How many people go around telling others in a public forum details about $375 an hour plays?
Most folks smart enough to find such plays are smart enough to keep quiet.
For this reason, I am dubious. But if I happen to be in Montana, I imagine I would do someinvestigation, since I know that some people really are crazy enough to share such informationwith strangers.
QZ
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The greatest trick the Advantage Keno ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.
I believe there are weird paytables that along with a progressive might give advantage play. There were many mistakes in VP at various times, but I don't see anyone here burning the gas to prove it one way or another and I bet MC does, too. Unless he blabs a location, his plays are safe. Even if you found a location o guarantee it was about to pay off at that time anyway, you might see no current AP and leave. Maybe he figured out which tech to grease, someone will win eventually it might as well be him, right. The won't be an eye in the sky at the Sheepshagger Bar and Grill in Cowpattie, MT.
DJ
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cdgnpc, there are actually plenty of security cameras in these places. They are the favorite Stop & Robs of the local thieves. They have to have bankroll to pay jackpots and the thieves know it. Many of them have signs saying no hoodies and you have to ring a buzzer to get in at night
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OK but the cameras are not there to watch the players in the same way they are in Vegas. You try using a Kindle in a regular casino and see how long it takes to get the "Sir, sir, excuse me sir ....".
Rich DJ
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Yes, I'm wll aware that reading, playing two machines, etc., are heat attractors in Nevada. I was there for 15 years. You just don't get the scrutiny here that you get in Nevada.
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Mickey wrote: "Yes, I'm wll aware that reading, playing two machines, etc., are heat attractors in Nevada. I was there for 15 years. You just don't get the scrutiny here that you get in Nevada."
That's the beauty of progressives. As long as the base game at reset plus the meter rates is negative, which it usually is except in the case of casino mistakes, the casino always gets its vig, even from skilled players llike Mickey. The players, including Mickey, are more than happy to take their shots at the progressive pool, even knowing that only one person will get lucky and hit it. So, in summary, the casino's happy cause they get the vig and Mickey helps draw in action in his role as house player, the players are happy cause they had a shot at the big progressive pot and a chance to snap off Mickey along with bragging rights, and of course Mickey's happy cause he's the most skilled of the player pool and his Moose Drools are comped. It's a win-win situation, security can concentrate on getting law breakers instead of trying to shake down law abiding gamblers in a misguided attempt of the casino to extract more money from potential customers.
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