I'd surmize that if you played that one lone 99.9% dollar game, round robin, for all its worth...along with the generous cashback, $1,000,000 coin in would net you $3000 plus some generous food comps. Casino management most likely found out their mistake, and pulled the plug, then backtracked. Records may have showed all the action tracked to 1 or 2 cards. If that be the case, It seems unfair to that sly fox player, but its called casino retribution.
FYI: This is what was reported here on vpfree around May 29th...
>I did find a game on one machine that was mislabled. The paytable, >according to my Jean Scott scouting guide, is over 99.9%. Bet that won't >last too long. Hmm, Frank did say he was going camping...
> > 250 points equals $1 in cashback, comps or freeplay. $1 equals one point on all machines
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----- Original Message ----- From: "gofastnismo" <gofastnismo@yahoo.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2011 9:12 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Trespass at Casino Montelago
Why not tell everyone what advantage play you had there and what you came out ahead? Obviously you played some kind of promo to death and they saw it. You're asking everyone to make a judgment call without details. They didn't kick out Singers buddy for hitting a $3000 jackpot so what did you do to get thrown out? I dont condone their actions but did you ask for it? Playing a promo to death in a small casino parlor and letting your cash back accumulate to that level was asking for it. Am I wrong and were you just lucky in a hitting a higher than average amount of hands?