Video Poker Forum

Getting ready to go to Vegas, been a while any locals on this site. Advice on the best place to play VP. All information would be helpful.

The last time we were in Vegas there were two places with the best video poker.  One is Red Rock and the other is South Point.  Both are off the strip. We stayed at Red Rock and it was great.  The full pay video poker games are clearly marked.  Have fun!

Add Green Valley Ranch to teh list.

What is your game? The place with the best JOB isn't the place for the best DW. Same goes for Ultimate X and a few other games.   What stakes? I know a place that rocks for dollar players but sux for quarters, even though most places are the opposite.
www.vpfree2.com is a good resource. Not always up to date so don't follow it blindly.

tdb ultimate x 50 cents dollar makes no difference

Good luck to you when you're there.

Here's a photo we took at Red Rock.  You can see how clearly they mark the VP machines.  Most all the games are at least 99% or better.

Many of those machines are multi-game machines. Don't be fooled into thinking every game on the machine is 99.8%.
They might have one very good game and seven poor games.

Good point..  These machines had quarter NSU deuces wild at 99.728%.  Don't know about the other games.

tdb ultimate x 50 cents dollar makes no difference

TDB ultimate x is sorta hard to find and never is listed on VPFree2 as it is almost always less than 99% payback. If you're on the strip, try Cosmopolitan. They may offer that game, and they tend to have decent paytables for the strip (~97-98% range).

South Point and Hard Rock should have 9/6 DDB Ultimate X (99.7%-99.8% max) for 25c.

Palms should have it for 2 of their machines in high limit at 50c and $1. But Palms was bought out by Stations, so that may have changed recently.

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