Mulit-Game Machines....

[ko king]

ko, thanks for the reply. i also found the workers to be very nice, way above what i found in AC. your assesment of the situation confirmed the little bit i experienced and read about Tunica. your remedy to their problems also sounds accurate, but agree, that improving the payouts is unlikely. i think we all love going to vegas, but some of us, the flight costs are the big drawback. and, for me, the time commitment. it is a long ride. if i pay $400 to get there, only get $100 free play, i am already out $300 before i get started. rooms and food are pretty much comped wherever you go. i do not play high enough stakes to get plane reimbursement. that is the reason i have started to play more at cherokee, i can drive there, costs a total of $50 and they give me a couple hundred free play for a one night stay. i value your opinions, tell it like it is, lots of common sense. 

Now don't let me discourage you from coming to Tunica if you've only been once and lost maybe that means you're due. A free trip and free hotel is pretty hard to pass up regardless of where it is. If you do come the weather here is about to change and if you get tired of gambling you could always take the short drive to Memphis and check out Blues Street or you could even check out all the Elvis stuff. I'm guessing you would either be staying at Horseshoe or Roadhouse (both right next door to each other) so you'll have quick access to 3 casinos, the other casino being Gold Strike which used to have plenty of vp games, I can't say what they have now.