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AZ Charlie's

Nudge asked about the current promo, which IS strong.
The $1 10/7 DB pays 5 points for 4 hands, then 6 for the 5th, so 26 points for $25 coin in. 20,000 points will thus cost $19,230, and return $250 the following week for a 1.3% bonus. Be careful, however, because not all machines give points at that level. The progressive and the uprights near Yukon Grill only give 2 points per hand, and when you check the multis upstairs and in front of the lounge you will find every other machine is 9/6 DB (they alternate in order from 10/7 to 9/6 to 10/7, etc.).

The quarter multis at the base of the escalator have an even better percentage but take much more time. These give 1.6 points per hand, so 20,000 points will take 12,500 hands ($15,625) to earn the $250 next week, or 1.6% added.

As far as I know there are only NSU deuces, and I think they give the same points as the 10/7 DB.

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Recently spent three days at Arizona Charlies-Boulder location. Have
never gotten a straight answer there from ANYONE as to what their
system is. A visit with slot club person indicated to me that they
had been in some meeting designed to "pull the wool over everyone's
eyes" She kept saying that 500 points equaled one comp dollar
whereas Stations was 600 points. I replied that it takes three times
to get a point at Charlies than at Stations and I do get triple
coupons there occasionaly. She was adamant that Charlie's was much
much better... I just let it go...It is down the list of my places to
play. The new system does nothing for me - an oout-ot-towner.

Nudge asked about the current promo, which IS strong.
The $1 10/7 DB pays 5 points for 4 hands, then 6 for the 5th, so 26
points for $25 coin in. 20,000 points will thus cost $19,230, and
return $250 the following week for a 1.3% bonus. Be careful,

however,

because not all machines give points at that level. The progressive

and

the uprights near Yukon Grill only give 2 points per hand, and when

you

check the multis upstairs and in front of the lounge you will find

every

other machine is 9/6 DB (they alternate in order from 10/7 to 9/6

to

10/7, etc.).

The quarter multis at the base of the escalator have an even better
percentage but take much more time. These give 1.6 points per

hand, so

20,000 points will take 12,500 hands ($15,625) to earn the $250

next

week, or 1.6% added.

As far as I know there are only NSU deuces, and I think they give

the

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Dennis Krum <is@i...> wrote:

same points as the 10/7 DB.
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Love, IS!!!
(see IS - Spiritual Insights, a FREE book with NO ads at:
http://www.is1.org )