Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?
I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class
III is there any playable VP.
west virginia VP
Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?
I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class
III is there any playable VP.
It's terrible. All VP I looked at was around 91.5% with max coin of
8. RF paid 2500 credits with max coin. If you must go, you might as
well play slots.
George in SF
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"Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class III is there any playable VP."
West Virginia casinos are neither Class II or III since these are not Indian casinos.
The machines are a random deal however paytables seem to be poor in all locations that I have seen.
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George u r giving wrong info on vp at mtr its not good but not as bad as u say,although the old ones did have this pay schedule,vtr, but the ones i played last summer were somewhat better,i know that 4 2's paid $300 plus for 6 coins dont remb what the royal was and i did hit the 4 ducks
Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?
I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class
III is there any playable VP.
It's terrible. All VP I looked at was around 91.5% with max coin of
8. RF paid 2500 credits with max coin. If you must go, you might as
well play slots.
George in SF
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maybe i should add this was at the racetrack in chester w va really its north of newell but thats a real small town, i lived right across from it in ohio and gping back in may so will check it out along with the dog track in wheeling
gene scheel <clevgs@yahoo.com> wrote: George u r giving wrong info on vp at mtr its not good but not as bad as u say,although the old ones did have this pay schedule,vtr, but the ones i played last summer were somewhat better,i know that 4 2's paid $300 plus for 6 coins dont remb what the royal was and i did hit the 4 ducks
Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?
I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class
III is there any playable VP.
It's terrible. All VP I looked at was around 91.5% with max coin of
8. RF paid 2500 credits with max coin. If you must go, you might as
well play slots.
George in SF
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I would avoid West Virginia games (slots or VP) like the plague.
There maximum theo is capped to 95% 
Here is the payout specification
from their regs manual http://www.state.wv.us/Lottery/hb102.htm
<http://www.state.wv.us/Lottery/hb102.htm>
§29-22B-910. Payout standards.
Each video lottery terminal shall meet the following
maximum and minimum theoretical percentage payout during the expected
lifetime of the terminal:
(1) Video lottery games shall pay out no less than eighty
percent and no more than ninety-five percent of the amount wagered. The
theoretical payout percentage shall be determined using standard methods
of probability theory;
(2) Manufacturers shall file a request and receive
written approval from the commission prior to manufacturing for
placement in this state video lottery games programmed for a payout
greater than ninety-two percent of the amount wagered. Commission
approval shall be obtained prior to applying for testing of the high
payout terminals; and
(3) Each game shall have a probability greater than one
in seventeen million of obtaining the maximum payout for each play.
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Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?
I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class
III is there any playable VP.
That explains why all VP games they had there gave me about 91.5% when
I ran them through WinPoker.
Do you have a link for Pennsylvania games?
George in SF
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> Hi! Does anyone have any information on the casinos in West Virginia?
> I was wondering if the machines are class II or III. If they are class
> III is there any playable VP.
>
I would avoid West Virginia games (slots or VP) like the plague.
There maximum theo is capped to 95%
from their regs manual http://www.state.wv.us/Lottery/hb102.htm
<http://www.state.wv.us/Lottery/hb102.htm>§29-22B-910. Payout standards.
Each video lottery terminal shall meet the following
maximum and minimum theoretical percentage payout during the expected
lifetime of the terminal:(1) Video lottery games shall pay out no less than
eighty
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percent and no more than ninety-five percent of the amount wagered. The
theoretical payout percentage shall be determined using standard methods
of probability theory;(2) Manufacturers shall file a request and receive
written approval from the commission prior to manufacturing for
placement in this state video lottery games programmed for a payout
greater than ninety-two percent of the amount wagered. Commission
approval shall be obtained prior to applying for testing of the high
payout terminals; and(3) Each game shall have a probability greater than one
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