You may notice that most VP period at E. Chicago is less than full. Just
maybe some people have wised up with almost 300 full pay games about 1-1/4
miles away. What amazes me was looking at the eight 1c 100 plays yesterday
at the Majestic Star. As usual all eight were in use. Not one of them was
playing 9-6 BP Dlx. Almost all of them were on sub 98% versions of DDB, TDB
or DB2s.
[Original Message]
From: jaydavidson118 <jaydavidson118@yahoo.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Date: 4/18/2005 1:15:30 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: FPVP Players In Minority---support your local 99+%
machine!
···
There is no doubt that vpFree members have a optimistic view of the
percentage of advantage or informed vp players. My favorite anecdotal
piece of evidence is at Harrah's East Chicago, which actually has 10
decent machines: 9/6 JOB, NSUD and 99.8% triple bonus and has this
bank of machines light with a big flashing sign "Over 99% payback"
right next to these machines are the same games with typical Harrah's
paytables some with a very small progressive...which machines are
heavily played...the crummy paytable machines the 99+% are rarely
full...I guess people demand bad pay schedules.One more example: One machine at this same harrah's has 8/5 JOB and
8/5 bonus poker...I have seen people playing 8/5JOB over 8/5 bonus
WOW!I suspect it is a very up-hill battle to educate the general vp
population. note: even when I pointed out the better pay-schedules of
same games people will often reply...this machine is lucky for me!The key is to promote demand for 99+% machines where casinos make
money but players get a fair deal, particularly when comps are
included...100+% is just an abberation with limited long term
viability
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Porter" <harry.porter@v...>
wrote:
>
> Brian Lee wrote:
> >
> > Are there that few of us?
>
>
> There are, which is why entities such as Harrah's thrive despite an
> inventory of relatively poor vp paytables.
>
> It can be rationally arugued that the best thing that can happen is
> for casino players to gain a better grasp of vp paytables and how
play
> of stronger machines can extend their play. The stronger the
demand,
> the greater supply is likely to be.
>
> We just don't want those new players to play too "intelligently"
>
> - HarryvpFREE Links: http://members.cox.net/vpfree/Links.htm
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