what is done with old video poker machines
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cook1947
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cook1947
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When a poker machine becomes outdated and they are removed off the floor, what do they do with them? I know some are sold in stores and on line, but some just seem to disappear forever. There are a few that I have been looking for, (Sneek Peek, and Pick a Hand (not pic-a-pair) that I just can't seem to find.
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shadowman
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Many are sold overseas I've heard. Some are sold to the smaller casinos that don't like to spend as much for their machines. I would suspect some end up crushed. It would make sense for the manufacturers to have a buy-back program to improve new machine sales.
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ginfre
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Buy backs indicate slow business. Gambling worldwide is NOT SLOW
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Tedlark
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Why would buy backs indicate slow business? Don't automakers have a buy back system in place now, called leasing?
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