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leaving a machine - a true story

2d. Re: leaving a machine - a true story
Date: Sun May 4, 2008 4:46 pm ((PDT))

> 1. Asked a person next to me to keeep an eye on the machine for me
> (I'm hitting the men's room.)
>
> 2. Cashed out any significant money, but put a couple of dollars in
> the machine so it still registered credits.
>
> 3. Left my player's card in the machine.
>
> 4. Put an empty coin cup or an empty ash tray on the seat.

I do basically the same thing, plus one more step. I take the string
that is attached to me card and clip the other end to the back of the
chair or to the cup if necessary. It kind of puts a barrier that is
quite easy to see (it helps if you have a bright colored cord)

Just occurred to me recently: it would not usually be too difficult to scoot over and sit on the other person's chair, at least in part, while continuing to play my own machine with a reach.

--BG

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What I usually do is put my jacket over their chair. End of story...Grumpy

Just occurred to me recently: it would not usually be too difficult to scoot over and sit on the other person's chair, at least in part, while continuing to play my own machine with a reach.

--BG

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-----Original Message-----
From: b.glazer@att.net
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 4 May 2008 8:03 pm
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: leaving a machine - a true story

2d. Re: leaving a machine - a true story
Date: Sun May 4, 2008 4:46 pm ((PDT))

> 1. Asked a person next to me to keeep an eye on the machine for me
> (I'm hitting the men's room.)
>
> 2. Cashed out any significant money, but put a couple of dollars in
> the machine so it still registered credits.
>
> 3. Left my player's card in the machine.
>
> 4. Put an empty coin cup or an empty ash tray on the seat.

I do basically the same thing, plus one more step. I take the string
that is attached to me card and clip the other end to the back of the
chair or to the cup if necessary. It kind of puts a barrier that is
quite easy to see (it helps if you have a bright colored cord)

Just occurred to me recently: it would not usually be too difficult to scoot over and sit on the other person's chair, at least in part, while continuing to play my own machine with a reach.

--BG

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What I usually do is put my jacket over their chair. End of
story...Grumpy

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, BANDSTAND54@... wrote:

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In certain casinos in LV that could cause you to lose your jacket
in addition to your good machine! {{O:
~Babe~