Re: [vpFREE] Quick downgrade question on VP

No, this has never been true. When they had to
change chips, there was a lot of paperwork. But
if you are just changing games showing from the
same chip you don't have to inform Gaming.

At 02:48 PM 6/29/2009, you wrote:

>I always thought casinos had to get approval
>from the Gaming Control Board to change payback percentages.
>Is that just for slots?
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>James G. Thompson
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