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belterra vs caesars indiana

#1

hi all and thanks

what is the group preference for vp....

#2

Of the two, I've only ever played at Caesars Indiana. I really like
the boat and decided to be the Casino Monitor.

Based on the reported inventories, I would compare things this way:
-- Caesars has more machines with good games
-- Caesars has a greater diversity in good games
-- Caesars has good games in a wider range of denomenations
-- Caesars has good games at the bars (JW2)
-- Belterra has NSUD (quarter denom only)
-- Belterra has a few 50/100-play machines w/ 9/6 JoB

Based solely on the posted inventories, I think Caesars is better.
But the multi-play machines could be a major plus to some people -- I
would love to have them at Caesars and would probably double my
coin-in per trip if they did.

Take a look at the posted inventories...
Caesars Indiana -- http://members.cox.net/vpfree/M_CaeI.htm
Belterra -- http://members.cox.net/vpfree/M_Belt.htm

If you go to Caesars and notice any changes to the reported inventory,
please let me know. I want to keep this as up-to-date as possible!

Ken

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "clmparadise" <Kbclm@...> wrote:

hi all and thanks

what is the group preference for vp....

#3

Belterra recently removed four of their .01/.02/.05 50-play machines,
two of which had 9/6 JOB. Their cash back was greatly reduced this
summer and continues to worsen without notice. It is now approaching
$16 C/I for .01 CB. Belterra has 12 .25 NSUD progressive machines
and about 11 machines with 9/6 JOB from .01 to $1.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "kkirschner" <ken.kirschner@...> wrote:

Of the two, I've only ever played at Caesars Indiana. I really like
the boat and decided to be the Casino Monitor.

Based on the reported inventories, I would compare things this way:
-- Caesars has more machines with good games
-- Caesars has a greater diversity in good games
-- Caesars has good games in a wider range of denomenations
-- Caesars has good games at the bars (JW2)
-- Belterra has NSUD (quarter denom only)
-- Belterra has a few 50/100-play machines w/ 9/6 JoB

Based solely on the posted inventories, I think Caesars is better.
But the multi-play machines could be a major plus to some people --

I

would love to have them at Caesars and would probably double my
coin-in per trip if they did.

Take a look at the posted inventories...
Caesars Indiana -- http://members.cox.net/vpfree/M_CaeI.htm
Belterra -- http://members.cox.net/vpfree/M_Belt.htm

If you go to Caesars and notice any changes to the reported

inventory,

please let me know. I want to keep this as up-to-date as possible!

Ken

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "clmparadise" <Kbclm@> wrote:
>
> hi all and thanks
>
> what is the group preference for vp....
>