I just spent the weekend at Las Vegas Hilton and the All American
video poker machines are still there in the SpaceQuest part of the
casino in the same locations as described on this board. Some of the
machines are labeled Double Bonus poker or something similar but have
multiple games on them including the All American poker that pays 8x
for straights and flushes. There is a bank of 5 machines and a bank
of 8 machines for a total of 13 machines. These are 25 cent machines
at $1.25 when played at max credit. They do not have ticket in /
ticket out ability, they pay out in coins but the machines do lock up
and require a hand pay on the straight flush for $250 and hand pay of
$1000 for the royal flush.
AA video poker is still at LVH
I chuckle a bit over the number of times these specific AA machines
at the LVH have "disappeared" and "re-appeared", over the time that
I have been reading the postings of this group.
My wife and I are heading for LV next week and we will surely look
to see if there is another such "miraculous" occurrence. LOL.
On the sad side, of course, with the way that VP seems to be going,
one of these "reportings" will turn out to be true and we may never
see them again. SIGH!
.....bl
I just spent the weekend at Las Vegas Hilton and the All American
video poker machines are still there in the SpaceQuest part of the
casino in the same locations as described on this board. Some of
the
machines are labeled Double Bonus poker or something similar but
have
multiple games on them including the All American poker that pays
8x
for straights and flushes. There is a bank of 5 machines and a
bank
of 8 machines for a total of 13 machines. These are 25 cent
machines
at $1.25 when played at max credit. They do not have ticket in /
ticket out ability, they pay out in coins but the machines do lock
up
and require a hand pay on the straight flush for $250 and hand pay
of
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "marcusallee" <MALLEE777@C...> wrote:
$1000 for the royal flush.