The second day was a multiplier day, but I backed that out of the tally. Was bouncing between NSUD at 1 per $10, Uglies (with a meter that made them not ugly at all) at 1 per $5, and some 8/5 BP at 1 per $5 that the wife is learning on. She gave back about $50 in EV versus JoB (it's the only strategy she knows well), but she was happy all weekend, and that's easily worth $50 to me.
I'd ballpark our coin-in at $35k for the trip, and we left down $30. Hit Deuces four times and was lucky over all. And for what it's worth, you're not the only one who thinks MS is like crack. I tried to get on the machine off and on all weekend and the only time I could was 6am Sunday.
I'm just glad my name isn't Edward Perez. His name was called as the $2,000 cash drawing winner Sunday and he wasn't present. I won't be present next Sunday, hope no one tells me my name was called. I don't want to know. ;)
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Dave" wrote:
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> Were you playing on a VP multiplier day?
> NSUD with 1 point for $5 action would infer double points day and you got 4600 points so u gave them $23K. We do twice that/day and were lucky at the joint last year.
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> Keeping our fingers crossed they won't shut us off. Going to hit the slot machines hopefully for a little insurance :-)
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> We like the Atlantis a lot and gamble mostly at the FPSDB $1 triple line. Will also venture into super times pay and multi-strike (the crack cocaine of video poker).
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "clementiyn" wrote:.
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> > Comp points accrue at 1 per $10 coin-in on NSUD, 1 per $5 on 8/5 BP. I suspect other games follow a similar breakdown. The comp rate seems independent of progressives. I was playing nickel ugly ducks with a meter that pushed the game above 100% and was still getting 1 per $5 coin in.
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> > I accrued approximately 4600 comp points during my short visit (before multipliers), and accrued approximately 460 Tier points, so I would suspect the rate is 1 per 10. That seems tight to me, given that you need 2000 tier points to get even mediocre rewards.
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