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[hawk]

Just thinking that I would run this by the board.
Always looking for good pay charts on VP and they get scarcer each trip.
Specifically, including exact location directions:

Harrah's: Do they have any decent VP pay charts in any part of this casino? If so, How do I find them?

Eldorado: I like to play here but have only found decent pay charts at two of the bars. this limits me as I have to leave when smokers arrive within a few seats of me.

Silver Legacy: I never play VP here but they may have something I haven't found.

Circus: I found some interesting newer penny slots but no decent VP.

Oh yes, BTW, I play quarters. My wife plays nickles.

Thanks for any suggestions'

[remano]

Any particular flavor? JoB, Deuces Wild, Bonus, etc.?

[CaSwede]

Forget about Harrah's. They just don't feel like they need to offer any decent vp anymore.

Are you aware of the vpFREE Reno group? I know that the Leg and El Dorado are up to date:

http://members.cox.net/vpfree/R.htm

I just returned from the Sands, and not much there. I found some 9/6 JOB progressive bartops, but everything else was short pay.

[hawk]

thanks, Swede, I'll try to check out the link. I used to have it but lost it and don't have bookmark. We also have no internet service now.

My wife's surgery is limiting my time to chase down a connection.
She is doing fine after Thur surgery.

Any other ideas/suggestions are appreciated.

Actually I play many VP games if they are full pay and quarters.

[stan_allen]

I'm not certain if this is the 'right stuff' but the VP at the bar I was at in Silver Legacy was Jacks-or-better, and I spotted the critical 9/6 on the paytable. I'm not well-trained enough to guarantee that this was indeed full pay, but I seem to recall the 9/6 as the being the salient point.

This bar was in fact a new one - it's on the second floor, on the wide corridor that leads to the actual hotel rooms (which is very convenient for guests), and it's reasonably classy, and offers twenty-five cent denomination play.

It also has nice lounge seating, and is a decent upgrade from the generic slots area that used to occupy the space.

Another plus for the Silver Legacy - yee-ha! (Sorry, Alison)
Of course, I still won't touch their blackjack tables - Cal-Neva is much more my type of place, just as Shooters is much more the type of place for...uh, never mind.

[remano]

9/6 Jacks or Better at quarter denomination are found at Circus Circus, Silver Legacy and Club Cal Neva downtown. Elsewhere, at Peppermill for sure and maybe Atlantis and Grand Sierra. I seem to recall seeing them while passing through the latter two properties, but I don't play at either extensively so I'm not certain.

To be considered full pay the machine must pay at least 4,000 credits for a royal flush with 5 credits played. Be sure to check that out because you will find some machines that pay the 9/6 ration but pay only 1,500 credits for the royal.

[hawk]

"To be considered full pay the machine must pay at least 4,000 credits for a royal flush with 5 credits played. Be sure to check that out because you will find some machines that pay the 9/6 ration but pay only 1,500 credits for the royal."

unfortunately, this is becoming common. That is why I posed the question. thanks for replies so far.

At Siena, the high roller area requires TEN dollars for full pay.
at only $5 you are offered the 1,500 for Royal Flush. that astounds me!

[john]

[hifi]

Not true! The standard 4000 coin payout is at 5 coins...just hit "Bet 5" button on your first bet and "deal" on subsequent bets to repeat the five coin bet. I was playing full pay 9/6 JOB and 8/5 bonus poker...I worked my way up from $60 to about $280 by increasing the bet in five coin increments every $100 of credits on the meter. It's a great way to take advantage of a hot run.

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[remano]

[hifi]

I didn't notice the nickel payouts...I was playing quarters only. I stand corrected!

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