"card of the day"

[onemoretry]

On this trip...all of those machines are gone....replaced with new machines with paper vouchers. The panache of the GN Laughlin is gone!!!

The 25c double double jackpot machines (100.35%) also suffered the same fate!

With their revised vp inventory, there is no real reason to go there anymore.

[KingofAmerica]

I've seen this also at GN in AC, but the promotion is only on certain days. Also, keep in mind that if you're playing multi-line you have to hit the quad on the first line or it doesn't count. Found this out when I was playing 50-line. The card of the day was 9, and I was dealt trip 9's. I hit 2 or 3 quad nines but not on the first line, and they refused to pay me. I thought that was bull**** because nothing in the rules said it had to be on first line.

[BillyJoe]

I've seen this also at GN in AC, but the promotion is only on certain days. Also, keep in mind that if you're playing multi-line you have to hit the quad on the first line or it doesn't count. Found this out when I was playing 50-line. The card of the day was 9, and I was dealt trip 9's. I hit 2 or 3 quad nines but not on the first line, and they refused to pay me. I thought that was bull**** because nothing in the rules said it had to be on first line.
Storm over to the NJ Gaming Commission's office in the casino. Oh wait - it's closed.

[DaBurglar]

[QUOTE=KingofAmerica] I've seen this also at GN in AC, but the promotion is only on certain days. Also, keep in mind that if you're playing multi-line you have to hit the quad on the first line or it doesn't count. Found this out when I was playing 50-line. The card of the day was 9, and I was dealt trip 9's. I hit 2 or 3 quad nines but not on the first line, and they refused to pay me. I thought that was bull**** because nothing in the rules said it had to be on first line.
Storm over to the NJ Gaming Commission's office in the casino. Oh wait - it's closed. [/QUOTE]Tennessee Avenue is always an option Seriously, I used to marvel at how in many AC casinos (like the now defunct AC CLUB, Trump Plaza) there exists a BIG sign that says Division of GAming Enforcement - NJ and a large office right off the casino floor, with a phone (or two) and empty form holders that presumably once held complaint forms or something.......so clearly, at ONE time, they felt this was needed and even GOOD to have this in each casino....makes you wonder about a lot of things, mostly what CHANGED once these offices with NJ Gaming Enforcement Agents closed up shop.....how did the casinos react?   What did the GAming Division do to address whatever was being addressed before?     Again, makes you go hmmmmm