It bothered me when they showed the girl at the roulette table supposedly
hitting zero back-to-back. It was obvious that the showing of the ball
dropping into zero each time was from the same spin.
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From: itch4@aol.com [mailto:it…@…com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 5:42 AM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Caeser's 24/7 Reality Series
The Caeser's show was just like the GN show. I agree with omnibibulous1.
Two scenes made me fight the urge to change channels. The first one was
with the two girlfriends who came to Vegas to get laid and get in fights.
The
scene where the one woman pulled out the pictures of the boyfriend and
started
crying was just too sappy. It was actually an entertaining story with the
two of them, but the crying scene was not needed. They had already
discussed
the situation with the old boyfriend. And if she was so "in love", why did
she leave a voice mail to break up?
The second incident was the man who won the million dollars. It's really
not that much in the scheme of things. A one million dollar payoff on a
$1,000
bet is only 1,000 to 1 with max bet. When playing 25 cent video poker, a
$4,000 payoff is for a $1.25 bet and that is 3,200 to 1 with max bet. Am a
seeing this right? Wasn't that a $500 machine with a 2 coin max?
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