They have been including Mr Monopoly in the advertising for their G2E booth in industry news feeds, and including discount links which get you free expo passes.

Anybody else?
Quote: DJTeddyBearIm 99% sure I’ll be there.
Anybody else?
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Thanks DJ! I just signed up. About 25% to go.
Quote: DJTeddyBearGalaxy Gaming recently announced a deal with Hasbro to develop casino games based on Monopoly, Yahtzee and Battleship.
They have been including Mr Monopoly in the advertising for their G2E booth in industry news feeds, and including discount links which get you free expo passes.
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Is it 1998 all over again? Battleship and Monopoly were popular slots in AC back then. I remember a few Yahtzee machines in the Sands but no one ever seemed to play them.
I wasn’t aware of those slots, but I think the answer is “No.”Quote: billryanIs it 1998 all over again? Battleship and Monopoly were popular slots in AC back then. I remember a few Yahtzee machines in the Sands but no one ever seemed to play them.
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As far as I know, Galaxy has never done anything with slots. Although they DO have some igaming games, I doubt that they’d be making this big of an announcement over some igames.
There’s no real details yet, but I’m pretty sure these are regular felt table games.
Quote: DJTeddyBearI wasn’t aware of those slots, but the answer is “No.”Quote: billryanIs it 1998 all over again? Battleship and Monopoly were popular slots in AC back then. I remember a few Yahtzee machines in the Sands but no one ever seemed to play them.
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As far as I know, Galaxy has never done anything with slots. Although there’s no details yet, I’m pretty sure these are table games.
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Battleship was a flavor of the month machine one summer in AC. Every casino had banks of them, but they didn't last long. Monopoly had several different versions. I don't know which company did them.
A table game version has my interest.
Quote: AutomaticMonkeyThinking about it. Do you think this is a safe place for an active table game AP to go?
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I've been attending G2E on and off since the '90s. I know many other Advantage players who have attended regularly as well.
I haven't heard of anything negative ever happening due to an AP attending G2E. Of course, I have never used my real name, and I have always made a fake company name and title. President/CEO of an independent Casino marketing agency or something like that.
I think the benefits greatly outweigh the possible risk.
I highly encourage any Advantage Player to attend G2E whenever possible. There's so much AP information one can obtain by attending G2E. You can get information on new games (Both slots and tables, even stuff you have never heard of) that are highly exploitable, including but not limited to the when and where those games will be placed at.
Now you can use whatever information you were able to gather, go home and come up with the strategy, and have time to plan your attack and be the first on the scene.
Quote: AxelWolfQuote: AutomaticMonkeyThinking about it. Do you think this is a safe place for an active table game AP to go?
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I've been attending G2E on and off since the '90s. I know many other Advantage players who have attended regularly as well.
I haven't heard of anything negative ever happening due to an AP attending G2E. Of course, I have never used my real name, and I have always made a fake company name and title. President/CEO of an independent Casino marketing agency or something like that.
I think the benefits greatly outweigh the possible risk.
It was at G2E that I saw a WMS video poker game that was very exploitable. I just waited and watched until it was released. I wasn't smart enough at the time to do the math but it turns out the payback was close to105%. It was only in the casinos for a month or two before it was yanked.
I played it for a short time at the Stardust, but it didn't last long, just a few days. It wasn't something I saw at the gaming show, it was just something I scouted in a place I frequented.Quote: DRichQuote: AxelWolfQuote: AutomaticMonkeyThinking about it. Do you think this is a safe place for an active table game AP to go?
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I've been attending G2E on and off since the '90s. I know many other Advantage players who have attended regularly as well.
I haven't heard of anything negative ever happening due to an AP attending G2E. Of course, I have never used my real name, and I have always made a fake company name and title. President/CEO of an independent Casino marketing agency or something like that.
I think the benefits greatly outweigh the possible risk.
It was at G2E that I saw a WMS video poker game that was very exploitable. I just waited and watched until it was released. I wasn't smart enough at the time to do the math but it turns out the payback was close to105%. It was only in the casinos for a month or two before it was yanked.
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Quote: AxelWolfQuote: AutomaticMonkeyThinking about it. Do you think this is a safe place for an active table game AP to go?
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I've been attending G2E on and off since the '90s. I know many other Advantage players who have attended regularly as well.
I haven't heard of anything negative ever happening due to an AP attending G2E. Of course, I have never used my real name, and I have always made a fake company name and title. President/CEO of an independent Casino marketing agency or something like that.
I think the benefits greatly outweigh the possible risk.
I highly encourage any Advantage Player to attend G2E whenever possible. There's so much AP information one can obtain by attending G2E. You can get information on new games (Both slots and tables, even stuff you have never heard of) that are highly exploitable, including but not limited to the when and where those games will be placed at.
Now you can use whatever information you were able to gather, go home and come up with the strategy, and have time to plan your attack and be the first on the scene.
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Thanks, good information. I'm set up pretty well with software engines where I can solve a table game bet in a day or less usually, but placement information would be awesome! Finding and getting to the games is more of a challenge.
There's also a repeating pattern I notice, where a game is released, then in a couple of weeks or months they have to modify a rule or procedure, and you know why. I usually miss out on that kind of opportunity, being just a monkey with no information besides what I can see for myself on the casino floor.
Quote: AutomaticMonkeyQuote: AxelWolfQuote: AutomaticMonkeyThinking about it. Do you think this is a safe place for an active table game AP to go?
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I've been attending G2E on and off since the '90s. I know many other Advantage players who have attended regularly as well.
I haven't heard of anything negative ever happening due to an AP attending G2E. Of course, I have never used my real name, and I have always made a fake company name and title. President/CEO of an independent Casino marketing agency or something like that.
I think the benefits greatly outweigh the possible risk.
I highly encourage any Advantage Player to attend G2E whenever possible. There's so much AP information one can obtain by attending G2E. You can get information on new games (Both slots and tables, even stuff you have never heard of) that are highly exploitable, including but not limited to the when and where those games will be placed at.
Now you can use whatever information you were able to gather, go home and come up with the strategy, and have time to plan your attack and be the first on the scene.
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Thanks, good information. I'm set up pretty well with software engines where I can solve a table game bet in a day or less usually, but placement information would be awesome! Finding and getting to the games is more of a challenge.
There's also a repeating pattern I notice, where a game is released, then in a couple of weeks or months they have to modify a rule or procedure, and you know why. I usually miss out on that kind of opportunity, being just a monkey with no information besides what I can see for myself on the casino floor.
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This is where a network of monkeys and other forest dwellers would be useful…