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Laughlin Trip/EW Promo

#1

In a message dated 4/21/05 2:54:54 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
testpro@yahoo.com writes:

Let me get this right,

If I put in $10,000 ($10 = 1 pt.) after midnight, and before 10 PM do
I get $100 back?

--- In vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com, Elliott L. Shapiro
<elliotts2345@e...> wrote:
> No. Just do your thing.
>
> 400 points $40
> 600 points $60
> 800 points $80
> 1000 points $100
>
> That is the max.
>

That is how it has worked in the past when they did this "Loyalty Cash"
promo. You want to hit the slot club by 9pm, earlier if possible, since the line
really grows throughout the day.

Mandalay still makes everyone get comp slips to eat and EW usually has some
sort of food deal going like "eat for a buck" in cashback (40 points).

You can play the thirty slow Multi-pokers (600 hands/hour) .25 FPDWor 10/7
DB, the seventy bartops .25-$5 with several decent paytables, or check the
varied $1 progressives that start around 98%.

Supposedly you keep your normal .25% cb and earn about .1% comps. Another
question is if this play is counted towards the Joel Stein Game Show promos,
which you can read about at www.laughlinentertainer.com .

You almost need to wonder (get paranoid) what they are up to at EW.

BS

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#2

This is one of the more annoying things about this place. You spend a lot
more time waiting in line than you should really need to. There are a lot
of promotions that require a visit to the slot club desk. Comps need to be
collected at the slot club desk. Lines here are often long. Tack on waits
at the cage to cash in your tickets and it can turn a pleasant gambling
excursion into a PITA. A few tweaks to the system and a little investment
in technology would really help.

Chandler

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-----Original Message-----
From: vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:vpFREE_Laugh…@…com]On Behalf Of
GRAYTLEEGRAY@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:48 AM
To: vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vpFREE_Laughlin] Re: Laughlin Trip/EW Promo

That is how it has worked in the past when they did this "Loyalty Cash"
promo. You want to hit the slot club by 9pm, earlier if possible, since the
line
really grows throughout the day.

Mandalay still makes everyone get comp slips to eat and EW usually has some
sort of food deal going like "eat for a buck" in cashback (40 points).

#3

Due to (false) fire alarm at another casino, "got to wondering" about
the Edgewater's buffet line. It's a rather-long (some 60 feet)
hallway, which can become quite crowded when there's a half-hour wait
for seating.

I don't, offhand, recall existence of any exits other than into the
buffet at one end and back into casino at other end.

"Got to wondering", in event of a serious fire, how long it would
take to evacuate this hallway. The more so because there'd almost
surely be a lot of confusion as to which exit to use . .

--- In vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com, "Chandler"
<omnibibulous1@c...> wrote:

This is one of the more annoying things about this place. You

spend a lot

more time waiting in line than you should really need to. There

are a lot

of promotions that require a visit to the slot club desk. Comps

need to be

collected at the slot club desk. Lines here are often long. Tack

on waits

at the cage to cash in your tickets and it can turn a pleasant

gambling

excursion into a PITA. A few tweaks to the system and a little

investment

in technology would really help.

Chandler

From: vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:vpFREE_Laugh…@…com]On Behalf Of
GRAYTLEEGRAY@a…
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:48 AM
To: vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vpFREE_Laughlin] Re: Laughlin Trip/EW Promo

That is how it has worked in the past when they did this "Loyalty

Cash"

promo. You want to hit the slot club by 9pm, earlier if possible,

since the

line
really grows throughout the day.

Mandalay still makes everyone get comp slips to eat and EW usually

has some

sort of food deal going like "eat for a buck" in cashback (40

points).

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#4

As has been pointed out, there is a glass door to the left as you are
entering the buffet. In case of a serious fire, head off through the
kitchen. Although I have not been back there, I am sure there is an
outside exit through there. You might be able to pick up a snack on the
way out!!

--- In vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com, "sphboc2003" <sphboc@a...>
wrote:

···

Due to (false) fire alarm at another casino, "got to wondering" about
the Edgewater's buffet line. It's a rather-long (some 60 feet)
hallway, which can become quite crowded when there's a half-hour wait
for seating.

I don't, offhand, recall existence of any exits other than into the
buffet at one end and back into casino at other end.

"Got to wondering", in event of a serious fire, how long it would
take to evacuate this hallway. The more so because there'd almost
surely be a lot of confusion as to which exit to use . .