Video Poker Capital of the World!

[FloridaPhil]

Every video poker player needs to experience the Peppermill in Reno Nevada. This is a first class facility with a huge selection of near 100% games.  Video poker machines are all over the place and the odds are near 100% even in nickels.  If you're a senior, you get two for one breakfast and lunch buffets and enough coupons and free offers to keep you busy for a while.  We paid less than $80 a night for a great room and the room service took less than 10 minutes to bring us our dinner.   It doesn't get much better than this. 

[olds442jetaway]

Sounds good to me Phil. When things calm down with the folks at home, the Mrs and I will put it on the agenda and maybe meet you guys out there someday hopefully not too far off. In the interim, my guess is Reno has somehow worked itself into your plans going forward.

[pokerforme]

You probably wont have to pay for your room next time FloridaPhil... we only average 2 trips a year playing at the Peppermill and haven't played on over a year and the offers keep coming. I haven't spent my own money on a room at that hotel since my first visit over ten years ago. Between the room and the show up cash and comps I earn while there I usually break even or better 8 out of 10 trips. Its my favorite Reno casino/hotel.

[alpax]

About the PepperMill, I heard this story from Mickey Crimm of VPFree and Alan Mendelson forum

[QUOTE]About five years ago the Peppermill and Atlantis traded information on certain players. Then they simultaneously terminated the players club benefits of about two dozen AP's.[/QUOTE]

[Tedlark]

Veerryy Eeinteressstinnggg...

[Vman96]

About the PepperMill, I heard this story from Mickey Crimm of VPFree and Alan Mendelson forum

[QUOTE]About five years ago the Peppermill and Atlantis traded information on certain players. Then they simultaneously terminated the players club benefits of about two dozen AP's.[/QUOTE]

Well, that's one way to help keep VP returns up. Unfortunate.