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Prairie Band - All American

#1

I've been meaning to post this for a couple of days.

Last Friday, I was at Prairie Band Casino playing All American. My
host comes up behind me and offers me a nice 2 room suite. He notices
the game I'm playing and proceeds to say, "All American! You know we
took that out of the $ machines. Some retirees were playing all day
and were taking us for > $50000/year." I try to downplay my playing
AA by saying that's not me. I play some of the other games. I do
dabble in the the new cent games before they change the chips.

Now was this a warning, or a sign of things to come. Of course, I am
currently on a monster quarter loosing streak. They can't possibly
think that I am taking their money.

I know the next royal is just hands away.

#2

I'd say the heat is on. They may not know exactly what your win/loss
is (for example, you might be card pulling to manipulate your card
results), but they do know that you are playing All American, and they
do know what the hold on the machine is for all players. Do they know
how many royal flushes you've hit? (Depends if it's a handpay or not).
If they think a dollar player can take away $50k/year, they're
probably thinking a quarter player can take them for a quarter of
that, perhaps more if you play more than the "retirees".

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "dipy911" <dwoods49090@...> wrote:

I've been meaning to post this for a couple of days.

Last Friday, I was at Prairie Band Casino playing All American. My
host comes up behind me and offers me a nice 2 room suite. He notices
the game I'm playing and proceeds to say, "All American! You know we
took that out of the $ machines. Some retirees were playing all day
and were taking us for > $50000/year." I try to downplay my playing
AA by saying that's not me. I play some of the other games. I do
dabble in the the new cent games before they change the chips.

Now was this a warning, or a sign of things to come. Of course, I am
currently on a monster quarter loosing streak. They can't possibly
think that I am taking their money.

I know the next royal is just hands away.

#3

$50000/year."

A couple faces come to mind when discussing this play and they both fit
the 'retiree' description. They 'worked' at PB five to six days per
week, and eight hours per day.

I have to say the suit's estimate of 50K was on the low side when you
also factor in the back end of the play. I know of some out of towners
that were popping PB for $1K in rolled up mail for one night's worth of
play.

It was fun while it lasted. :slight_smile:

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com,<dwoods49090@> wrote:

"Some retirees were playing all day and were taking us for >

#4

If the $50000/yr was just the gambling win that would require over
7,000,000 coin in/yr assuming they played almost perfect AA
strategy. That's about 40 hours per week with no vacations all
year. Sounds like a full time job to me! I wonder if the suit was
including all the bounce back, cash back, etc.

Chris

>> "Some retirees were playing all day and were taking us for >
$50000/year."

A couple faces come to mind when discussing this play and they both

fit

the 'retiree' description. They 'worked' at PB five to six days

per

week, and eight hours per day.

I have to say the suit's estimate of 50K was on the low side when

you

also factor in the back end of the play. I know of some out of

towners

that were popping PB for $1K in rolled up mail for one night's

worth of

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "hockeystl" <vegasstl@...> wrote:

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com,<dwoods49090@> wrote:
play.

It was fun while it lasted. :slight_smile: