As I said earlier, if anyone would like to use a strategy card when playing
a sub-99% game, great! And those ARE the majority of machines in every casino!
And Curtis, I was not speaking directly to you. If I wanted to do that, I
would have used private e-mail.
I also said I don't care if someone wants to draw negative attention on
himself--his choice. What I do object to is when someone draws management's
attention to a bank of "good" machines. And those machines are not necessarily
there by mistake.
Simply consulting a strategy chart occasionally will probably do no harm.
But people who use them frequently and obviously are not taking into
consideration how casino management might react, and the reaction is never a good
thing. Those are usually the same people who loudly discuss how much the machine
is worth per hour, and how much they've beaten the casino for. Casinos don't
like to have it rubbed in their faces that you are out to beat them, and that
you have the means.
The point of all this is, if you want to fly beneath the casino radar, be
low key and try to blend in. Frequently consulting a strategy chart stands out
like Yao Ming at a jockey convention.
Brian
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In a message dated 1/29/2009 10:55:49 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
LGTVegas@gmail.com writes:
I previously posted that I, personally, do not use a strategy
chart. So, why would you say that I should knock myself out
if I want to use one?
Earlier in this discussion, I said that I was discussing playing
machines that were not placed there 'by mistake' (your phrase).
I said in a previous post: "....assuming that you are playing a
machine that was NOT put on the casino floor 'by mistake'
(which is the vast majority of the machines)...."
So, I all along, I was talking about the majority of the machines
available in the casino. I was not referring to playing one of your
precious "good" machines.
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