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#1

That was what I though (they played)..but then realized they did not want to draw any attention to themselves, nor did they have any interest in playing and winning, they just wanted to cash in the coins they had made.

LOL... unfortunately if it were me.. I would have wanted to play the machines...

It did show that he had NO interest in gambling since he did not know any of the table games and felt the slots were completely boring!

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They were not there to try and win anything just cash in the counterfit tokens he made as fast as they could.
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It may be a little early for me but if Caesars had an extra $20000

in counterfeit tokens, wouldn't his profit have been less than
$20000 unless he hit a jackpot. Since I gather he was playing
slots, he was playing a negative machine which also added to the
loss as well over the long run.

Or is it just too early for me?

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#2

Harrah's KC has installed a new line of progressive slots (about 15
machines) along the escalator up on the 2nd level.

They are labeled Jackpot Carnival and the manufacturer is Aristocrat
Technologies. The last three times I've visited the casino, every
single machine has been taken and there were even people WAITING IN
LINE to play these silly things.

Or, maybe they're not silly. Has anyone else seen these machines in
their area? Any idea why they would be so popular? They just look
like standard video slots to me.

carlos

#3

The Rampart casino here in Las Vegas has Jackpot Carnival, and they
are quite popular. I don't think they have a large progressive like
the Millioni$er or Penny Train Express games from Aristocrat, so I
also don't understand the popularity. I am not a slot player, but as a
guess, perhaps they have a bonus round that players find appealing.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "calebr0n" <calebr0n@y...> wrote:

Harrah's KC has installed a new line of progressive slots (about 15
machines) along the escalator up on the 2nd level.

They are labeled Jackpot Carnival and the manufacturer is Aristocrat
Technologies. The last three times I've visited the casino, every
single machine has been taken and there were even people WAITING IN
LINE to play these silly things.

Or, maybe they're not silly. Has anyone else seen these machines in
their area? Any idea why they would be so popular? They just look
like standard video slots to me.