Wynn Las Vegas Best VP

[Bill]

I saw 8/5 JOB progressives (one was over $1400 already) at the quarter level,
but the BP was 7/5.

For the adventuresome, they have dollar 10-play 8/5 BP.

In a message dated 4/28/2005 8:39:42 AM Pacific Standard Time,
vegasstl@charter.net writes:
Thanks for the first hand report Randy.

Is CB .22% as reported prior to opening?

Not sure if you're a BJ player, but if you have info on those
conditions, I'd be interested to hear the details.

I was at Wynn tonight. Didn't see any 8/5 bonus progressives in

quarters.

Actually I couldn't find any 99%+ quarter VP. Plenty of 9/6 JOB in

$1 and

up. Plenty of ugly deuces in all denoms. Plenty of progressives

with 98% or

worse games.

From: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vpF…@…com] On

Behalf Of

jwon7878@c...
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 5:00 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Re: Wynn Las Vegas Best VP

* i know for sure they have . 25 8/5 bonus progressive. it was

the

only machine
up and running when i was there on Tuesday but it seems they have a

lot of

progressive video poker i don't know any pay scales but that one.
                             joe

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Randy C" <randyc@U...> wrote:

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[brucem]

I saw 8/5 JOB progressives (one was over $1400 already) at the

quarter level,

but the BP was 7/5.

For the adventuresome, they have dollar 10-play 8/5 BP.

In a message dated 4/28/2005 8:39:42 AM Pacific Standard Time,
vegasstl@c... writes:
Thanks for the first hand report Randy.

Is CB .22% as reported prior to opening?

Not sure if you're a BJ player, but if you have info on those
conditions, I'd be interested to hear the details.

Just returned from my first visit to the new Wynn Resort. It sure
was crowded! There wasn't any attempt to hold back the crowds. I did
hear an official ask someone not to take photos, but that seemed to
be ignored, because many people were taking photos. It's a beautiful
place with much to see, including two curved escalators.

It was simply too crowded to make a good check of the VP, but I did
see $1, $2, $5 9/6 JorB, and $1, $2, $5 9/6/4/3/1/1 DDBP.

I inquired about comps to several slot floor staff, and no one seemed
to know anything about how comp points are earned! Even at the RED
CARD counter, where I signed up, no one seemed to know, and they did
not have a printed sheet explaining it. Finally, I met a patron who
told me $1500 earns 500 points, and 500 points is worth $10. In
other words $3 earns 1 point. Later, a staff person told me $9 earns
1 point "only for the progressives", but they didn't know if that
meant VP progressives or slot progressives, or both.

If you go, and want a Red Card, you can wait in line OR, if possible,
get the signup form, complete it, and hand it to a staff person near
the back of the line. Big time saver.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, ezfromnwon@a... wrote:

[brucem]

I inquired about comps to several slot floor staff, and no one

seemed to know anything about how comp points are earned! Even at
the RED CARD counter, where I signed up, no one seemed to know, and
they did not have a printed sheet explaining it. Finally, I met a
patron who told me $1500 earns 500 points, and 500 points is worth
$10. In other words $3 earns 1 point. Later, a staff person told me
$9 earns 1 point "only for the progressives", but they didn't know if
that meant VP progressives or slot progressives, or both.

I need to point out my post above may be incorrect. I got this
information from a patron who, unfortunately, might be
misinformed. None of the 4-5 staff people I talked to could answer
my questions, and no printed "comp" data was available. The article
in the LV Advisor said that "$9 earns 1 point", so this differs from
what I was told. I think, until we know otherwise, the LV Advisor is
the better source.

What's needed is for someone to run $90 through a machine and see how
many comp points they earn. If it's 10, then the 9 to 1 ratio is
correct, if it's 30, then the 3 to 1 ratio is correct. Also, the LV
Advisor specifically said there is no cash back!

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "brumar_lv" <brumar_lv@y...> wrote: