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suncoast-no more 10/7 db

I noticed the Suncoast no longer has any 10/7 double bonus( all have
been downgraded to 9/7), if that is true that means they no longer
have any 100% payback machines.

Has anybody else noticed this?

"sheiky2" wrote:

I noticed the Suncoast no longer has any 10/7 double bonus( all have
been downgraded to 9/7), if that is true that means they no longer
have any 100% payback machines.

Has anybody else noticed this?

If this report is accurate, then it's safe to assume that they've seen
no adverse consequences to their elimination of FPDW. It bodes poorly
for prospects elsewhere.

- Harry

"sheiky2" wrote:

I noticed the Suncoast no longer has any 10/7 double bonus( all have
been downgraded to 9/7), if that is true that means they no longer
have any 100% payback machines.

Has anybody else noticed this?

If this report is accurate, then it's safe to assume that they've seen
no adverse consequences to their elimination of FPDW. It bodes poorly
for prospects elsewhere.

- Harry

In an article in the RJ last week, they reported huge increases for the

1st quarter.

Scot

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-----Original Message-----
From: Harry Porter [mailto:harry.por…@…net]
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2003 12:10 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: suncoast-no more 10/7 db

We looked at every bank at Suncoast today, and all of the 10/7 DB
have been downgraded to 9/7. We didn't see any positive VP machines
in the whole casino. There best VP is NSUD and 9/6 JoB in quarters
through $2.

We also checked Gold Coast and they still have the 26 single line
25c 10/7 DB that are listed in the DataBase.

vpFREE Administrator

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On 24 May 2003 at 17:17, sheiky2 wrote:

I noticed the Suncoast no longer has any 10/7 double bonus( all have
been downgraded to 9/7), if that is true that means they no longer
have any 100% payback machines.

Has anybody else noticed this?

I suspect that it's still too early to draw any conclusions. ML and I
have friends who live in Summerlin and who invited us last week to
join them for a comped feast at Primo's. We accepted and, for the
first time since the the "Great FPVP Slaughter" began, found ourselves
back at Suncoast. This was Thursday evening, and the casino was as
quiet as we've ever seen it. With a little time to kill, we decided
to make a sweep of the banks which formerly contained the fpdw. We
found an underwhelming total of thirteen players.

Later, at dinner, Primo's also was slow; at 6:30 only four tables.
Before we left, things had picked up some but tables were well less
than 50% occupied. Downstairs, the casino continued to be very
quiet. In fact, it struck us as weird---not quite "Twilight Zone"
stuff---but eerie nonetheless. Our friends observed that weekends
were still pretty busy but that weekdays had clearly dropped off
substantially. So, I think the jury is still out on the Coast
experiment.

Pete

If this report is accurate, then it's safe to assume that they've

seen

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no adverse consequences to their elimination of FPDW.... (SNIP)

- Harry