If they all do the smae thing, it might pay me in the long run simply to drive or fly to Nevada.

Why is it a pair, or 2 pair or even 3 of a kind on a draw return only your original wager? Am I imagining something? Is my surgical mask leaking? Look, the casino can apparently do whatever they want, subject to State Gaming Rules, but if you visit more than one casino in the area, like the Muckleshoot or the Tulalip, take a look at the odds payoff on some of their machines. In other words, two pair should pay more than one pair, right? Likewise 3 of a kind, like most machines I've played in Reno and Las Vegas return a little more. but the next time you play vdeo poker, take a look at the pays for each of the hands I mentioned. So it appeared 3 of a kind did the same, as did two pair., I hope I just had a beer too many, but if one looks at the payoff board, I'm right. Simply put, winning a 'pair' paid even money. How do I explain this? I began to notice, before the 'Plague' swept in, that - at least at the Mist Bar, the posted odds had been changed. That said, though, I play enought to notice a difference since before. I am not on a mission to put the casino out of business. I played my usual video poker machines without regard to winning a lot of money, but what struck me as odd was how quickly I lost it. I sat at my favorite video poker machines and was simply pleased to see some of our favorite employees back. I really had no expectations of a jackpot it was jusy great to have the place open and our favorite staff members back to work. Oddly enough, though, my wife and I played the machines we normally did prior to the 'Black Plague'.

My wife and I were so excited to have the Snoqualmie open back up - albeit on a very limited basis, but open nonetheless and with some of our favorite staff members back to provide the usual great service we've come to expect.

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