Argg, sorry I worded it wrong, Class 3 machines are totally random like AC or Vegas. Class 2 machines are not and are the type connected to a terminal. I believe the Yonkers machines are class 2. Does anyone know for sure?
John
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The terms Class II or Class III are relevant to Indian casinos and
describe how a machine works.
Yonkers is a non-random deal and operates similar to a Class II machine
but technically not a Class II machine since it is not an Indian
casino. (The fact that it is a video lottery terminal is irrelevant.)
Argg, sorry I worded it wrong, Class 3 machines are totally random
like AC or Vegas. Class 2 machines are not and are the type connected
to a terminal. I believe the Yonkers machines are class 2. Does anyone
know for sure?
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John
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I believe the Yonkers machines are class 2. Does anyone know for
sure?
John
I finally remembered where I read about VLTS (Class II machines).
Check out VpfreeFAQs question 3c and the links beneath.
Meaningless pay tables and Magic Genies a great combination.
Patmocsd
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "John" <treasureman@...> wrote:
Just to remind you that a video lottery terminal and a Class II machine
are not the same and do not necessarily operate the same. In many
locations a video lottery terminal is a random deal however in New York
and Washington states, they are not.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "pat" <PATMOCSD@...> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "John" <treasureman@> wrote:
>
> I believe the Yonkers machines are class 2. Does anyone know for
sure?
> John
>I finally remembered where I read about VLTS (Class II machines).
Check out VpfreeFAQs question 3c and the links beneath.
Meaningless pay tables and Magic Genies a great combination.
Patmocsd