[vpFREE] Re: New Progressive Video Poker information available

Here the admin is right. However, even though the Casinos should not be concerned, some are. I have personally witnessed casino employees kicking out pros and non-pros alike playing high progressives for various reasons, not the least of which was jealousy.

Where employees are allowed to play after work, you have the biggest problems.

I have resorted to getting a job as a cocktail server, to play in a casino where the progressives were really good.

FK

P.S. I made abut $200 a night in tips, and $400 off duty. I couldn't do it now, the high-heels would hurt too much.

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE Administrator" <vpfreeadmin@...> wrote:
>
> I don't believe casinos are, or should be, very concerned
> about the size of video poker progressives since the casino's
> hold is determined by the paytables at reset values. And,
> most progressives have a negative ER at reset and are
> thereby immune from burnout play by pros.
>
> In any event, the sharing of information about good video
> poker opportunities is welcomed and encouraged on vpFREE.
> The publicizing of good plays may be unwelcome to a few, but
> it's in the best interest of vpFREE as a group.
>
> vpFREE Administrator
>
> ________________________________________
>
>
> Frank wrote:
>
> > This is my first post on vpFREE. I just joined the group
> > and will be adding high progressive warnings periodically.
>
>
> bobbartop replied:
>
> With all due respect, is this something we all really want
> to see added to VPFree? Sure, if I were the only one
> reading it it would be great. But as a group we are already
> suffering from too much information plastered all over
> cyberspace.
>
> ....... I am wondering if this could hurt what opportunity
> is still out there. I mean, if we have regular alerts as to
> great progressive opportunities, is it possible the casino
> suits might send them to the same graveyard where they
> buried all the FPDW machines? Or that too many players
> knowing about them might burn them out somehow?
>

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