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    All American Poker

    Well, Trump Plaza in Atlantic City went and did it. They removed the one best video poker games around. They removed the 16 All American Poker machines. They had been one of the best paybacks around. I was very disappointed since I always played them. Apparently, they did not like the payout percentage. Ciao.
    Tags: gambling, poker
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    Re: All American Poker

    I don't know of any full pay(quads paying 40:1) AA poker, anywhere anymore. Heck, it's getting tough just to find 9:6 Jacks or better.

    The worst thing that could've happened for the customers was the consolidation of most of the casinos into just a few big corporations. The best days of gambling were in the 80's and 90's and it'll never be that good again. I know that I'll be calling it quits soon.

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