We have enjoyed playing at Sam's Town for years and years. Yes, some of the machines are a bit creaky, but so be it. We have also taken Bob Dancer's video poker classes on various occasions, and have certainly enjoyed those, as well. Why is it, though, that wherever he goes, the machines worth playing seem to "magically" disappear? Now he is giving classes at ST, and sadly, one of the venerable old progressive plays is gone. There were only 6 machines, only three were worthwhile, but still! Sam's was making money, we loved the things, and what have they accomplished? Nobody much is playing the new ones, and there are many bitter, suspicious feelings about this new BD/ST partnership. Sad, sad, sad. Is this a prelude to more awful things to come? I hope not.
Video Poker Classes at Sam's Town
"Nobody much is playing the new ones, and there are many bitter, suspicious feelings about this new BD/ST partnership."
I have to laugh. Maybe Sam's Town is merely trying to upgrade? To make itself nicer? I have not gone there for several years now - the smoky environment (you can hardly even see ten feet in front of you upstairs on a busy night); the ancient machines; the unpleasant vista of unhealthy-looking people in the cafe -
And we used to enjoy going there.
Valerie
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