Are these full pay, and if so, do you know how many,
machine type and location?
vpFREE Administrator
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On 3 Feb 2004 at 11:19, David Smith wrote:
River Palms has quarter machines. Played them Sat, 31 Jan.
Close to slot club booth.
Laughlin Pick'em
> River Palms has quarter machines. Played them Sat, 31 Jan.
> Close to slot club booth.
vp_FREE replied:
Are these full pay, and if so, do you know how many,
machine type and location?
Duh.
Forget my location query.
vpFREE Administrator
> > River Palms has quarter machines. Played them Sat, 31 Jan.
> > Close to slot club booth.vp_FREE replied:
> Are these full pay, and if so, do you know how many,
> machine type and location?Duh.
Forget my location query.
vpFREE Administrator
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vp_FREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:
*****
First, I hope David did discover Pick Em in Laughlin. If true he
should get the "first to discover" distinction and all the glory that
comes with such a find. Just maybe though he was confusing "All-
American" for Pick Em since they both hang out in Bally Gamemakers.
So which Gamemakers were they? There are the six Keno Plus ones with
AA. There are other Keno Plus ones and the older Green/Black ones in
the same area. My recollection these others had Triple Poker 8/5 and
a Two Joker short pay game, besides the Keno versions. Some also had
Let it Ride or Blackjack.
I miss playing Pick Em, since I have not been Vegas/Downtown since
May. I know this will make "hamstockman" very happy if true, who has
enjoyed Pick Em at LVH.
BS