That same machine (far left, the one my nephew saw me hit a royal on by
holding two cards, the one my sister hit the Deuces on) has always kept
track of multiple points. I should have gotten 45x5 points or 225 points.
I'm sure it would not be in EI's interest to limit select multi game
machines to single points to drive out advantage players and at the same
time punish recreational players but my question is this. Can a slot
tracking system select out the 99.72% NSU game of many games in a machine
for single point counting while counting 5x for the other short pay
games? I'll go back late tonight to check so if you see me playing keno
then that's why.
JT
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On Sat, 1 Mar 2003 12:08:04 -0800 "Jean Scott" <queenofcomps@lvcm.com> writes:
Not getting much play is disappointing psychologically but is not germane
to the calculations. You probably recycled some at least. So you need
to count HANDS, not your originally investment. After 20 hands of
full-coin quarter play (that would be $25 coin-in) you should have 25
points if getting single points - 125 points if getting 5 x points.
There is one other possible explanation. Some of the older machines used
to only count down at single points and the bonus points were added
immediately AFTER you took out your card. The machines you spoke of
might still do it this way. The newer machines, like the 3/5 Play, count
down points including the bonus in real time.
in response to JT writing:
<<I put in 100 quarters in the left most of the three nsu single lines at
12:30 am sat Mar 1st , didn't get much play and noticed 45 points
registered. Did they set them to only pay single points during 5x points
times in March?>>
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