Class II slots vulturable?
So, are there vulturable Class II slot machines?
A VLT is just a visual representation of a win from an electronic scratch card.
A Class II game is a visual representation of the win from a very fast bingo game.
I haven't seen the games you're referring to, but neither of two types of games above are generally vulturable for practical purposes.
One thing I don't get is what is a class I slot. I think they are the same thing as a VLT, but I'm not sure.
Quote: WizardVLT's and class II games are different.
A VLT is just a visual representation of a win from an electronic scratch card.
A Class II game is a visual representation of the win from a very fast bingo game.
I haven't seen the games you're referring to, but neither of two types of games above are generally vulturable for practical purposes.
One thing I don't get is what is a class I slot. I think they are the same thing as a VLT, but I'm not sure.
I always thought that any “class” of machine was called that because it was on an Indian reservation and that’s how their laws define their machines.
What I don’t understand is why everyone refers to any other machine as any “class” - or why do we use the word class for anything other than an Indian casinos machines?
I have a feeling my question is confusing but I’m submitting this anyways and maybe lll rephrase it eventually
Quote: WizardVLT's and class II games are different.
A VLT is just a visual representation of a win from an electronic scratch card.
A Class II game is a visual representation of the win from a very fast bingo game.
I haven't seen the games you're referring to, but neither of two types of games above are generally vulturable for practical purposes.
One thing I don't get is what is a class I slot. I think they are the same thing as a VLT, but I'm not sure.
There are vulturable class II slots in NYS racinos, I can verify that myself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I55OZ9czsEY
Dang Ol' Slots wrote:
Try changing your bingo card every few spins. On those weird Bally cabinet Aristocrat/Konami/Aruze games like you were playing in this video, all you do is just tap the card on your screen before you spin. It will change the card and you can almost keep your winning consistent. Also, when playing Class II's, you always want to be there when a lot of people are playing since you're technically playing bingo with everyone else there haha.
Quote: gamerfreakWeren’t most of the the “collectors” in bars that Micky Crimm talked about vulturing considered class II?
A lot of Mickey's games were in Montana, which is Class III.
Quote: Wizard
One thing I don't get is what is a class I slot. I think they are the same thing as a VLT, but I'm not sure.
According to 25 U.S.C. 2703, "The term ‘‘class I gaming’’ means social games solely for prizes of minimal value or traditional forms of Indian gaming engaged in by individuals as a part of, or in connection with, tribal ceremonies or celebrations"
Quote: darrellgAccording to 25 U.S.C. 2703, "The term ‘‘class I gaming’’ means social games solely for prizes of minimal value or traditional forms of Indian gaming engaged in by individuals as a part of, or in connection with, tribal ceremonies or celebrations"
That sounds like the games at say Chuck e. Cheese
I believe the slots in Ohio racinos are VLT’s (please correct me if I’m wrong).
Not sure how you can say these are not vulturable. Many GE. OM Hex etc in the racinos that are definitely accumulator type vulturable slots.
Quote: darrellgAccording to 25 U.S.C. 2703, "The term ‘‘class I gaming’’ means social games solely for prizes of minimal value or traditional forms of Indian gaming engaged in by individuals as a part of, or in connection with, tribal ceremonies or celebrations"
Thanks. So, is there any such thing as a "class I slot"?
Quote: WizardThanks. So, is there any such thing as a "class I slot"?
I've only ever heard of Class 2 and Class 3 slots.
Quote: WizardThanks. So, is there any such thing as a "class I slot"?
There are electronic games of chance that produce tickets. Treasure island's arcade here has (had? It's covid closed & may not reopen) a video wheel of fortune thing & video plinko.
There were an abundance of some money tree slots that seemed to have potential, but again, I spent very little time in the casino.
Quote: WizardVLT's and class II games are different.
A VLT is just a visual representation of a win from an electronic scratch card.
A Class II game is a visual representation of the win from a very fast bingo game.
I haven't seen the games you're referring to, but neither of two types of games above are generally vulturable for practical purposes.
One thing I don't get is what is a class I slot. I think they are the same thing as a VLT, but I'm not sure.
There are VLT’s in the city I’ve been in for the last 5 weeks and there are 3 vulturable games on the menu of 15 or so games.
The water is getting cold we need someone to help warm it up.Quote: PokerGrinderThere are VLT’s in the city I’ve been in for the last 5 weeks and there are 3 vulturable games on the menu of 15 or so games.
(Inside baiting)
Interesting Bingo (not Keno) has always been defined as a skill and the responsibility is on the player to "call" and stop the game. In most games if the next number is called before you stop the game, then your call is no longer valid (you've missed your call). Thus it seems strange that a fruit machine could have a game of bingo in the background to determine the winner.
Quote: WizardThanks. So, is there any such thing as a "class I slot"?
I have never heard of a Class I machine. My understanding is that Class I generally refers to live bingo games in native American casinos.
Quote: AxelWolfThe water is getting cold we need someone to help warm it up.
(Inside baiting)
Maybe it’s cause I just woke up but I have no idea what this means lol
Quote: PokerGrinderMaybe it’s cause I just woke up but I have no idea what this means lol
Axel is afraid you will out an AP play.
Quote: SOOPOOAxel is afraid you will out an AP play.
OMG!
Really?
NY racinos have Golden Egypt. It's vulturable just like anywhere else.
I can tell you now I see on average two dozen vultures, ranging all ages and nationalities keeping tabs all day, every day. At least they are there whenever I am so I can't imagine they have any time off
They will hover near the machines for hours. They work in groups with one vulture waiting if an opportunity looks good (waiting for a ploppie to leave) while the partner does the rounds, looking for left behind opportunity around the casino.
They walk up, cycle through all the denominations and then move on (or play if they detect an opportunity).
Any AP trying to protect this secret is fighting a long opened Pandora's Box
You will figure it out.Quote: AxelWolfThe water is getting cold we need someone to help warm it up.
(Inside baiting)
Quote: AxelWolfYou will figure it out.
You want me to pee in your pool?
