at the risk of being clobbered here, i think another point to be made is
that these downgraded paytables will be more significant to the 'full-time'
advantage player than to the part-time recreational player. the long term for me
is *years* beyond the long-term for jean scott. i don't mean to imply it
won't matter, but that it won't matter as much.
In a message dated 5/31/2007 11:04:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
going4broke2005@yahoo.com writes:
Will you all still be playing VP in a year, five years
or ten years from now?
I know I will still be going to Vegas because the mystique still draws
me in regardless if it is business or vacation. I hate the slow pace
of table games and slots downright bore me so I know I will continue to
play vp. I moan and groan when the pay tables are downgraded, try to
shift my strategy accordingly, but still keep on playing. As I read in
a book on vp somewhere, vp is my crack cocaine. I would like to think
I would play lower denomination machines if the paytables got too bad,
but somehow I felt very cheated the one time I hit a royal flush on a
nickle vp machine and only got $200, so for the time being quarter and
fifty cent machines it is for me.
Now if the free room offers suddenly stop, that is a whole new topic
that would make me think twice about the frequency in which I go to
Vegas...
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