Four Queens

I received my offer for April from the 4 Queens. It is for $60 in slot play and $60 in non-neg0tiable chips.Does anyone know if I can exchange the chips for more slot play.

I don't know the answer to your question but I think that the answer is that I don't think that they will allow that (but you definitely should check with the Slot Club booth about this). The chips might be like the Win Cards chips where you can play them until you lose, although they could be where the chip(s) are taken away after each hand whether you win or lose.

But either way with the chips, at least as far as I know, if you win, they will pay you back with a real casino chip which you do not have to use. Those you can take to the cashier and get cash for them.

RecVPPlayer

You could play roulette red and black, or odds and evens , playing both sides at once. That would convert half of them in one spin - unless you are unlucky enough to hit 00

I inquired about this on my trip last week.

I do not think you can exchange them for slot play as casino chips can be used only once (win or lose). The denominations that you recieve in chips may change according to what dollar amount of chips that you have for your offer.

I'll be out there in March. I wonder if they are used for even-money bets only.

Ok, group, I used this yesterday and this is what happened.

I was told that the chips can not be exchanged for Free Slot Machine play and at least at the Blackjack table where I ended up using them, they (I got $20 of them -- in four $5 chips) could only be used one time -- Win or Lose (although if you Pushed [Tied], it was left on the table to be used again).

I don't know if they can only be used for Even-Money bets because I was pressed for time, but that should be looked into.

RecVPPlayer

Oops, I forgot to tell you people something to keep in mind in case you end up deciding to use these chips for Blackjack play.

When I went to play (at about 9AM) there were only two functioning Blackjack tables.

Both were shoe games but one of them was paying 3 To 2 and the other one was paying 6 To 5!

So make sure that you don't play at the 6 To 5 paying table!

RecVPPlayer

Reminds me of a story. Playing single deck at Red Rock, heads up!, and after quite a while I noted that not many bj's had been had. I thought I might have had one, but the dealer said no because no $1 chips in my stack. Oops! 6 to 5. Almost immediately I had 2 BJ's in 3 hands, doubled both, won both, and gth out of there back to VP. Dealer was amazed, but he had 6 on one hand and maybe the same on the other. I wasn't taking no 6 to 5!