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Wynn - VP Coin In = What amount of points

Discussion in 'Comps' started by franknic, Nov 15, 2015.

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  1. franknic

    franknic Low-Roller

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    Got this from a host at Wynn the other day when I asked her about coin in to points earned - - It varies on the machine. Some poker machines are $6 per point, and some are $15 per point – it really depends on the pay tables.

    It varies based the pay table? Huh, When did this start? Hope I'm not that out-of-touch. News to me.

    Anyone else heard of this or run into?
     
  2. thecarve

    thecarve Misanthrope

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    Yeah. It's been that way for a few years now (2012-ish maybe). To further confuse matters, if you play in the HL room, some machines actually give you one point per $5. Aaaand...better paytables don't necessarily mean lower points-earning. It's all part of the Red Card charm. :evillaugh
     
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    tringlomane STP Addicted Beer Snob

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    The only machines that are $15 a point are some "full pay" games that are 99.4%+ return. So unless you play 9/7 TDB, 9/6 Jacks or 99.45% Bonus Deuces Wild, it will be $6 a point, or $5 a point if you find the machines thecarve mentioned.
     
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    thecarve Misanthrope

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    Ahh, so each game EITHER pays $6/point OR $15/point, not really $6-15. That is to say, no machine actually pays $8 per or $11 per? That would explain why I've never noticed the points get better/worse based on paytables other that the full pay ones you mentioned.

    Of course, this still doesn't explain the $5/point machines (of which I'm 100% certain) but it does make a little more sense of the Red Card system.
     
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    tringlomane STP Addicted Beer Snob

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    That's my understanding at least from what I read on VPFree2. The $5 a point games are likely misprogrammed, imo.
     
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    franknic Low-Roller

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    Thanks for the comments guys and insight. I need to look into this a bit more especially at other places. This catches me completely by surprise. Not necessarily a deal breaker but annoying to say the least, and, yet another sign of the penny pinching ways of some casinos (or should that read most casino's).

    Yeah, any way to drive more revenue and they are all over it.
     
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    shifter Degenerate Gambler

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    Red card.

    Where everybody has the same color card so nobody is special.
     
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    geoff Low-Roller

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    Unless you have a gold star
     
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    geoff Low-Roller

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    Offer I just got for January gives you a $5400 watch credit to the Rolex store if you get 300k points.. If you play the 15-1. Machines that's just $4,500,000 of coin-in. Lol
     
  10. franknic

    franknic Low-Roller

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    Sounds like a few days work to me. And what another 10K to 20K out of pocket and the watch is yours. Hope you post a photo once you purchase....
     
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