Used this today.
What they DONT tell you, until you are at slot-club desk, is that free
play can be used only on "yellow tag" machines; all of which appear to
be slots, offering NO form of Video Poker.
IMO, not worth right turn from Flamingo into their parking lot, even if
passing directly by, for less than some $25.
That must be a new development, because when I was there 2 weeks ago I made a special trip just to get the free play. I played it on a 9/6 JOB machine kind of near the slot club. Came out of there ahead.
----- Original Message ----- From: "sphboc2003" <sphboc@aol.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 6:59 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Westin "Free Play"
Used this today.
What they DONT tell you, until you are at slot-club desk, is that free
play can be used only on "yellow tag" machines; all of which appear to
be slots, offering NO form of Video Poker.IMO, not worth right turn from Flamingo into their parking lot, even if
passing directly by, for less than some $25.vpFREE Links: http://members.cox.net/vpfree/Links.htm
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Assuming that's true (see other posts), you can still reasonably assume
that those slots will pay about 90% (plus or minus a few percent), so you
can figure out an approximate average cash value for the free play.
JBQ
On 8/4/05, sphboc2003 <sphboc@aol.com> wrote:
free play can be used only on "yellow tag" machines;
all of which appear to be slots