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I learned something the other day from a person who was playing at the machine next to mine that might be useful for those who play at Harrah's in Lake Charles. He told me that "At Harrah's, when they play rap music, more people win. When they play C&W they have less (sic) jackpots". My guess is that there is probably something comparable at each of the casinos if we just knew how to take advantage of it. Does anyone know of a database where information is published as to which music pays better for the different casinos. If none is available, perhaps Tom would like to set up this additional database.<g> (I guess I don't have enough to do today).

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I learned something the other day from a person who was playing at the
machine next to mine that might be useful for those who play at Harrah's
in Lake Charles. He told me that "At Harrah's, when they play rap music,
more people win. When they play C&W they have less (sic) jackpots". My
guess is that there is probably something comparable at each of the casinos
if we just knew how to take advantage of it. Does anyone know of a database
where information is published as to which music pays better for the
different casinos. If none is available, perhaps Tom would like to set up
this
additional database.<g> (I guess I don't have enough to do today).

  You know, I checked my calendar and today is not April 1, so I guess
this is a legit post. This is about the lamest theroy I've ever heard. The
machines are not in any way 'connected' to the sound system. I think
your bullshit detector is in need of major repairs.

  QZ

Dang. I was hoping no one was gonna mention that thing about the music. I
was planning on including it in *my* vp book!

lb

I learned something the other day from a person who was playing at the
machine next to mine that might be useful for those who play at Harrah's
in Lake Charles. He told me that "At Harrah's, when they play rap music,
more people win. When they play C&W they have less (sic) jackpots". My
guess is that there is probably something comparable at each of the

casinos

if we just knew how to take advantage of it. Does anyone know of a

database

where information is published as to which music pays better for the
different casinos. If none is available, perhaps Tom would like to set up
this
additional database.<g> (I guess I don't have enough to do today).
>>>

You know, I checked my calendar and today is not April 1, so I guess
this is a legit post. This is about the lamest theroy I've ever heard.

The

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machines are not in any way 'connected' to the sound system. I think
your bullshit detector is in need of major repairs.

Well, since it's too late for the music piece (wonder what disco's
effect was), here's another you might could use. I have noticed that
machine payouts are distinctly affected by the phases of the moon.
I'm not gonna share the detials, but if you're from Kentucky (as I am)
or Arkansas where we plant, harvest, and reproduce based on the moon's
cyclces, you'll figure it out in no time. Fact is, I believe I'm
gonna come out of retirement and write for Casino Player again; first
article will be titled "Moon Over My VP."

Pete

-- In vpFREE@y..., "Lawrence Boxer" <ljboxer@e...> wrote:

Dang. I was hoping no one was gonna mention that thing about the

music. I

was planning on including it in *my* vp book!

lb

> I learned something the other day from a person who was playing at

the

> machine next to mine that might be useful for those who play at

Harrah's

> in Lake Charles. He told me that "At Harrah's, when they play rap

music,

> more people win. When they play C&W they have less (sic)

jackpots". My

> guess is that there is probably something comparable at each of

the

casinos
> if we just knew how to take advantage of it. Does anyone know of a
database
> where information is published as to which music pays better for

the

> different casinos. If none is available, perhaps Tom would like

to set up

> this
> additional database.<g> (I guess I don't have enough to do

today).

> >>>
>
> You know, I checked my calendar and today is not April 1, so I

guess

> this is a legit post. This is about the lamest theroy I've ever

heard.

The
> machines are not in any way 'connected' to the sound system. I

think

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> your bullshit detector is in need of major repairs.

When they play "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" watch out. That is
when the MSP (see post 8379) begin entering the machines to gaffe
them.

DWK

--- In vpFREE@y..., "Gene Frohbieter" <ugwf@h...> wrote:

I learned something the other day from a person who was playing at

the machine next to mine that might be useful for those who play at
Harrah's in Lake Charles. He told me that "At Harrah's, when they
play rap music, more people win. When they play C&W they have less
(sic) jackpots". My guess is that there is probably something
comparable at each of the casinos if we just knew how to take
advantage of it. Does anyone know of a database where information is
published as to which music pays better for the different casinos.
If none is available, perhaps Tom would like to set up this
additional database.<g> (I guess I don't have enough to do today).

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--- In vpFREE@y..., "Gene Frohbieter" <ugwf@h...> wrote:
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Does anyone know of a database where information is published as to
which music pays better for the different casinos.
<snip>

I just listen for my machine to start playing "We're in the
Money". . . that's always a good sign.