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Video Poker Report for Northern Michigan

Two notes. NSU is 16/10/4/4. 16/13/4/3 is probably Colorado Deuces which is 96.86%.
Was the 9-6 DB either on a Bally Gamemaker or possibly an old Oddessy machine?
This game is 99.046%.

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From: hansjurgent
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 9/21/2003 10:44:33 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Video Poker Report for Northern Michigan

I visited three Northern Michigan Indian casinos this past weekend
and I was able to gather some information about their video poker
inventory. I visited Victories Casino in Manistee, and Turtle Creek
and Leelanau Sands casinos in the Traverse City area.

Victories Casino had a poor selection of video poker games. The best
I saw at the .25 cent level was 9/6 DB.

Turtle Creek and Leelanau Sands Casinos are owned by the same tribe.
Leelanau Sands is the less visited casino. It has four gamemakers $1
Full Pay Pickem machines and several $1 9/7 DB and $1 NSU 16/13/4/3
Deuces machines. Leelanau Sands also has .25 cent 9/7 DB in three
play near the table games. Near the showroom theatre there are
ten .25 cent 9/6 JB machines. I play mostly JB and these machines
were slowed down to a crawl. I've never seen a video poker machine
operate so slowly.

Turle Creek has $1 and .50 cent 9/7 DB and NSU 16/13/4/3 Deuces
scattered throughout the casino. The casino also has .25 full pay
pickem and .25 cent 9/6 JB near the table games. These JB machines
operate normally. The casino has also nickel 10 play 9/7 DB. I also
saw a strange version of 9/6 DB in a row of multigame nickel
machines. This 9/6 DB game pays 80 or 400 on a five coin bet for
straight flushes and 200 or 1000 on five coin bet on four Aces. You
can do a max bet of 45 nickels on this game. I suspect the payout on
this version is probably around 98% but it would be fun for a low
roller.

Turtle Creek and Leelanau Sands have a joint slot club that gives you
one point on every $3 played in slots and one point for every $9
played in video poker. 100 points can be reedemed for $1 in food or
gift shop comps.

Despite the relatively good video poker inventory at these two
casinos I seemed to do better on their slot machines than their video
poker machines. Their JB games seemed to operate strangely. In six
hours of combined JB play at both casinos I only hit two four of
kinds. Perhaps I was just unlucky but these Indian casinos make me
nervous because there are few regulations on Indian gaming.

Hope this information helps.

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The 9/6 DB was in one of the new computer animated multi game
machines. Game featured included slots, roulette, black jack, short
pay deuces wild and jokers wild.

Sorry about confusing Little River Casino and Victories casino.

Hansjurgent
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wrote:

Two notes. NSU is 16/10/4/4. 16/13/4/3 is probably Colorado Deuces

which is 96.86%.

Was the 9-6 DB either on a Bally Gamemaker or possibly an old

Oddessy machine?

This game is 99.046%.

From: hansjurgent
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 9/21/2003 10:44:33 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Video Poker Report for Northern Michigan

I visited three Northern Michigan Indian casinos this past weekend
and I was able to gather some information about their video poker
inventory. I visited Victories Casino in Manistee, and Turtle

Creek

and Leelanau Sands casinos in the Traverse City area.

Victories Casino had a poor selection of video poker games. The

best

I saw at the .25 cent level was 9/6 DB.

Turtle Creek and Leelanau Sands Casinos are owned by the same

tribe.

Leelanau Sands is the less visited casino. It has four gamemakers

$1

Full Pay Pickem machines and several $1 9/7 DB and $1 NSU 16/13/4/3
Deuces machines. Leelanau Sands also has .25 cent 9/7 DB in three
play near the table games. Near the showroom theatre there are
ten .25 cent 9/6 JB machines. I play mostly JB and these machines
were slowed down to a crawl. I've never seen a video poker machine
operate so slowly.

Turle Creek has $1 and .50 cent 9/7 DB and NSU 16/13/4/3 Deuces
scattered throughout the casino. The casino also has .25 full pay
pickem and .25 cent 9/6 JB near the table games. These JB machines
operate normally. The casino has also nickel 10 play 9/7 DB. I

also

saw a strange version of 9/6 DB in a row of multigame nickel
machines. This 9/6 DB game pays 80 or 400 on a five coin bet for
straight flushes and 200 or 1000 on five coin bet on four Aces.

You

can do a max bet of 45 nickels on this game. I suspect the payout

on

this version is probably around 98% but it would be fun for a low
roller.

Turtle Creek and Leelanau Sands have a joint slot club that gives

you

one point on every $3 played in slots and one point for every $9
played in video poker. 100 points can be reedemed for $1 in food

or

gift shop comps.

Despite the relatively good video poker inventory at these two
casinos I seemed to do better on their slot machines than their

video

poker machines. Their JB games seemed to operate strangely. In

six

hours of combined JB play at both casinos I only hit two four of
kinds. Perhaps I was just unlucky but these Indian casinos make me
nervous because there are few regulations on Indian gaming.

Hope this information helps.

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point.org/users/usma1955/20228/VP/Links.htm

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