With such a large rebate at stake per player, I wonder if there is any risk due to their legal financial situation coming out of bankruptcy...or what could be again if things went worse again? I'm no expert.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:
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> Mike wrote: No way in hell are they going to allow you to sit there at a high limit
> machine and essentially take a free roll at a $20K or $100K royal. I would STRONGLY advise anyone not to throw big money at this. They WILL find a way to weasel out of it.
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> I STRONGLY suggest you are incorrect. They WILL honor this and anyone who plays by the rules (i.e. plays on his own card only and doesn't try to play and/or collect free play for other people as well) is welcome to play.
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> If you try to collect for others, however, you may find yourself cut off if they catch you. This means you'll lose the money first on the play --- and then not have a rebate. If the casino can catch enough big players doing this, it essentially pays for the promotion for them.
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> We're taping the radio show today (better for our out-of-town guest --- a man who we've been calling "Reno Ron" who will talk about Reno video poker conditions although he now wishes we refer to him by his real name, which is Kevin Lewis). Talk about the Revel promotion will take about 15 minutes of the show. The show will air Thursday night at the regular time and be posted Friday morning in the usual spots.
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> There are some caveats in there which you should be aware of, and we'll talk about them on the air, but if you play by the rules and live nearby AC, it ranks among the best promotions to come around in years.
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