Richard,
Since other Indian Casinos have admitted that their VP is not random draw
according to the posting below, I don't think it is unreasonable the have the CT
Casinos confirm whether their machines are random draw or slots that look like
VP.
Joel
Pete,
perhaps Windsor is
using the Amiga chip multitask timing device which allows big hands
at certain
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Jackie,
To my understanding, the amiga cip is a multitask chip that
combines a 32-bit processor core, a didgital signal processor, and
several radio frequency base bands, or channels. It allows electronic
devices such as cordless phones to send and recieve wireless voice
and data communications.
I've never heard it mentioned in connection with any gambling
device like a video poker machine. But, nothing that a casino does
would ever surprise me. So I wouldn't put it past them.
"I am leery of all machines programmed by an establishment that
has a vested interest in taking my money."
--Frank Scoblete
"Even though the technology exists to design such controls,
government regulators would not permit such a "master switch"
operation. They do not tolerate "cheating" by casinos any more than
by players."
--Dwight & Louise Creveit
"In california Indian casinos, the video poker machines do not
deal cards randomly. A public relations lawyer for the Indians
admitted it when interviewed by the Wall Street Journal."
--Anthony Curtis
"Never trust a casino until they have shown that they trust you."
--VP Pappy
Imagine yourself lucky---Terry Murphy & VP Pappy
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n a message dated 11/27/2003 11:08:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,
richard237hs@highstream.net writes:
>To determine whether they have the authority to change the chip in
the VP
>machine, I think you would need to read the Compact signed between
the state of
>CT and Mohegan and Foxwoods and the separate law that was passed
authorizing
>slots. Any lawyers in the group.
>
>JoelI guess the same arguement could be used here as always.
If this were the case (allowed by the state), they could put in Hi
Paying chips, have casino personel play them when this is done,
syphon off large profits, and return to the state smaller monthly
contributions (which are based on Gross winnings).
This is the same reason some states supposedly don't allow over 100%
slots or VP. I say supposedly because it seems if the total return of
all games present on multi-games is under 100%, it qualifies, even
though one or 2 games could be over??? But, overnite chip changing is
still forbidden.
My feeling has always been, either you have faith or not. If you
don't, then don't play uncomfortable. I feel the same way, when I'm
winning, all is well. When I'm losing rapidly, I suspect they are
cheating??? But, I let my common sense overcome. Also, it's a lot
easier to digest at the Quarter level (which I am) than dollars..
HUMAN NATURE..Just my opinion,
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