Q: Reading "Video Poker Lost & Found" in the Advisor, month after
month I'm amazed at how often casinos install video poker
machines, then move them, then remove them, then put them back,
then change their pay schedules, then move them, then finally get
rid of them for good. Why? It seems like so much effort. If they
have good machines, why don't they leave them where they are? If
they have bad machines, why don't they replace them with
something better? Why the constant revolving door for video poker
(and I assume slot) machines?
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