[vpFREE] Re: Cards unhold themselves upon redealing. Does it happen?

I've also had this experience several times. It's often caused
by a "sticky" hold button which causes a "double clutch" movement
of the finger. The situation is most prevalent in older casinos
that still feature ancient coin-droppers.

No matter the amount of the loss, or even if the unheld button
does not result in a missed pay, I immediately call a slot
attendant to report the problem. Usually, they will open the
machine, check the dealt cards and then call a supervisor to
reimburse any loss sustained.

Even though they mess around with the faulty button and then
proclaim that it's fixed, I ALWAYS leave a machine that has
exhibited a sticky button problem.

~Babe~
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In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Albert Pearson <ehpee@...> wrote:

A faulty button can unhold a card, it has happened to me. If the
error causes me to have a large loss I will summon an attendant.
They will check the machine and look at the  cards that were dealt. If for example I was dealt 4 of a kind but only held 3 and I say that
the button messed up, the supervisor will usually pay me the difference. 

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