the second day. I find many that are in the 3000-4000 area. And then, I found one at 25,000. That's 25,000 nickles. It lasted for a few days and there was usually a group of people working on it. Someone had hit it when I checked this morning. There is also another one for quarters I found that is currently over 9000.
>
> During my brief period of checking these, I have seen many that were at zero or just a few dollars. So someone is hitting these.
>
.The 25,000 coiner is a different configuration than the others. I don't remember what it is but I know it's different.
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[vpFREE] Re: New Mexico VP
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mickey" <mickeycrimm@...> wrote:
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> Super 8 Race is a long term play because of the frequency of catching all fruit. I don't remember where I put the cost, probably somewhere in the mid $200's. The game had a smaller drop and lower variance than Super 8 Liner, but much longer odds of catching all fruit. I played the game at about 8000 coins in the meter, but only if I didn't have anything else to do. Also, the meter caps at 10,000 coins.
>
I have been inspired to check some of these Super 8 Race machines since reading this. I found two that were approximately 7000, and someone snapped those off by the second day. I find many that are in the 3000-4000 area. And then, I found one at 25,000. That's 25,000 nickles. It lasted for a few days and there was usually a group of people working on it. Someone had hit it when I checked this morning. There is also another one for quarters I found that is currently over 9000.
During my brief period of checking these, I have seen many that were at zero or just a few dollars. So someone is hitting these.
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[vpFREE] Harrah's NOLA Penthouse question
I was just wondering if anyone did the Level V Signature Experience in New Orleans. It mentions that you get the penthouse, but it doesn't say how many bedrooms are in the penthouse. Because the dinner with Chef Besh is for 9 people, you would think that there are enough bedrooms to sleep 9 people, but maybe they expect your guests to provide their own accomodations.
When I tried googling info on the penthouse I found reference to a suites-only penthouse floor, and a fundraiser John Besh did in "the penthouse suite" back in 2010. I would hope that the offer is for "the penthouse suite" not just any suite on the penthouse floor.
If anyone has done this signature experience, can you please describe your accomodations?
Thanks!
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[vpFREE] Re: LV real estate article
TedChee wrote:
> Been meaning to post this ever since I read it last month now my browser's
> not working so I can't get URL. So Google:
> King of all Vegas real estate scams - businessweek
> Expose of how crass condo crookedness (couldn't resist) - nutshell version
> -- how lawyers dominate condo associations with straw buyers & run things
> to benefit themselves & affiliated organizations leaving homeowners with
> crumbs & unfinished repairs.
This sounds like the article:
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/the-king-of-all-vegas-real-estate-scams-12082011.html
or
http://tinyurl.com/77jnssx
<a href="http://tinyurl.com/77jnssx">
http://tinyurl.com/77jnssx</a>
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[vpFREE] Re: Bob Dancer's LV Advisor Column - 10 JAN 2012
4 team parlays around the valley range from 10-to 1 to 12-1. Don't be fooled when you see 12 for 1, usually on parlay cards.---12 for 1 is actually 11 to 1. Same at the crap table---8 for 1( hard 4) is actually 7 to 1.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mickey" <mickeycrimm@...> wrote:
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rob.singer1111@..." <rob.singer1111@> wrote:
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> > Mickey:
> >
> > I made just a few bets on sports this year--all NFL. I'm no guru on the subject, but I've done quite well spending some time studying the teams & using my head along with gut feel. I'm just a straight bettor who doesn't shop lines, do middles or any of the things professional handicappers do. The problem is, I don't really know what my win % is based on: dollars won or bets won....and how does that big they get figure in?
> >
> > I bet only 2 weekends this year--one in Dec. and one in Jan. Last weekend I made six $100 bets on games and overs/unders, and I won 3 of them. But in Dec. I felt very strong about four games and put $6k on a four team parlay--and won.
> >
> > Is that considered 4 for 4 or just a single win?
> >
> Hi, Rob. If you went 3 for 6 on the $100 bets then you broke even on your picks but would have lost a little money to the juice.
>
> Parleys are different from straight bets. Percentagewise they're considered much tougher bets. I don't know what a 4 for 4 pays but the odds of hitting it are based on it being a coin flip as to whether each of your picks cover. So it would be .5 X .5 X .5 X .5. That's a win percentage of 6.25%. So the chances of hitting a four teamer are 1 in 16.
>
> If the payoff is:
>
> 15, the expectation is 93.75%
> 14, the expectation is 87.50%
> 13, the expectation is 81.25%
> 12, the expectation is 75.00%
>
> When I was in Nevada I stayed away from straight handicapping because I knew I didn't know anything about it. But I did learn a few tricks like middling and scalping.
>
> And I knew about lines moving toward the favorite caused by recreational bettors pounding the favorite just before gametime. In those spots I took the dog and the extra points.
>
> As far as tracking your win/loss, probably the best thing to do is start a spreadsheet. And I would have a different spreadsheet for each bet type and size or else the stats will be skewed. You can probably buy stuff like that at Gambler's Book Store.
>
> Take care
>
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[vpFREE] LV real estate article
Been meaning to post this ever since I read it last month now my browser's
not working so I can't get URL. So Google:
King of all Vegas real estate scams - businessweek
Expose of how crass condo crookedness (couldn't resist) - nutshell version
-- how lawyers dominate condo associations with straw buyers & run things
to benefit themselves & affiliated organizations leaving homeowners with
crumbs & unfinished repairs.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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