I think it WAS a mohegan mistake; others say rigged.
IMO, mistakes are now the most common way to get an advantage.
There used to be FPVP at the MS
bars that had mistakes like the PE.
There is a multi-strike machine on West Coast that provides multiplier points on days when VP is excluded. (My arms are starting to itch.)
In Harrah's New Orleans there was a bank of 9/6 JB that gave points like a slot machine.
I remember when the Rampart Casino first opened up. There was a VP machine that was giving 10x points. Think the casino actually "detained" a player and made him give $$$ all back. Skip Hughes wrote about it on VPMail. Was a long time ago. Before VPFree!
The hustle was the Gold/Rolex watch stuff; with team's taking advantage of mgmt mistakes and store owner's greed. Mohegan may say it was in-house rigged but I figure they are just doing a CYA.
Mgmt blames customers/workers and shut's everybody off. Wish I was running the joint 
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--- In vpFREE_NewEngland@yahoogroups.com, "lfcmja@..." wrote:
--- In vpFREE_NewEngland@yahoogroups.com, "Dave" wrote:
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> In 2011, Mohegan had a high limit pick-em machine giving 1% points.
> Theo like a slot machine as well.
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> Tied into the gold bullion/coin and Rolex hustle.
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> There were several lucrative hustles going on back in the day.
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Still don't understand what is meant by rigged in this instance ? Also what is the hustle if players benefit by this tech mistake ? Unless you mean that knowledgeable players were doing the hustling by playing this machine and reaping the 1% ?Larry F.