Road Pics

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Ameristar, Council Bluffs, Iowa

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Ameristar, Council Bluffs, Iowa

Being in here is like being in a sardine can.

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Harrah's Council Bluffs

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Harrah's Council Bluffs

I think I see an ace of hearts on that table.

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Harrah's Council Bluffs

I think I see an ace of hearts on that table.

Winner!!!!! Quote of the year.

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Harrah's Council Bluffs

I think I see an ace of hearts on that table.

Does Rob have to pay for my chicken dinner?

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The turkey dinner he invited you to last week wasn't enough??

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Onawa, Iowa

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Sloan, Iowa

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Hard Rock, Sioux City, Iowa

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Got back to Montana just in time for this. If you look hard enough you can see Our Lady Of The Rockies at the top of the mountain in the third picture. It's a 90 foot statue. You might have to blow the picture up to see it.

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Crow Agency, Montana, Crow Indian Reservation. This casino is in eyesight of Little Bighorn National Battlefield.

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Couer D'Alene Casino, Worley, Idaho on a hot and balmy day:

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Since the Our Lady of the Rockies statue cannot be seen very well in the pic, even though its 90 feet tall, I thought I would show you what she looks like. The statue is a homage to the Virgin Mary. It sits 8500 feet above sea level on the continental divide at Butte, Montana:

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Auburn, Washington. I was there in the early morning hours. The place was empty.

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Just a few hours from where I was born and raised. I also lived near Olympia.

What class are they? I didn't think Washington had any class III machines. Did you find any machines that were APable in Washington? Will you be making your way rainbow valley? Lucky Eagle is only a few miles from there.

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Lucky Eagle has expanded / grown.

It was my "first" casino, but I prefer the rng-based slots offered in the Oregon casinos to the ones in Washington, although from what I've read the end results / payouts are similar.

Between Muckelshoot and Lucky Eagle there are now two others nearby: Nisqually Red Winds in Yelm and Little Creek in Shelton, both of which I've chosen to ignore.

Thanks for the pics, MC, and if you get near Portland, wave.

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Just a few hours from where I was born and raised. I also lived near Olympia.

What class are they? I didn't think Washington had any class III machines. Did you find any machines that were APable in Washington? Will you be making your way rainbow valley? Lucky Eagle is only a few miles from there.

From what I've read Class III was approved in 2006. All the penny line games appeared to be Class III to me except some machines with bingo cards I seen at a bingo hall operated by Tulalip. The video poker is still Class II. I've seen no AP'able games so far unless you count the Fortune 88 type machines I seen at both Muckleshoot and Tulalip.

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Marysville, Washington

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After visiting a few of the Washington casinos I flew out of Sea-Tac up to Juneau, Alaska to spend Christmas with my folks.

Take-off