In a message dated 4/27/06 6:48:26 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
djmcosmo@yahoo.com writes:
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In other words, you had to play a crummy paytable game in order to
qualify for the "double royal" promotion.
Something to ponder: why don't more "low-pay" games offer a royal
flush beyond 800 for 1? I know that 6/5 JOB used to, but most
other "low pay" games don't seem to offer a bigger jackpot
to "compensate" for the reduced paytable. Replies appreciated.
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99% games ( 9/7/5 DB, 8/5 Bonus, 15/9 Illini Deuces) are not that bad if you
can add 2% for a double royal.
(Ballpark figures)
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The Regency in Laughlin, that dumpy casino between Flamingo and EW does a
promo. Your second royal within 72 hours pays double-same denomination.
Trouble is-no slot club, no rooms to give away, best game 15/9 Illini deuces.
I guess they do feed you in the "Tropical Cow" coffee shop and they do a 125
COD too. So how many hands do you need to play for 100% return, if wild card
games count for 125 coin CODs? (Please don't try to figure it out, much
better plays in Laughlin)
BS
P.S. If you do make it to the Regency, please have a look at the worst IGT
VP in Laughlin. How about some 6/5/4 DB in comfy slant-tops?
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