Greetings from LV, Home of Positive ER Video Poker:
VpFREE has a new logo which is a $1 sequential 9/6
JoB royal in spades that I got on 4 JAN 2005 @ the
Venetian.
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New vpFREE Logo
Jed Clampits expression applies, Whooooo-Doggies
Sweet! Guess this beats my nickel sequential;-)
Chandler
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Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 12:36 PM
To: vpFREE@Yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] New vpFREE Logo
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Greetings from LV, Home of Positive ER Video Poker:
VpFREE has a new logo which is a $1 sequential 9/6
JoB royal in spades that I got on 4 JAN 2005 @ the
Venetian.
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vpFREE wrote:
VpFREE has a new logo which is a $1 sequential 9/6
JoB royal in spades that I got on 4 JAN 2005 @ the
Venetian.
Display it proudly, VPA! That 1 in 2.4 mil hand is a badge of honor
(although, for the typical non-advantage player it's likely a Purple
Heart).
btw, re: Venetian -- The database lists cb at $15(Gold)/$20(Plat) per
100 points. At $50/pt, that equates to .3%/.4%
My recollection is dated to a couple of years back, but I recall it
being .2/.3. Has cashback since improved to rates that are
exceptional for a premium strip joint?
- Harry
The DataBase is correct, but I've only played there a couple
of times and get CB at the lowest rate: 0.2%.
vpFREE Administrator
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On 8 Jan 2005 at 23:01, Harry Porter wrote:
btw, re: Venetian -- The database lists cb at $15(Gold)/$20(Plat) per
100 points. At $50/pt, that equates to .3%/.4%
Congrats..I don't know what's more amazing..the sequential royal or
finding a playable $ machine at the Venetian !! 
Larry Feldman
( trying to catch up on the message board)
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:
Greetings from LV, Home of Positive ER Video Poker:
VpFREE has a new logo which is a $1 sequential 9/6
JoB royal in spades that I got on 4 JAN 2005 @ the
Venetian.vpFREE Administrator