I believe the 50 cent JOB are not progressive. They ar edouble UP. There is a progressive one row away that is 9/7 DB and 5/8 B that is a 50 cent progressive with a backup meter.
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From: Elliott L. Shapiro <eshapiro@joimail.com>
Reply-To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Re: Stardust hotel
Date: Sun, 22 Dec 2002 09:45:32 -0800The very BEST play is super aces with an 8/5 schedule. (99.93%)
This is progressive at 2 of the bars. However, be careful as there
are 2 games marked as super aces and only one of them is correct.On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 01:13:46 EST, you wrote:
>Stardust seems to be pretty much the way it used to be. Best games are fifty
>cent 9/6 JB located near Keno area on a progressive meter, $1 9/6 JB single
>and triple play on nearby bar (I think it is the baccaret bar). Lots of reel
>slots, but not much VP.
>
>The place is looking seedier and desperately needs ticket in/out. Rumor has
>it that it may be redone or possibly even imploded and rebuilt?? I don't
>know why with all that space in the back they haven't built another tower and
>perhaps added some sort of attraction inside or on outside to pull people in.
> Perhaps a dancing fountain in front for example, with colored lights - it
>wouldn't take that much room. Perhaps build something like Sam's Town park
>with another tower of rooms in the back.
>
>But no - they don't seem to be putting any of the money that Boyd raised with
>issuing stock a few years ago into the casino.
>
>Stardust is definitely losing its core of long-time players as well, since
>its offers are no longer as good as they were. Despite $5 reel play there
>I'm not getting the old 3-4 night monthly offers I used to, and offers to
>their tournaments are okay, but they give few prizes. Occasionally I've
>gotten offers for $300 cash, which helped, but they just don't seem to be
>giving out the strong room offers they used to.
>
>The place seems pretty empty except when they do have an offer or tournament.
>
>They are offering some good package deals to pull people in, but it is
>surprising they don't do more with marketing to longtime players to try to
>bring them in.
>
>Coffee shop remains very good, as is the Sushi King. If you play, ask hosts
>for red or gold card for free meals - they won't offer unless you ask, but if
>you ask it isn't that hard to get. Gold even works in Sushi King, William
>B's etc. (though this may be changing - make sure you are covered before
>charging Sushi King). Buffet is not as good as it used to be. The Mexican
>restaurant is now kaput. William B's and Tony Romas are pretty much the
>same.
>
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