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AxelWolf
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April 1st, 2014 at 10:55:05 AM permalink
Quote: Greasyjohn

Thanks, that is what I meant. I corrected my original post.

Well that makes more sense.
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djatc
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April 1st, 2014 at 1:54:08 PM permalink
Beware of the short coin royal if you don't play the multi-strike mode.
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Greasyjohn
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April 8th, 2014 at 9:14:44 AM permalink
Quote: Boz

I was thinking the same thing about the VP. Thanks for the report on the El. The area around it has made a huge turnaround in the past 5 years with all the clubs, bars and restaurants on Fremont East. I can remember walking to the Western just a few years ago and there being nothing on that block of worth.



Too bad the Gold Spike couldn't have ridden it out a little longer. It could have been center in the revitalization. I remember when I played VP there a few years ago (after the remodel). If you wanted to cash out you had to wait for a hand-pay. Seems to me that's the kiss of death for a casino. I'd like to know why they did it that way.
Greasyjohn
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April 24th, 2014 at 11:49:46 AM permalink
Quote: djatc

Beware of the short coin royal if you don't play the multi-strike mode.



Do you mean that you could be playing a 25 cent game, bet $ 1.25 on a single line, get a royal and NOT get 4,000 units?
DRich
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April 24th, 2014 at 1:16:50 PM permalink
Quote: Greasyjohn

If you wanted to cash out you had to wait for a hand-pay. Seems to me that's the kiss of death for a casino. I'd like to know why they did it that way.



I'm guessing it was because of the cost to add ticketing. It costs about $1,250 per machine just to license ticketing. That does not include the printer hardware or the ticketing systems software. They were probably looking at a minimum of $2,000 per machine.
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