Vlt = Class 2?
Didn't think there were any Class 2 in this state.
Didn't see any Bingo card symbol on the machine.
but Verbiage says VLT.
Is this a Class 2 machine?
Which game is it, and where is it located?
Quote: ThatDonGuyI was about to post something about "linked progressive," but I assume you are referring to the fact that it says that it is a VLT.
Which game is it, and where is it located?
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Phoenix Link in Maryland
Quote: 100xOddsQuote: ThatDonGuyI was about to post something about "linked progressive," but I assume you are referring to the fact that it says that it is a VLT.
Which game is it, and where is it located?
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Phoenix Link in Maryland
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It looks like Maryland law defines "video lottery terminal" as a catchall name for slot and video poker / blackjack / keno et al. machines. (It could be called a "video lottery terminal" because, for all intents and purposes, it has the same effect as buying a scratch-off lottery ticket.) There is a distinction for some slot machines used for charity purposes, but I would assume that this is a Class III game.
Quote: ThatDonGuyI was about to post something about "linked progressive," but I assume you are referring to the fact that it says that it is a VLT.
Which game is it, and where is it located?
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VLT does not equate to Class 2. I believe VLT generally means it is run by the state lottery commission.
Quote: DRichQuote: ThatDonGuyI was about to post something about "linked progressive," but I assume you are referring to the fact that it says that it is a VLT.
Which game is it, and where is it located?
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VLT does not equate to Class 2. I believe VLT generally means it is run by the state lottery commission.
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is it still picked from a pool of tickets or drum i forget how you describe some of the class 2 machines...
or is it a dynamic drum of some sort?
