I'd surmize that if you played that one lone 99.9% dollar game, round robin,
for all its worth...along with the generous cashback, $1,000,000 coin in
would net you $3000 plus some generous food comps. Casino management most
likely found out their mistake, and pulled the plug, then backtracked.
Records may have showed all the action tracked to 1 or 2 cards. If that be
the case, It seems unfair to that sly fox player, but its called casino
retribution.
FYI: This is what was reported here on vpfree around May 29th...
> >I did find a game on one machine that was mislabled. The paytable,
> >according to my Jean Scott scouting guide, is over 99.9%. Bet that won't
> >last too long. Hmm, Frank did say he was going camping...
> > 250 points equals $1 in cashback, comps or freeplay. $1 equals one
point on all machines
----- Original Message -----
From: "gofastnismo" <gofastnismo@yahoo.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2011 9:12 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Trespass at Casino Montelago
> Why not tell everyone what advantage play you had there and what you came
> out ahead? Obviously you played some kind of promo to death and they saw
> it. You're asking everyone to make a judgment call without details. They
> didn't kick out Singers buddy for hitting a $3000 jackpot so what did you
> do to get thrown out? I dont condone their actions but did you ask for it?
> Playing a promo to death in a small casino parlor and letting your cash
> back accumulate to that level was asking for it. Am I wrong and were you
> just lucky in a hitting a higher than average amount of hands?
>
>
