First dealt one ever.
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First dealt one ever.
And you almost did not go.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
First dealt one ever.
Nice!
As Ole Norman Chad would say....
"Good for you!"
Pretty much KJ's standard freeplay hand.
Nice find (probably had to scout a lot of screens to find that one) and hit. How come you ten-coined it ?
Beautiful!
Only if it would have came one hand later @ 4x = $160k
Definitely once in a lifetime hit.
Very nice, Druff. Congrats
The real question is why were you playing that? There's zero chance that was a vulture situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
First dealt one ever.
He's rich. He's entitled to gamble it up sometimes.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfThe real question is why were you playing that? There's zero chance that was a vulture situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
First dealt one ever.
Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfThe real question is why were you playing that? There's zero chance that was a vulture situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
First dealt one ever.
I'm sure you can think of a few reasons.
Alright... even I have to give credit where credit is due.
Nicely Done!
Notice the reflections. I see other nearby machines, a curious onlooker, like you would expect to see. But oddly, no stored away exercise equipment. What is up with that?
Congratulations! What a nice hit.
I guess you didn't take a picture of the next hand with all the 4x multipliers???
Would be more impressive if you told us it was hit using free play
Okay, so I have a question for everyone here.
I did something stupid.
After this massive hit, they did a million verification checks and all that. I was waiting for quite some time to get paid.
Near the end of the process, one of the employees kept asking another, "Can I reset it now?" and they kept delaying her. Finally they said she could "reset it", and she did something (I forget what), and then she said I could continue playing. I said, "Actually I'm done now, can't top this".
I noticed my Royal was NOT on the screen anymore. It was some completely different set of hands. I did not look if the game had switched, but I know that her "resetting" made it change to my Royal to this new screen.
In all the excitement, I forgot to run my final 4x multiplier on those 10 hands!
I just realized it today. Of course, it was long gone when I went down to check.
But what happened here? Had the Royal stayed on screen, it would have reminded me to run the last hand (without the UX bet).
However, given that it was different, I forgot all about the 4x being there.
My questions for you VP geniuses:
1) What was this "reset" she kept talking about?
2) How come the Royal disappeared after the reset, whereas other handpays keep the same screen up, no matter how long?
3) Is it possible they stiffed me me out of $150 or so EV here by resetting the entire machine out of 4x mode?
Not a gigantic deal, but annoying. I wish I noticed at the time.
The BIG question:
Tip or NO tip?
I know how you feel about tipping, and I actually agree with you. I'm assuming you took a check for security reasons, as well as, the staff not feeling they had a "right" to several Hundos off the top of the stack!
As long as the machine never powered off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
It sounds like it was just a 2341 key off. Your next hand would still have the multipliers. Sounds like you just got excited.
Nice hit.
Maybe you can get a 4 hour radio show out of it or something:D
Unsure about the resetting, apparently they reset the machine (as opposed to rebooting from memory) if there's a jackpot over a certain amount. Sounds like it's intended to protect against DUP style bugs.
It's got to be against regulations though for a game with stored equity.