I have been frequenting an Illinois riverboat with 9/7DB for quarters
in the last 4 months these machines have been changed out for new
machines with both slot machine type games and 9/7 DB. Does this mean
that these new machines are not random in the way they deal the cards
or are VLTs?
Sincerely,
Tabrc
I have been frequenting an Illinois riverboat with 9/7DB for quarters
in the last 4 months these machines have been changed out for new
machines with both slot machine type games and 9/7 DB. Does this
mean that these new machines are not random in the way they deal the
cards or are VLTs?
No, the two are not related. Lots and lots of multi-game machines
with "real" video poker also contain various slot games, or the
dreaded "Caveman Keno". The inclusion of slot games in the same box
with VP does not at all imply that the video poker is non-random. It
depends on the regulations of the state. I'm fairly certain that
Illinois has regular Nevada style video poker, but perhaps someone
more familiar with that state's regulations will confirm.
EE
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "tabrc2002" <tabrc2002@...> wrote:
Illinois does have Nevada like video poker regulations. I checked a while back when I was traveling to Illinois a lot.
--- On Thu, 2/12/09, eecounter <eecounter@hotmail.com> wrote:
From: eecounter <eecounter@hotmail.com>
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: new video poker machines on an Illinois Riverboat
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, February 12, 2009, 8:54 AM
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups. com, "tabrc2002" <tabrc2002@. ..> wrote:
I have been frequenting an Illinois riverboat with 9/7DB for quarters
in the last 4 months these machines have been changed out for new
machines with both slot machine type games and 9/7 DB. Does this
mean that these new machines are not random in the way they deal the
cards or are VLTs?
>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>
No, the two are not related. Lots and lots of multi-game machines
with "real" video poker also contain various slot games, or the
dreaded "Caveman Keno". The inclusion of slot games in the same box
with VP does not at all imply that the video poker is non-random. It
depends on the regulations of the state. I'm fairly certain that
Illinois has regular Nevada style video poker, but perhaps someone
more familiar with that state's regulations will confirm.
EE
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I would love to know what boat that is? I haven't found anything like that
in my travels
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:22 PM, tabrc2002 <tabrc2002@yahoo.com> wrote:
I have been frequenting an Illinois riverboat with 9/7DB for quarters
in the last 4 months these machines have been changed out for new
machines with both slot machine type games and 9/7 DB. Does this mean
that these new machines are not random in the way they deal the cards
or are VLTs?Sincerely,
Tabrc
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I don't know about 9/7 DB in Illinois, but casinos in East St.Louis
and Rock Island have a 99.79% version of 10/7 DB (239 for quad fives
thru kings and straight flushes. The Majestic Star which is almost in
Illinois has 9/7 DB in several denominations.
I would love to know what boat that is? I haven't found anything
like that
in my travels
> I have been frequenting an Illinois riverboat with 9/7DB for
quarters
> in the last 4 months these machines have been changed out for new
> machines with both slot machine type games and 9/7 DB. Does this
mean
> that these new machines are not random in the way they deal the
cards
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Susan Zelisko <szelisk@...> wrote:
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:22 PM, tabrc2002 <tabrc2002@...> wrote:
> or are VLTs?
>
> Sincerely,
> Tabrc
>
>
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The Casino Queen, in East St. Louis, IL had a bank of quarter
9/7DB machines the last time that I was there (in Septemeber).
That is the only decent quarter VP bank in the house, so they
can be a tough ticket.
BTW, E. St. Louis, IL, governed by IL casino law (N/S) is just
a few minutes away from downtown St. Louis.
~Babe~
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Susan Zelisko <szelisk@...> wrote:
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 4:22 PM, tabrc2002 <tabrc2002@...> wrote:
I have been frequenting an Illinois riverboat with 9/7DB for
quarters in the last 4 months .......
Despite the name, East St. Louis IS in IL.
The 10/7DB (239 non-bonus quads AND SF) is only offered in the $1
denom.
The machines on the 9/7DB quarter bank pay 250 for both non-bonus
quads and the SF. At least they DID 5 months ago.
~Babe~
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "jaywilly240" <wha724@...> wrote:
I don't know about 9/7 DB in Illinois, but casinos in East St.Louis
and Rock Island have a 99.79% version of 10/7 DB (239 for quad fives
thru kings and straight flushes................
Yes I know ESL is in Illinois (I spent an interesting evening there
years ago --- in the first bar I've ever encountered with a metal
detector protecting its front entrance). I didn't know the Casino
Queen had .25 9/7 DB.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "jackessiebabe" <jackessiebabe@...>
wrote:
Despite the name, East St. Louis IS in IL.
The 10/7DB (239 non-bonus quads AND SF) is only offered in the $1
denom.The machines on the 9/7DB quarter bank pay 250 for both non-bonus
quads and the SF. At least they DID 5 months ago.~Babe~
I don't know about 9/7 DB in Illinois, but casinos in East
St.Louis
and Rock Island have a 99.79% version of 10/7 DB (239 for quad
fives
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "jaywilly240" <wha724@> wrote:
thru kings and straight flushes................