I'm going to Lake Charles this weekend. If anyone's interested I'll
post what I find when I get back.
Lake Charles, LA
Please do.
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I'm going to Lake Charles this weekend. If anyone's interested I'll
post what I find when I get back.
I used to live in lake Charles of cource they didnt get gambling there until I moved to Fla. I have gone back to gamble and visit friends but I HAVENT BEEN THERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW SO CANT TELL you what kinds o VP there now.I can tell you it will be 95 degrees and 95% humidity most every day in the summer.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 6:05 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Lake Charles, LA
I'm going to Lake Charles this weekend. If anyone's interested I'll
post what I find when I get back.
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I'm going to Lake Charles this weekend. If anyone's interested
I'll
post what I find when I get back.
I get over to Lake Charles occasionally. The Isle of Capri is your
best bet, with Harrah's a distant second. The Isle has quarter full
pay Pick 'em. Also NSUD and full pay Super Aces in some of their
multi-line machines. Harrah's has a couple of 50 play machines with
some reasonable games. All of the other VP machines at Harrah's
generally fall into the awful category. Note if you haven't been to
Lake Charles before - both casinos actually consist of two separate
boats. At both Harrah's and the Isle, I have found that the better
VP is in the boats docked to the right side as you walk into the
casinos.
It's been years since I have visited the Grand Coushatta casino
located about 40 minutes away from Lake Charles, so I don't know what
kind of VP they might have. But if I had to guess - considering it
is managed by the Grand - they probably offer Aces and Faces as their
best game.
Let us know what you find.
EE
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "mkdcpa" <mike@m...> wrote:
there until I moved to Fla. I have gone back to gamble and visit
friends but I HAVENT BEEN THERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW SO CANT TELL you
what kinds o VP there now.I can tell you it will be 95 degrees and
95% humidity most every day in the summer.
95 degrees with 95% RH does not occur on this planet. A very high RH
would be 50-60% with a temperature of 95 degrees. Around sunrise when
the minimum temperature occurs (typically mid 70s at Lake Charles in
the summer) the RH may well be 95 or 100%. The air can hold much more
water vapor at higher temperatures, so the RH decreases as the
temperature rises during the day. That's why it's called Relative
Humidity.
George in SF
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "clevgs" <clevgs@l...> wrote:
I used to live in lake Charles of cource they didnt get gambling
Well let me put it this way its very hot and humid, you have to cut your way to the car in the morning its so humid, I lived in fla. for 12 years and in no way is as humid as lake charles, but thanks for the weather info.
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----- Original Message -----
From: catcat94114
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 2:00 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Lake Charles, LA
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "clevgs" <clevgs@l...> wrote:
> I used to live in lake Charles of cource they didnt get gambling
there until I moved to Fla. I have gone back to gamble and visit
friends but I HAVENT BEEN THERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW SO CANT TELL you
what kinds o VP there now.I can tell you it will be 95 degrees and
95% humidity most every day in the summer.
95 degrees with 95% RH does not occur on this planet. A very high RH
would be 50-60% with a temperature of 95 degrees. Around sunrise when
the minimum temperature occurs (typically mid 70s at Lake Charles in
the summer) the RH may well be 95 or 100%. The air can hold much more
water vapor at higher temperatures, so the RH decreases as the
temperature rises during the day. That's why it's called Relative
Humidity.
George in SF
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