Can anyone comment on the 25c Video Poker pay tables at Village Pub? There seem to be quite number of them scattered around. Are they all about the same do some have more favorable VP?
When in Vegas, we like to drive around a bit, and visit so of the local places. I'd love to hear reviews about the gaming and food.
NJ Bill
They used to have a version of Deuces Plus that returned about 100.35%. With promotions, it was a pretty strong play for locals. They tried trespassing skilled players so they could still offer the game and advertise "the best Gambler's Bonus paytables available". I have heard Gambler's Bonus finally refused to offfer the game and made them remove it from all locations.
The food is a limited Ellis Island menu since they share the same owner, Gary Ellis. It used to be easily compable with a little play at the bar.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "billbehlert" <wbehlert@...> wrote:
Can anyone comment on the 25c Video Poker pay tables at Village Pub? There seem to be quite number of them scattered around. Are they all about the same do some have more favorable VP?
When in Vegas, we like to drive around a bit, and visit so of the local places. I'd love to hear reviews about the gaming and food.
As far as I know all of the 10-4-4 BDW that was there has been downgraded to something very un-playable. However, their website still advertises it, and it's been gone well over a year now. The game was on some funky old machine types that I forget what they're called. You don't see it in regular casinos. And I have never seen anything else good at Village Pubs. It's too bad, would be a nice place to play if they had something decent.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vegasvpplayer" <vegasvpplayer@...> wrote:
They used to have a version of Deuces Plus that returned about 100.35%. With promotions, it was a pretty strong play for locals. They tried trespassing skilled players so they could still offer the game and advertise "the best Gambler's Bonus paytables available". I have heard Gambler's Bonus finally refused to offfer the game and made them remove it from all locations.
The food is a limited Ellis Island menu since they share the same owner, Gary Ellis. It used to be easily compable with a little play at the bar.