I actually was challenged by that person in kind of a condescending manner, so I had to defend what I said unless I wanted to be a pushover. But ok, blame me. I won't comment on any of your threads in the future no worries
The Path II
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applepear86
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Re: The Path II
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FAA
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Superb Saturday. I won $23 on $20 Caesars JOB FP. I switched machines before the inevitable give back and hit a max quad for an even +$30 on the bank. Dollar play took $15 of it by the time my second quad hit for $100. A man behind me kept switching games every three hands in a maniacal session. He left his donation. I decided to hop on for a quick hit, inserting $445. I lost nearly half before my third quad. Four Aces! Deja vu, even drawing the second pair. Crappy old machine with Chiclets buttons. 7/5 BP to boot. Yet I prevailed. I tried Bally’s fifty cent to preserve funds and was +7 there. Net Day: +$164. 132 TCs between the casinos.
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olds442jetaway
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olds442jetaway
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Wish I could hit JOB like that. My quads are like the......long and narrow road.... Haven’t heard that song in a long time.
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FAA
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Three In seventy minutes. Saturday afternoons brisk.
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Jstark
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Nice hits, but why play the 7/5 BP when the 8/5 is available?
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olds442jetaway
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Funny how Mohegan Sun pulled 8/5 BP for 7/5, but left 99.54 JOB intact. I have a theory. The smaller players could last longer in the game by hitting 2s,3s, and 4s and often times the Aces. In the meantime, they stayed alive by getting paid 2 for 1 on 2 pair.
In JOB, it’s a slow but sure deathroll without hitting a Royal on schedule. Long term, they would still make more money on 8/5 BP than 9/6 JOB
In JOB, it’s a slow but sure deathroll without hitting a Royal on schedule. Long term, they would still make more money on 8/5 BP than 9/6 JOB
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FAA
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Playing the poor table was foolish. I was spellbound by the prior player hanging in nicely there for a half hour before succumbing. I figured that I could as well, and hit a premium quad in time. It worked out, but I was courting disaster. I should have gone to Harrah’s as planned. I am way too influenced by others.
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FAA
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Casinos need some 99.54 JOB to attract low rollers who would otherwise avoid the place. Once in the roach motel, the death roll works its fate on them. I had to leave the quarter bank after my quad. Others were busy and I would have given it back on my machine. I still lost half of it on dollar en route to my second. But I think that I made a better decision than losing it all on quarter quicksand. That’s just how that bank operates.

























