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Tournament Play Question

#1

Thought maybe I could get some input on how best to adjust my play for
a VP tournament. It is five minutes and the game is (ouch) 7/5 JOB. I'm
guessing I should not use the usual strategy. Will I be trying a little
harder for a Royal? Thanks in advance for any help on this.
Another question for you all is regarding the regulation of Native
American casinos. Is there a way to know if the 9/6 JOB at Four Winds
in Michigan is the same as the 9/6 JOB down the streeet at the (Boyd
Gaming)Blue Chip in Indiana. Thanks again.Sorry for the stupid question.

sdboy

#2

Thought maybe I could get some input on how best to adjust my play

for

a VP tournament. It is five minutes and the game is (ouch) 7/5 JOB.

I'm

guessing I should not use the usual strategy. Will I be trying a

little

harder for a Royal? Thanks in advance for any help on this.
Another question for you all is regarding the regulation of Native
American casinos. Is there a way to know if the 9/6 JOB at Four Winds
in Michigan is the same as the 9/6 JOB down the streeet at the (Boyd
Gaming)Blue Chip in Indiana. Thanks again.Sorry for the stupid

question.

sdboy
GLAD TO HEAR FROM SOMEONE WHO GOES TO BOTH CASINOS BECAUSE I DO THE

SAME THING SO I'M VERY INTERESTED IN THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION.
WHERE DO YOU HAVE THE BEST LUCK? DID YOU SEE THE NEW VP MACHINES 4
WINDS INSTALLED BY THE CASHIER CAGE? IN ADDITION TO SUPER TIMES, THEY
HAVE BIG TIMES - HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED THAT KIND OF MACHINE BEFORE? B

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#3

Another question for you all is regarding the regulation of Native
American casinos. Is there a way to know if the 9/6 JOB at Four Winds
in Michigan is the same as the 9/6 JOB down the streeet at the (Boyd
Gaming)Blue Chip in Indiana. Thanks again.Sorry for the stupid
question.
sdboy
  WHERE DO YOU HAVE THE BEST LUCK? DID YOU SEE THE NEW VP MACHINES 4
WINDS INSTALLED BY THE CASHIER CAGE? IN ADDITION TO SUPER TIMES, THEY
HAVE BIG TIMES - HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED THAT KIND OF MACHINE BEFORE? B
I do about the same at both casinos. I have seen those new machines but
have never tried them. I haven't found a better game than the 9/6 JOB so
I stay with that at both of those casinos. (sdboy)

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#4
#5

I do about the same at both casinos. I have seen those new machines

but

have never tried them. I haven't found a better game than the 9/6 JOB

so

I stay with that at both of those casinos. (sdboy)

I usually play Super Aces at Blue Chip because 4 Winds doesn't have

this game - otherwise I've had pretty good luck at the 3/5/10 machines
by the table games. How often do you go?

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#6

See FAQ #50:

http://members.cox.net/vpfree/FAQ.htm#50

<a href="http://members.cox.net/vpfree/FAQ.htm#50">
http://members.cox.net/vpfree/FAQ.htm#50</a>

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On 3 Jan 2009 at 22:38, sdboy1114 wrote:

Thought maybe I could get some input on how best to adjust my play for
a VP tournament ...

#7

It was reported a few weeks ago the all the 9/6 machines at the Four
Winds have been downgraded to 9/5. Was there today and it is true.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "sdboy1114" <sdboy1114@...> wrote:

  Another question for you all is regarding the regulation of Native
American casinos. Is there a way to know if the 9/6 JOB at Four Winds
in Michigan is the same as the 9/6 JOB down the streeet at the (Boyd
Gaming)Blue Chip in Indiana. Thanks again.Sorry for the stupid
question.
sdboy

#8

Where are these machines located? I go to 4 Winds and Blue Chip about

every other week so would be interested in the location. Did you play
the new Big Times machines they installed by the cashier's cage? B

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> Another question for you all is regarding the regulation of Native
> American casinos. Is there a way to know if the 9/6 JOB at Four

Winds

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "sdboy1114" <sdboy1114@> wrote:
> in Michigan is the same as the 9/6 JOB down the streeet at the (Boyd
> Gaming)Blue Chip in Indiana. Thanks again.Sorry for the stupid
> question.
> sdboy

It was reported a few weeks ago the all the 9/6 machines at the Four
Winds have been downgraded to 9/5. Was there today and it is true.

#9

I usually play Super Aces at Blue Chip because 4 Winds doesn't have
this game - otherwise I've had pretty good luck at the 3/5/10 machines
by the table games. How often do you go?

  Sorry for the delay. Only have been to Four Winds 3 or 4 times. I live
in Chicago's western suburbs so we won't be going very often. We get to
Four Winds early and work our way back home though Indiana. I like the
Horseshoe in Hammond. There's plenty of 9/6 JOB, some of which are
progressives. Diamond Lounge there is very nice also. Majestic Star also
still has some good video poker. (sdboy)

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#10

It was reported a few weeks ago the all the 9/6 machines at the Four
Winds have been downgraded to 9/5. Was there today and it is true.

I was there Dec. 29th and there are 9/6 JOB for $1. I know of four of
them scattered about. Two are located at one of the bars.( Corner
machines). The other two are in a bank of six (three back to back slant
tops). In a little bit from the players club. Try and get there when it
isn't crowded and do some scouting. You should be able to find them.

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