All the Super Progressives have been removed from the database 7/29/11 since the meter rise was lowered from 4% to 3.2%, base paytables were lowered about 1% to around 95% and they are now excluded from multipliers.

M Resort was officially acquired by Penn National Gaming June 1, 2011 after PNG purchased their debt last October. Original owner Anthony Marnell III will be the president of the property. News article about the acquisition here.

New 25c and $1 progressives have been installed with eight games having a base payback of 96.1% to 96.8%. Meter progression is a total of 4% with .5% going to each of the eight games. See Bob Dancer's 5/10/11 article for explanation: http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/bob_dancer/2011/0510.cfm

News article about Penn National purchase of M Resort debt here.

New: (2)$1, $2 3/5 Play QQ in high limit (no multipliers) with 99.17% BP and 98.98% DDB

MIA - All over 100% payback games - (6) 25c FPDW, 100.65% JW, 10/7 DB and 10/6 DDB.
MIA - (4) 25c NSUD
NEW: $0.25 9/6 JoB

Most 99%+ games have been downgraded at all denominations.
Most DDB has been downgraded to 9/5, DB to 9/6/5, and DW44 are now 15/9.

Reportedly NSUD, BP, Bdlx from $0.25 1-play up to $50 5-play scattered about casino.
Saw two $0.25 full pay banks of DB, DDB, Deuces. Marked 100% with big signage. Also marked "Not included in any promotions" in smaller signage.
Saw some $5 triple play and up 9/6 JOB in high-limit. 8/5 BP and 9/7/5 DB on most machines in most denominations all over the casino. Saw some quarter and nickle progressives with dismal pay-tables. No idea about current promotions. Sign says "free slot play for new members". No idea how much because the line to sign up was wrapped around the casino. Speaking of lines, there were lines everywhere tonite. Players club, cashier cage, restaurants, traffic was even backed up to get into the parking lot.

The upright bank of eight machines which had 25c/50c/$1 15/11 Deuces have been downgraded to 15/9 on one side of the bank, and 20/12/10 on the other side.

Opens March 2009.