B Bar

[jetermacaw]

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[Tedlark]

Lovely, lovely, images.

[TripleTriple]

I zoomed in but can't quite make out the pay tables...

[Tedlark]

I zoomed in but can't quite make out the pay tables...

I zoomed in on something right in front of the pay tables...

[olds442jetaway]

Very nice. O! I see. A couple of something’s.

[JIMDUECE`SWILD]

Looks very nice. Looks better than some gourmet restaurants. " BUT " 7/5 Jacks or Better.

[olds442jetaway]

Yikes! Even on dollars! . I guess in the long run it’s not that important to go to such a nice place.

[jetermacaw]

Looks very nice. Looks better than some gourmet restaurants. " BUT " 7/5 Jacks or Better.

Yikes, I just heard they were the same machines, so they changed the pay tables?

[olds442jetaway]

I think the goal of all these casinos is to get the hold to between 9-10 percent. Both Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods have been between 91 and 92 percent returned to the player since they opened. That’s with VP lumped in with slots too. I think the average hold on VP is about 95 percent due to mistakes players make and they make a lot of them. If they get the pay tables down to about 95-96, with player mistakes that would get them to an 8 or 9 percent hold.
What they evidently don’t factor in is the hours we put in. Our losses may in fact be the same money wise as a slot player. I don’t see too many slot players plunking away for 8 hours or more like we do. I think it’s pretty close that a slot player would lose 4 times as much per hour as we do with the same coin in in the long run.

[FAA]

Heavenly. But with those tables all glitz, no hits. Slot players would not survive marathons on a regular basis. GA and Suicide Hotline on speed dial.