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Cinco de Mayo stuffed Chihuahua (was Re: Re: Lurkers/Credit Watchers

#1

Yesterday morning, 5:30 AM I was playing the lone
9/6 JOB in working order at the Isle de Capri in
beautiful Bossier city, Louisiana when a woman started
playing the two machines next to mine. The one next to
me I noticed ws a 9/5 DDB and when she made some
comment about being cold I responded politely and
glanced at her screen, noticed she was playing two
coins. A few minutes later she had four threes for
$400 and when she tried to cash out the machine
jammed, requiring an attendant. These were old
uprights. I looked at her screen and she had held two
threes and a six!!! Stupid me, I asked her if she had
done that on purpose or made a mistake. The response
stunned me, something to the effect that she had not
been hiting any three of a kinds so went for the "two
pair" thus losing the opportunity to get the kicker
for $800 instead of $400. An hour later, she had hit
two more $400 quads while my stuffed Chihuahua cost me
$150!! or so. I had over 300 credits for awhile from
my initial Benjamin, hitting some seven or eight full
houses. I resolved NEVER to talk to another video
poker player I do not know ever again!!!
I certainly would

not recommend
that
> anyone discontinue using/practicing proper
strategy, because they
> happen to comment that a particular vp machine is
"hot" or "cold".

Therefore, I do think it

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would add to more
> personal playing enjoyment, to lighten up just a
bit.

> Babe

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#2

Hey Joe

  You have uncovered a new winning system. Holding the kickers
confuses the machines computer, thus causing machine to throw
winners. Do not spread this info around.

Cheers....Jeep
.

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.-- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Joe Pucek <joepucek@y...> wrote:

   Yesterday morning, 5:30 AM I was playing the lone
9/6 JOB in working order at the Isle de Capri in
beautiful Bossier city, Louisiana when a woman started
playing the two machines next to mine. The one next to
me I noticed ws a 9/5 DDB and when she made some
comment about being cold I responded politely and
glanced at her screen, noticed she was playing two
coins. A few minutes later she had four threes for
$400 and when she tried to cash out the machine
jammed, requiring an attendant. These were old
uprights. I looked at her screen and she had held two
threes and a six!!! Stupid me, I asked her if she had
done that on purpose or made a mistake. The response
stunned me, something to the effect that she had not
been hiting any three of a kinds so went for the "two
pair" thus losing the opportunity to get the kicker
for $800 instead of $400. An hour later, she had hit
two more $400 quads while my stuffed Chihuahua cost me
$150!! or so. I had over 300 credits for awhile from
my initial Benjamin, hitting some seven or eight full
houses. I resolved NEVER to talk to another video
poker player I do not know ever again!!!
I certainly would
> not recommend
> that
> > anyone discontinue using/practicing proper
> strategy, because they
> > happen to comment that a particular vp machine is
> "hot" or "cold".
Therefore, I do think it
> would add to more
> > personal playing enjoyment, to lighten up just a
> bit.

> > Babe

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#3

I think we would both agree that the woman who was playing next to
you, was the vp version of an uneducated & clueless player.

Now, would we also both that agree that the 9/5DDB (shudder!!)
machine that she was playing, was, if not in "hot" cycle, at least
in a favorable-to-the player-cycle??

Babe

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Joe Pucek <joepucek@y...> wrote:

Yesterday morning, 5:30 AM I was playing the lone 9/6 JOB in working
order at the Isle de Capri in beautiful Bossier city, Louisiana when
a woman started playing the two machines next to mine. The one next
to me I noticed ws a 9/5 DDB and when she made some comment about
being cold I responded politely and glanced at her screen, noticed
she was playing two coins. A few minutes later she had four threes
for $400 and when she tried to cash out the machine jammed,
requiring an attendant. These were old uprights. I looked at her
screen and she had held two threes and a six!!! Stupid me, I asked
her if she had done that on purpose or made a mistake. The respons
stunned me, something to the effect that she had not been hiting any
three of a kinds so went for the "two pair" thus losing the
opportunity to get the kicker for $800 instead of $400. An hour
later, she had hit two more $400 quads while my stuffed Chihuahua
cost $150!! or so.......
                <snip>

#4

Do you prefer the Isle for your play? The downs has 9/6 JB and more of them.

Live long and prosper!

James

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Pucek" <joepucek@yahoo.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 2:30 PM
Subject: Cinco de Mayo stuffed Chihuahua (was Re: [vpFREE] Re:
Lurkers/Credit Watchers

   Yesterday morning, 5:30 AM I was playing the lone
9/6 JOB in working order at the Isle de Capri in
beautiful Bossier city, Louisiana when a woman started
playing the two machines next to mine. The one next to
me I noticed ws a 9/5 DDB and when she made some
comment about being cold I responded politely and
glanced at her screen, noticed she was playing two
coins. A few minutes later she had four threes for
$400 and when she tried to cash out the machine
jammed, requiring an attendant. These were old
uprights. I looked at her screen and she had held two
threes and a six!!! Stupid me, I asked her if she had
done that on purpose or made a mistake. The response
stunned me, something to the effect that she had not
been hiting any three of a kinds so went for the "two
pair" thus losing the opportunity to get the kicker
for $800 instead of $400. An hour later, she had hit
two more $400 quads while my stuffed Chihuahua cost me
$150!! or so. I had over 300 credits for awhile from
my initial Benjamin, hitting some seven or eight full
houses. I resolved NEVER to talk to another video
poker player I do not know ever again!!!
I certainly would
> not recommend
> that
> > anyone discontinue using/practicing proper
> strategy, because they
> > happen to comment that a particular vp machine is
> "hot" or "cold".
Therefore, I do think it
> would add to more
> > personal playing enjoyment, to lighten up just a
> bit.

> > Babe

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#5

I must have missed the original post in this thread,
so I have just one question:

Which buffet is serving "stuffed Chihuahua"? :wink:

#6

I must have missed the original post in this thread,
so I have just one question:

Which buffet is serving "stuffed Chihuahua"? :wink:

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Steve Jacobs <jacobs@x> wrote:
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Hi Steve,

I must have missed it also........or, the original post did not
go into details about this (ugh) delicacy.

My guess, however, would be Gardunos. I think I saw it near
the red beans & rice. (-:

Babe