I haven't been back to Harrah's since your visit. I will go there tomorrow night and check.
Do you remember asking me if I'd seen the Any Pair pay scale? (the machines at the long bar, lower level) You didn't happen to write it down and put the values into WP did you?
I did but I'm afraid to tell you the numbers I got. Let's just say that according to what I got on WP, if I put $100 into an Any Pair machine tomorrow night and play fairly perfectly 10 hours a day, six days a week, I will own the entire Harrah's chain of casinos sometime around mid-2008.
Obviously, that can't be right. I must have made a mistake somewhere, either with what I wrote down or how I'm entering the data into WP. I'll write down the payscale again tomorrow night and show you how I'm entering it into WP.
Oh yeah, almost forgot-- I will be in St. Louis the weekend of June 4-6. I'll be tied up the afternoon and evening of the 5th (Saturday). If you're in town and free any other time that weekend and want to get together, let me know.
see ya
Has the area in the corner (where the majority of the AA was located)
been re-opened? It was closed on the 10th.
--- In vpFREE_KC@yahoogroups.com, "Lucky Lucy"
wrote:
We made a quick trip to Harrah's this afternoon, just long enough
to collect for coupons that were expiring. The upstairs kiosk that
had JoB, AA, and Pick'em in both .25 and $1 is missing. The .25
slant tops in the same area were also gone but we found them, just
moved across the room. They still had 9/6 JoB. The others may have
been there somewhere, we didn't stay long.
Rick
From: keyen54739
To: vpFREE_KC@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 11:29 PM
Subject: [vpFREE_KC] Harrah's
Visited Harrah's 4/30 - 5/1 and confirmed that the All-American
is
better than ever. As Rick reported, all the old machines are
active
again. Also, some now have ticket-out (no ticket-in, though),
including the ones by the Deli. Of course, since the Deli now
has
no seating (yet still serves plenty of foods you have to sit to
eat,
like salads) you now have to deal with lots of people sitting at
these machines eating (and the messes they leave behind).
The award credits continue to mystify me. In my first session
of .25 AA, I played 3hr, 2152 hands, earned 269 base credits and
125
bonus credits, and lost $60. Later I played 1 hr, 856 hands,
earned
107 base and only 8 bonus, and broke even. Lastly, I played 15
minutes of $1 AA, 176 hands, earned 22 base and 8 bonus credits,
and
won $100.
So, my bonus credits ran from .075 to nearly .46 of my base
credits.
Those two figures were both on .25 AA within a single 24hour
period. Even assuming that the bonus credits will average .5 of
base credits (which is higher than I achieved in any of my three
brief sessions) that would mean that cash back is only .00033
(or.03%) and comps are only .15%, which is about as bad as it
gets.
I hope this info may help someone else who is closer to "cracking
the code" than me.
-JD
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