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This might be the ultimate low roller casino. They advertise being all pennies but have a few Five cent poker machines.
A decent amount of nsud games that adding in perks must be 100% or so.
Used a LAS Vegas Advisor coupon for a free wheel spin for $15. As a new member, I got a free cheeseburger meal that had great portions and another spin for $10. Two days a week, you can get a wheel spin for $700 coin in. You can earn two and each spin is worth at least $10.
Saturday, I played for about an hour and made $2.50.
Yesterday, I turned $40 into $92 in a bit over two hours.
Hit an uncanny amount of five of a kind and five times were dealt four to a natural royal.Converted one with a deuce, but got two other wild royalist along the way.The four dueces eluded me both days.
The coffee shop is small but outstanding.
It's about ten minutes from my house.

About half of the casinos in this area might as well only offer penny and nickel play because that's about all they get, for good reason I might add. I stop by some of those casinos every so often and it's rare to see anyone even playing .25 vent vp. Most of the vp players play .05 cent vp and then they only play 1 credit to get free drinks. One of the casinos do pretty good on offers for free play, free rooms and food but I always get murdered at the place trying to play $1 denomination vp at max play. I'm glad I don't live within 10 minutes of any casino, them being an hour away from me is as close as I want any casino.

Sounds like a nice little place. I would stop for coffee and the late night breakfast if nothing else. Nickel deuces is fun especially if they have multi line. Wish we had a place like that here just for a diversion from the two giants in Ct.

They have two banks of 3-5-10 games.
What's odd is their single line NSUDs. At 5 cents, max bet is five coins. At one or two cents you can play a hundred coins but the pay schedule suffers. A straight flush pays 15 coins at a nickel but 13 at lower denominations.
Five nickel Royal pays a progressive. $227 yesterday.

What's odd is their single line NSUDs. At 5 cents, max bet is five coins. At one or two cents you can play a hundred coins but the pay schedule suffers. A straight flush pays 15 coins at a nickel but 13 at lower denominations.
Five nickel Royal pays a progressive. $227 yesterday.

I'm guessing you are saying the single line nickel games are "Airport Deuces" 25/15/9/4/4/3 (98.91%)? NSUD pays 16/10 on the 5K/SF (99.73%).

I've always meant to get to this place, sounds great for micro players.

The 3-5-10 All Stars are 25-16-10-4-4-3-2-1. There are about ten of them but they are usually taken with spin poker players in my limited experience. Had a free dinner there tonite but managed to lose $80, mostly playing ten play at $6 a spin.
For those not familiar with Water St. In Henderson, there are three casinos that share a parking lot. I have not ventured into the other two.

All Stars...I wonder how good/not good the STP games are. 8/5 Bonus for nickels would be nice.

Step= spin poker? Ill look at the pay tables next visit.q
Might not be today.

If they had those machines at Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods, I would be all over them especially 16/10 deuces for nickels. Most of the nickel games here are either the horrible 10/8 or 16/13/4/3/2 which is not quite as bad. Especially on spin poker 16/10, I would play and just wait them out and almost always on multi hand deuces wild games something will hit at some point that will get you even or better with a really good paytable like that. I can't even remember the last time I busted my bankroll playing 5 line deuces wild on spin poker. I can't say the same however for job, ddb, or joker kings. Deuces is pretty much my game of choice from here on out. Staying even or better with deuces spin poker seems to work well for me even when the quad deuces aren't hitting. All you need is a couple of dealt wild royals or 5 of a kinds, or flurries where you are dealt 2 deuces to begin with. As Fla Phil will attest to, the deuces flurries are what works best in that game.
     

Step= spin poker? Ill look at the pay tables next visit.q
Might not be today.

STP = Super Times Pay. It is usually available on All Star Poker machines.