Anyone know what Class of VP machine in use at the Oaklawn Race Track in Hot Spings, AR?
Oaklawn, AR
Oaklawn is not an Indian casino; thus it should not be referred to as Class II or Class III gaming which only refers to Indian gaming.
The question is whether the deal is random or nonrandom. I believe the deal is random since the racino in West Memphis is a random deal.
It should be easy to verify once you are there though.
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From: annajam@wb4me.com
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 15:37:32 +0000
Subject: [vpFREE] Oaklawn, ARAnyone know what Class of VP machine in use at the Oaklawn Race Track in Hot Spings, AR?
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I was thinking it might not be, what with a major race track and all? So, Class of machine is only a problem at the Native American owned gambling establishments? Did not know that?!
I am not sure of going, but it is a possible? On the issue of ramdom vs. non-ramdom, I am not sure I'd be able to tell? But, with no advance intell on games and paytables, I won't sweat that just now! Thanks for the answer!
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, kelso 1600 <kelso1600@...> wrote:
Oaklawn is not an Indian casino; thus it should not be referred to as Class II or Class III gaming which only refers to Indian gaming.
The question is whether the deal is random or nonrandom. I believe the deal is random since the racino in West Memphis is a random deal.
It should be easy to verify once you are there though.
if it is not a random deal in a non-Indian casino, it becomes evident that the machine is not a random deal rather quickly. Usually there is an indication on the front of the machine that the cards are only displayed for visual purposes or you will notice the genie changing cards or the match card feature.
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From: anna_jam@msn.com
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 17:49:23 +0000
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Oaklawn, ARI was thinking it might not be, what with a major race track and all? So, Class of machine is only a problem at the Native American owned gambling establishments? Did not know that?!
I am not sure of going, but it is a possible? On the issue of ramdom vs. non-ramdom, I am not sure I'd be able to tell? But, with no advance intell on games and paytables, I won't sweat that just now! Thanks for the answer!
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> Oaklawn is not an Indian casino; thus it should not be referred to as Class II or Class III gaming which only refers to Indian gaming.
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> The question is whether the deal is random or nonrandom. I believe the deal is random since the racino in West Memphis is a random deal.
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> It should be easy to verify once you are there though.------------------------------------
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, kelso 1600 <kelso1600@...> wrote:
OK Kelso. Since I've only been to one NA Casino (Foxwood) back in the mid to late 1990's and was not really into VP at the time... my first Casino visit ever. And now, since I have "learnt my Video Poker schooling" from all the greats teacher here and....! Well, u get the Id! I have avoided the NA Brand and most likely will continue to do so. But thanks for your imput! It is nice to see someone take the time to answer these types of questions! It will help if ever I do see those types of games!
James
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, kelso 1600 <kelso1600@...> wrote:
if it is not a random deal in a non-Indian casino, it becomes evident that the machine is not a random deal rather quickly. Usually there is an indication on the front of the machine that the cards are only displayed for visual purposes or you will notice the genie changing cards or the match card feature.