Those "good" machines of which you speak are long gone. Lots of 9/6
Jacks in the house, but that's about it.
Drew
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "npf15251" <npf15251@...> wrote:
I don't want to even get started at Wynn, because it does me no good
to play where I can't get on the "good" machines.
And, in my opinion, lots fewer 9/6 JOB's than there used to be. Last time I was at Wynn,
there seemed to be a LOT of 8/5 JOB's.
.....bl
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Drew Sterling" <vpdeuces@...> wrote:
Lots of 9/6
Jacks in the house, but that's about it.Drew
And, in my opinion, lots fewer 9/6 JOB's than there used to be.
Last time I was at Wynn,
there seemed to be a LOT of 8/5 JOB's.
.....bl
I didn't try to do a detailed inventory last time I was in there, but
there were multiple banks of 9/6 Jacks - not many, if any, fewer than
last year when we stayed there last.
Generally speaking, if a multidenomination machine offers a $0.25 game
the paytable isn't going to improve at higher denominations at Wynn.
You have to look for $1 and up machines, and those may not all have
9/6 Jacks. The true full pay machines are gone.
Wynn must have dozens of marketing offers. My summer offer was for
$119/$179 with $100 freecredit. They even gave me two cards to invite
friends to stay at $159/$239 with $25 freecredit. Last summer, while
staying in a suite that we paid retail for, I tried to use my
freecredit offer. Nope - couldn't do it, because I wasn't booked into
a resort room on the promo code.
Mike
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bornloser1537" <bornloser1537@...> wrote: