Talk:Sigma Derby

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Previous locations?

I just removed a paragraph from the page which referenced machines that no longer exist. I'm not opposed to having that information on the page, but I think we need to create a new section listing "previous locations" for the game, with cite-able links to be able to prove that they existed there.

For that matter, the mention in the current edit of the page that references the New Frontier would be better served in a "previous location" section, too. For what it's worth, I played the machine at the New Frontier before it closed, and it's also believed that the New Frontier's machine was bought by the owner of The D Hotel, and the machine is used for parts to keep the game they have on the casino floor up and running. It's possibly worth finding a reputable source and including that information in the article, too.

For the record, the paragraph I removed was: "There are also two Sigma Derby machines near the sportsbook area of the MontBleu casino/resort in Stateline, Nevada. (As of October 2015, MontBleu no longer has Sigma Derby.)"

Knagl (talk) 09:54, 8 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

MGM Machine

FYI the MGM machine is gone, it has been replaced by a Fortune Cup machine. I was there on 11/2/18

204.87.68.252 (talk) 22:52, 6 November 2018 (UTC)[reply]